Very meaningful and intelligent dialogue. 👍 Btw, They didn't move to Changi for airport, they CREATED Changi, reclaim land n built a new town that won U.N award n Swiss award.im honoured n humbled to be part of that pioneer team. Later i was part of U.N hum team & flying doctor s n i ran into Dr P. Im glad hes still 16!. Much to do Merry Christmas Max n all! Peace 🕊️
It is better to remove fallen leaves and flowers fast, especially in areas near to the gutters as they might clog up, leading to flooding on a rainy day
I am Italian, I have been living in London for the last 10 years and I just came back from a few days off in Singapore. This video is just amazing and the guy has nailed every point. The example about talking to people you don't know at the supermarket compared to UK I think it's so true. I spoke and met many people while I was in Singapore and this thing doesn't happen anymore so often in London. If you do it in London I think people believe you need something from them or you are trying to scam them in some way. I think 10 years ago it wasn't like that. Anyway amazing video
London :( Such a sad, dreary place. The poverty gap slaps you in the face as soon as you step outside, and as a petite female, I don't feel safe enough to take a morning stroll, let alone venture out alone at night. The smaller UK cities are far more welcoming, people are much happier and relaxed here.
Hi Max: Great interview. Fantastic job! I truly appreciate the frankness, honesty, modesty and perspective of Dr. Merry. In retrospect, this is a very successful and positive story for an expatriate to settle down in SG. In many ways, I am like Dr. Merry who loves SG strict rules and for a safe society. I am born in SG but currently live in the US. I admire LKY when I was a kid and even today. Singaporeans are blessed. What a lovely and safe country. In regards to JB, it is my most travelled state whenever I drop into SG. I encourage every Singaporean to get out of the comfort zone, travel and see the world. Your horizon goes behind the little island.
I am glad I bumped into this. The way he feels about Singapore and the UK, is exactly the way I feel about Singapore and my home country but maybe, for different reasons.
The guest had came a long way..he knows the ultimate true meaning of life..we are not to self serve and be consuming and enjoying the gains all by ourselves..but true joy is to serve others in their needs. And until one gets down to serve others with a sincere attitude, one will never understand that joy Dr Merrv spoke about.
If nobody sweeps up the fallen leaves and flowers on the paths and it rains, 2 things can happen: 1. If it rains heavily, those fallen leaves and flowers get swept by wind and rain into the drains and it chokes up the drainage system and floods ensue 2. it there is light rain, the leaves and flowers become a soggy and slippery mass and cause someone to slip and fall.
I really enjoyed this interview and will be checking out Philip’s website. I’m moving from Canada to Singapore this summer with my family and learning as much as I can about life there before arrival. I’m a tourism professional with a cultural anthropology degree, and video interviews like yours provide some great insights! Cheers!
Singaporeans are actually very friendly deep down, but we don't do the superficial interactions that westerners, especially Americans, think is friendliness. Nah, it just comes off as fake and it is fake most of the time.
@hieveryone2003 Everyone is different. You can't stereotype everyone into a predetermined social structure. Otherwise, why would America still have crime if everyone is so altruistic?
@hieveryone2003 I lived in America for over a decade. Americans are some of the most selfish people alive today. The altruistic part that Americans love to tout are often superficial contribution to slightly ameliorate problems they CAUSED in the first place. Those problems they CAUSED are actually because they are hyper-competitive, domineering and greedy in the first place. If you dig a ten feet hole, and then throw in 1 feet of sand, you are not filling up the hole. You are just pretending to fill it. The Chinese simply do not dig the hole in the first place. But you people don't like to see that because on top of being selfish and greedy, you are also very good at self-delusional propaganda. You know deep down I'm right. You can't fool someone who literally lived there, studied there, went through 3 election cycles and even dated and used to be married to an American.
