Mr Lee said: "Many will celebrate this result, while others will understandably be surprised and disappointed. But like the Brexit referendum in June, Mr Trump’s victory is part of a broader pattern in developed countries – reflecting a deep frustration with the way things are, and a strong wish to reassert a sense of identity, and somehow to change the status quo."
Someone better tell King Idiot here that this broader pattern he is talking about is also present in singapore. There is also deep frustration with the way things are in singapore and a strong wish for singaporeans to re-assert their sense of national identity in the face of an overwhelming deluge of FTs, and that sinkies also want to change the status quo. He better watch it before a Brexit or Donald happens here.
Someone better tell King Idiot here that this broader pattern he is talking about is also present in singapore. There is also deep frustration with the way things are in singapore and a strong wish for singaporeans to re-assert their sense of national identity in the face of an overwhelming deluge of FTs, and that sinkies also want to change the status quo. He better watch it before a Brexit or Donald happens here.
