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02-22-2013, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Teak

Lee Kuan Yew knew what he was going. He wanted to separate Singapore from Malaya but do it in a way that made it look like Singapore was being kicked out. Take a look at some scholarly studies, not Wikipedia, aka "Encyclopedia Lite".

Let me guess: You also buy into the UMNO line that they rule for the betterment of Malaysia?

How about you post those scholarly studies instead? Wikipedia at least cites its references.

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