Wonderful and wise man with still so much to offer. Let's all work for peace everywhere starting with better cross-cultural understanding as human beings with similar needs and aspirations
Hi Max, I've been enjoying your many videos. You have a personality and talent that bring an appeal to your channel. You should use your sense of humor more, it's quite good and consider expanding your channel's focus beyond Singapore, Malaysia. I'm 68 and spent my career working and living all over the world. Haven't been to Singapore in many years. The British deserve some credit for Singapore as well. It was already a successful trading and transit port before independence. You can find an interesting video on YT, titled " Colored Singapore in 1930's " I also live in a very safe and vibrant City, Cheers from Toronto
I've lived in Singapore for 5 years. It's the cleanest, safest, orderly, obedient, stable, most apolitical, no media jackals, no protests, no human rights drama, no communist, no vote bank politics, peaceful country on earth. Corruption is almost nil, at least in all spheres where the general public interacts. Law and order is extremely strict, not even a teeny tiny little nonsense is tolerated. Public transport system is extremely good. Food, clothing, transport, everything is available at a reasonable cost. Government services are superb, disciplined and things gets done super fast. That said, it is a humid, tiny island with no variety, a concrete jungle with apartments and row houses completely blocking the already less available stale air, people very mechanical, transactional, money obsessed and lacking in creativity and human touch. Most of the country even dresses the same, think and behave all alike. There was a famous accident 2 years ago where a bunch of youngsters drove at an extremely high speed in a narrow road early morning wee hours and burned to death when their car crashed and caught fire. 1000s of comments everywhere abusing them for being so stupid and endangering others. Hardly one kind comment for the dead. I wondered whether it is ok to live in a prison full of mechanical people who have lost sense of what it is to be human or in a messy democratic country with air, space, creativity and a variety in cultures & tastes where people smile at each other. And moved out. However, I miss two things from Singapore - Icy Vietnam Soy Coffee from Mr. Bean and Soy Curd from Nine Fresh. If our countries become no longer liveable because of the growing muslim population, that's the only time I would wish I were in Singapore.
Your point about prison and mechanical ppl here is too harsh and his comment when he went back London visit debunked this there more compassion empathy here than you choose not to believed. About your last point it has already happened!
@@ZhenYaeI wouldn't say to keep, rather it's to strengthen what was already there. Clash of Civilization, no matter how absurd or short sighted still has merit for those (with influence and ability) who wish to pursue it as it is
In the end it's what you value (and that differs with diff people ofc): if it's creativity, space etc, yes, other countries offer more. For some, it's order and security to bring up a family. Singaporeans being mechanical, I'd say, is a superficial observation. As the wise 73 yo gentleman said, we r a pragmatic lot! Instilled into us is always: no one owes us a living. When I visited Ho Chi Minh a few years ago, that sense was even stronger, among the locals! Everyone just appeared like they wanted to survive, no time for niceties...
The Changi story. At the time it was a big debate about siting the airport. Changi was not favoured as it was further out (compared to Paya Lebar). What LKY did was to decide to put the airport at Changi, with a caveat. The planners had to provide a 20 minute vehicular access to the city centre. This caused the building of the ECP (east coast parkway). This is an example of LKY cutting through the rubbish by re-focusing minds on what needs to be done!
I think why singaporeans not travel overseas simply cz they are busy. 😅 There is an anecdote that says, "Every day is holiday in Indonesia, Every day is week day in Singapore" 😂 Tbh we hv to learn many things from singapore, but I always mentioned never bring their "hustle" culture to Indonesia. We very lucky have neighbour like singapore, they provide invesment to Indonesia. They work really hard ini finance, and invest in Indonesia. 😊
Maybe you haven’t experienced vehicle theft in Jb when you are there 😅. Singapore vehicle constantly get targeted to get stolen in Malaysia. Maybe That’s why some say is dangerous if you are driving your car or motorcycle there.
Yes, and yet you have British people saying that the UK has a nanny state! The UK needs to deal with crime with zero tolerance for minor crimes as well as major crimes. This is the only thing that works and helps people to understand that crime overall will not be tolerated in a civilized society and that they will face consequences if they commit any type of crime. These days, in the UK, there are people (men) spitting in the street and on pavements all the time. It tends to be mainly men from the middle east, but also others.
they made india dirty since 11 th century before yhat greeks , chinese said good thingd about india but 11 century islamic conquest destroyed even babur by 15 cent said it is dirty
Great interview, Max. I haven't been to Singapore since 1996, and hadn't any inclination -- until now, after watching this video. Great job. Now: what is the camera that you used for this interview? Thanks.
I noticed he mentioned only LKY. That era of S’pore is long gone. Guess he’s too insulated from the current S’pore. Plus it’s generational issue, the gen z Sporeans r very adventurous. A tale of 2 cities
Building a country can be liken to building a house..with too many options ..How to start building..nit to mention finish?!!!! Wisdom is when to allow options..
So true - Singaporeans are so sheltered, but the reality is the world out there can be dangerous - depending on the situation & your luck. Yes, actually Malaysia is not so dangerous, though sometimes people do get robbed, and that's coming from my friends' experiences and also my dad's Malaysian friends who told him they've been robbed a few times, houses get burglarised a few times too etc. But after travelling to Italy (much higher risk of being pickpocketed, drug addicts on the streets etc), I've come to the conclusion that Malaysia is safer. 😂
multiculturalism is not as great as you think it is, The west experiences unrest and civil conflicts due to that. The current racial mix of singapore with majority chinese (80%) is what keeps singapore as it is and it should be that way going forward
Alamak of all the good things what’s come to his mind is SG acceptance towards akuas?!…he must be a frequent visitor to that old Changi village carpark!😂😂😂😂 😂😂
The older generation of the Chinese migrants grew up with whose money in Singapore. The British...dollar of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Second. Where is the gratitude today? A new breed of 'tailess dogs' barking at the wrong tree.
LOL. Yeah sure dude, those old stingy British colonist gave billions of gold for free to all the old Indian, malay and Chinese eh. Idiocy needs to know some limit
The racist court stuffs in old day are no problem. The local races got no problem actually. With those same race from other countries, it starts to be different..
I love listening to older people like him. So much wisdom and peace and fulfillment. I can learn a lot from them.
❤❤❤❤ Singapore.
RIP
Hola from Queretaro.
Obey God always.
RIP
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Another great interview Max, as a Singaporean seeing Dr Merry's perspective on Singapore and the meaning of life is very enlightening. Thumbs up.
an island of chinese and indian labourers migrants
@@brabaius162it doesnt matter where you are from, it matters where you are going to. 😊
Very meaningful and intelligent dialogue. 👍
Btw, They didn't move to Changi for airport, they CREATED Changi, reclaim land n built a new town that won U.N award n Swiss award.im honoured n humbled to be part of that pioneer team.
Later i was part of U.N hum team & flying doctor s n i ran into Dr P.
Im glad hes still 16!. Much to do
Merry Christmas Max n all!
Peace 🕊️
It is better to remove fallen leaves and flowers fast, especially in areas near to the gutters as they might clog up, leading to flooding on a rainy day
@@anon7641very true
Also fast decaying organic matter in the tropics may be slippery as well
@@idoit5005 absolutely. In fact some pavements would grow algae and these are very slippery when wet
@@anon7641 👍
Mosquitoes
I am Italian, I have been living in London for the last 10 years and I just came back from a few days off in Singapore. This video is just amazing and the guy has nailed every point. The example about talking to people you don't know at the supermarket compared to UK I think it's so true. I spoke and met many people while I was in Singapore and this thing doesn't happen anymore so often in London. If you do it in London I think people believe you need something from them or you are trying to scam them in some way. I think 10 years ago it wasn't like that. Anyway amazing video
London :( Such a sad, dreary place. The poverty gap slaps you in the face as soon as you step outside, and as a petite female, I don't feel safe enough to take a morning stroll, let alone venture out alone at night. The smaller UK cities are far more welcoming, people are much happier and relaxed here.
Wow, he is young for 73! Great sharing. Thank u.
Yes, I was super impressed when I found out his age. Dr. Merry looks very young.
Hi Max: Great interview. Fantastic job! I truly appreciate the frankness, honesty, modesty and perspective of Dr. Merry. In retrospect, this is a very successful and positive story for an expatriate to settle down in SG. In many ways, I am like Dr. Merry who loves SG strict rules and for a safe society. I am born in SG but currently live in the US. I admire LKY when I was a kid and even today. Singaporeans are blessed.
What a lovely and safe country. In regards to JB, it is my most travelled state whenever I drop into SG. I encourage every Singaporean to get out of the comfort zone, travel and see the world. Your horizon goes behind the little island.
A great interview Max, simple questions with lots of depth and meaning that kept me glued to the end. And Dr Phillip Merry is an interesting person.
Love the video! I like how Dr Merry at his age is enlightened and can share his wisdom here
The more I view your video..the more I learn to appreciate Singapore and Singaporeans.
Happy to hear that!
Well said I'm 73 and 16 inside, love it❤
I’m 68 and feel 45 years old.
I am glad I bumped into this. The way he feels about Singapore and the UK, is exactly the way I feel about Singapore and my home country but maybe, for different reasons.
What an amazing person you found here!! Delivered so much value, wisdom and insight in 17 minutes!! Wow
Very good content/ interview wt this British gentelman. Very glad he feels at home in Sg.
A wise man!! Great analogy n great interview
He looks great for being 73 didn't expect him to be that old
Wow, I really love this guy's theory and philosophy of life. What a great guy😊 God bless.
The guest had came a long way..he knows the ultimate true meaning of life..we are not to self serve and be consuming and enjoying the gains all by ourselves..but true joy is to serve others in their needs. And until one gets down to serve others with a sincere attitude, one will never understand that joy Dr Merrv spoke about.
Great inspiring ending! Very sincere words. Thank you for it!❤
If nobody sweeps up the fallen leaves and flowers on the paths and it rains, 2 things can happen:
1. If it rains heavily, those fallen leaves and flowers get swept by wind and rain into the drains and it chokes up the drainage system and floods ensue
2. it there is light rain, the leaves and flowers become a soggy and slippery mass and cause someone to slip and fall.
This is one of the best interviews in this channel.
I really enjoyed this interview and will be checking out Philip’s website. I’m moving from Canada to Singapore this summer with my family and learning as much as I can about life there before arrival. I’m a tourism professional with a cultural anthropology degree, and video interviews like yours provide some great insights! Cheers!
Dr Merry gives wise insights & advice, great interview!
Love more of these valuable interviews cos it's knowledge and enlightening at the same time . Thank you .
Singaporeans are actually very friendly deep down, but we don't do the superficial interactions that westerners, especially Americans, think is friendliness. Nah, it just comes off as fake and it is fake most of the time.
Yes agree, they are fake, arrogantly behave like an Idiot.
Singaporeans should not be friendly
@hieveryone2003 Everyone is different. You can't stereotype everyone into a predetermined social structure. Otherwise, why would America still have crime if everyone is so altruistic?
@hieveryone2003 I lived in America for over a decade. Americans are some of the most selfish people alive today. The altruistic part that Americans love to tout are often superficial contribution to slightly ameliorate problems they CAUSED in the first place.
Those problems they CAUSED are actually because they are hyper-competitive, domineering and greedy in the first place.
If you dig a ten feet hole, and then throw in 1 feet of sand, you are not filling up the hole. You are just pretending to fill it.
The Chinese simply do not dig the hole in the first place. But you people don't like to see that because on top of being selfish and greedy, you are also very good at self-delusional propaganda.
You know deep down I'm right. You can't fool someone who literally lived there, studied there, went through 3 election cycles and even dated and used to be married to an American.
@hieveryone2003Yes, Americans are very generous and giving with their bullets and by the look at the sheer number of homelessness. 🙄🙄🙄
Another great interview! ❤
Dr Merry lives to serve, with all his might. Brilliant young man!
Enjoyed the content! Well done!
I've learnt so much from this video. Wise words Dr Phillips. I'll dearly hold on to them from now on.
That was a great interview! Wisdom is with Dr. Merry.
love your work
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Thank you very much, Mr. Max 🙏🏽🙇🏻♀️
Wise words, two-pronged things in life
Wonderful and wise man with still so much to offer.
Let's all work for peace everywhere starting with better cross-cultural understanding as human beings with similar needs and aspirations
Amen to that!
A great guy with great wisdom. ❤
If your own mind is positive then everything happens positive ❤️
A very wise man, and a good human! USA-Singapore, 10/2023
Love this interview, very well done.
Love this episode esp towards the end with the wise words given out. ❤
Great interview 👍
Very wise man. Unlock our potential, find our meaning in life.
Great interview
What he said is quite true. We do have a lot of room of improvement
A very wise man with many wise words.
What a nice and refreshing interview
As long as what is good for citizens...nobody left behind.
I found this a rather meaningful discussion with balanced views ...
Brilliant interview! Luv it..
Incredible interview! 👏🏼
Hi Max, I've been enjoying your many videos. You have a personality and talent that bring an appeal to your channel. You should use your sense of humor more, it's quite good and consider expanding your channel's focus beyond Singapore, Malaysia. I'm 68 and spent my career working and living all over the world. Haven't been to Singapore in many years. The British deserve some credit for Singapore as well. It was already a successful trading and transit port before independence. You can find an interesting video on YT, titled " Colored Singapore in 1930's "
I also live in a very safe and vibrant City,
Cheers from Toronto
Thanks so much 🙏
Is really good and enjoy to see this video. thanks😀
I've lived in Singapore for 5 years.
It's the cleanest, safest, orderly, obedient, stable, most apolitical, no media jackals, no protests, no human rights drama, no communist, no vote bank politics, peaceful country on earth. Corruption is almost nil, at least in all spheres where the general public interacts. Law and order is extremely strict, not even a teeny tiny little nonsense is tolerated. Public transport system is extremely good. Food, clothing, transport, everything is available at a reasonable cost. Government services are superb, disciplined and things gets done super fast.
That said, it is a humid, tiny island with no variety, a concrete jungle with apartments and row houses completely blocking the already less available stale air, people very mechanical, transactional, money obsessed and lacking in creativity and human touch. Most of the country even dresses the same, think and behave all alike.
There was a famous accident 2 years ago where a bunch of youngsters drove at an extremely high speed in a narrow road early morning wee hours and burned to death when their car crashed and caught fire. 1000s of comments everywhere abusing them for being so stupid and endangering others. Hardly one kind comment for the dead.
I wondered whether it is ok to live in a prison full of mechanical people who have lost sense of what it is to be human or in a messy democratic country with air, space, creativity and a variety in cultures & tastes where people smile at each other. And moved out. However, I miss two things from Singapore - Icy Vietnam Soy Coffee from Mr. Bean and Soy Curd from Nine Fresh.
If our countries become no longer liveable because of the growing muslim population, that's the only time I would wish I were in Singapore.
Welcome to Singapore,
We locals have been successfully Institutionalised!
Enjoy your stay 😁
Still better than a country full of rapists 🤭
Your point about prison and mechanical ppl here is too harsh and his comment when he went back London visit debunked this there more compassion empathy here than you choose not to believed. About your last point it has already happened!
@@ZhenYaeI wouldn't say to keep, rather it's to strengthen what was already there.
Clash of Civilization, no matter how absurd or short sighted still has merit for those (with influence and ability) who wish to pursue it as it is
In the end it's what you value (and that differs with diff people ofc): if it's creativity, space etc, yes, other countries offer more. For some, it's order and security to bring up a family.
Singaporeans being mechanical, I'd say, is a superficial observation. As the wise 73 yo gentleman said, we r a pragmatic lot! Instilled into us is always: no one owes us a living. When I visited Ho Chi Minh a few years ago, that sense was even stronger, among the locals! Everyone just appeared like they wanted to survive, no time for niceties...
Nice interview. The location should be The Riverwalk Apartment. Excellent choice of apt in S’pore!
Love this man.
Amazing content!
The Changi story.
At the time it was a big debate about siting the airport. Changi was not favoured as it was further out (compared to Paya Lebar). What LKY did was to decide to put the airport at Changi, with a caveat. The planners had to provide a 20 minute vehicular access to the city centre. This caused the building of the ECP (east coast parkway). This is an example of LKY cutting through the rubbish by re-focusing minds on what needs to be done!
Singapore has done very good job of managing and cracking down on corruption .
Great interview. I like the way Dr. Merry is open and honest about his views on Singapore. Thanks for sharing.
The meaning of life that I believe well said.
very sensible advice!
I think why singaporeans not travel overseas simply cz they are busy. 😅
There is an anecdote that says, "Every day is holiday in Indonesia, Every day is week day in Singapore" 😂
Tbh we hv to learn many things from singapore, but I always mentioned never bring their "hustle" culture to Indonesia. We very lucky have neighbour like singapore, they provide invesment to Indonesia. They work really hard ini finance, and invest in Indonesia. 😊
Maybe you haven’t experienced vehicle theft in Jb when you are there 😅. Singapore vehicle constantly get targeted to get stolen in Malaysia. Maybe That’s why some say is dangerous if you are driving your car or motorcycle there.
Good vlog. Love it! More Max..😅
So what was the reason he chose not to get citizenship?
S’pore is very fortunate to have foresight full - LEE KUAN YEW & we’re so Blessed to be the safe , efficient tiny red dot .
Very good interview
RESPECT
17:00 onwards: life goals to live by from a very wise 73-year-old gentleman with a 16-year-old heart of gold :)
Yes, and yet you have British people saying that the UK has a nanny state! The UK needs to deal with crime with zero tolerance for minor crimes as well as major crimes. This is the only thing that works and helps people to understand that crime overall will not be tolerated in a civilized society and that they will face consequences if they commit any type of crime. These days, in the UK, there are people (men) spitting in the street and on pavements all the time. It tends to be mainly men from the middle east, but also others.
they made india dirty since 11 th century before yhat greeks , chinese said good thingd about india but 11 century islamic conquest destroyed even babur by 15 cent said it is dirty
Even my malaysian friends said to me malaysia is not safe,robbers will not hestiate to snatch even fr sling bag one is carrying
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Yes , non of my relatives' homes were not broken in bfore.
Feel enlighten ❤
Great interview, Max. I haven't been to Singapore since 1996, and hadn't any inclination -- until now, after watching this video. Great job. Now: what is the camera that you used for this interview? Thanks.
Judging from what is happening around the world , I prefer Singapore. Europe of today is so different from the Europe I used to know 30 years ago.
So where's the part about why he doesn't want citizenship? I don't get it.
agree , singaporean live in a bubble, they have to really feel the difference environment
omg Max wearing same shoes as me from decathlon XD
That's is how we get our name as Clean city..
The title seems to be a bit unfair to him, as he has a lot of positive things to say
Click bait lah. But great interview nonetheless
Agree. We changed it
I noticed he mentioned only LKY. That era of S’pore is long gone. Guess he’s too insulated from the current S’pore. Plus it’s generational issue, the gen z Sporeans r very adventurous. A tale of 2 cities
the scene at 00'59 is the french quarter in New Orleans... jus sayin
She was saying about the US, that’s why
I don't know you, but you Gentleman🤗
@13:41 had a chuckle at this 🤣
Now better than you first visit 😊
Building a country can be liken to building a house..with too many options ..How to start building..nit to mention finish?!!!! Wisdom is when to allow options..
👍👏💪🇸🇬
So true - Singaporeans are so sheltered, but the reality is the world out there can be dangerous - depending on the situation & your luck. Yes, actually Malaysia is not so dangerous, though sometimes people do get robbed, and that's coming from my friends' experiences and also my dad's Malaysian friends who told him they've been robbed a few times, houses get burglarised a few times too etc. But after travelling to Italy (much higher risk of being pickpocketed, drug addicts on the streets etc), I've come to the conclusion that Malaysia is safer. 😂
I know right! Malaysia is actually safer
Don’t be afraid of the world out there 😊 it’s beautiful. Just have to watch less TV 😁
you will very rarely see drunk men in muslim majority country.
Heyy~
That's offensive
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. Ben Franklin
Chinese and triads cannot be separate.
U have to listen to both sides store. From Rich & poor
Car ,bike, hdb which is local housing all lifespan ridiculous law.
multiculturalism is not as great as you think it is, The west experiences unrest and civil conflicts due to that. The current racial mix of singapore with majority chinese (80%) is what keeps singapore as it is and it should be that way going forward
I hope Singapore don't get into diversity like teaching 100 genders.
Where are they doing it? I think it’s a media exaggeration.
@@MaxChernov I think he meant it figuratively, not literally. When a nation gets too diverse, allowing 100 genders in teaching can be a reality.
Alamak of all the good things what’s come to his mind is SG acceptance towards akuas?!…he must be a frequent visitor to that old Changi village carpark!😂😂😂😂 😂😂
You will not like Singapore at last either .
The older generation of the Chinese migrants grew up with whose money in Singapore. The British...dollar of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Second. Where is the gratitude today? A new breed of 'tailess dogs' barking at the wrong tree.
LOL. Yeah sure dude, those old stingy British colonist gave billions of gold for free to all the old Indian, malay and Chinese eh.
Idiocy needs to know some limit
We the English educated did play our part with the British by paying 'Income Tax' to lessen the heavy burden shouldered by the Crown Colony.
The racist court stuffs in old day are no problem. The local races got no problem actually. With those same race from other countries, it starts to be different..
Too hot, too rainy, too expensive.
Over rated!
Do you see racism here sir ?
Bingo! Even I didn't like Singapore 😂
It's a lee dynasty. People voice can't be heard ...