[EvertonDiehard]

Back in 1963, S'pore joined Malaysia for economic and practical reasons. However, political and social clashes led to an unexpected expulsion in 1965. Unlike most countries, Malaysia expelled S'pore with the expectation of our failure. We lacked resources and relied on Malaysia for water and food. Contrary to expectations, S'pore thrived. We lack natural resources, but our strategic location and focus on trade and industry fuelled our success. Now Malaysia is envious about how far S'pore has developed ahead of our northern neighbours.

[klat]

Because they think that Sg need crutches to survive ma

[pinkpanther]

Malaysia lacks leaders with the vision and foresight needed to guide the country toward progress. Once such leaders are found, Singapore will struggle to keep up....let's hope Anwar continues to do badly

[Niubee]

We should not be happy with current position because our survival depends on the open and free markets.

If there is a world war, we will be threatened due to lack of natural resources.

[klat]

If there is a world war, we will be threatened due to lack of natural resources.

No lah, human resources are much, much better than natural resources

[Gemstar]

Malaysia lacks leaders with the vision and foresight needed to guide the country toward progress. Once such leaders are found, Singapore will struggle to keep up....let's hope Anwar continues to do badly

M'sia failed badly becos they hv a wide line of corrupted leaders.

[Gemstar]

No lah, human resources are much, much better than natural resources

It is only with Human Resources, then we wil be able to make natural resources. Humans must strive to adapt change and thinks of other means.

[Niubee]

No lah, human resources are much, much better than natural resources

During peace time yes. War time, anything goes

[Manthink]

Malaysia lacks leaders with the vision and foresight needed to guide the country toward progress. Once such leaders are found, Singapore will struggle to keep up....let's hope Anwar continues to do badly

I only know one Bolehlahland leader who had "vision and foresight" - And he leads not by example, but through his smelly mouth.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...au-islands

[moonrab]

Back in 1963, S'pore joined Malaysia for economic and practical reasons. However, political and social clashes led to an unexpected expulsion in 1965. Unlike most countries, Malaysia expelled S'pore with the expectation of our failure. We lacked resources and relied on Malaysia for water and food. Contrary to expectations, S'pore thrived. We lack natural resources, but our strategic location and focus on trade and industry fuelled our success. Now Malaysia is envious about how far S'pore has developed ahead of our northern neighbours.

Actually it is a blessing for both sides...😊

[moonrab]

I only know one Bolehlahland leader who had "vision and foresight" - And he leads not by example, but through his smelly mouth.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...au-islands

He admitted it is just a joke on the JB king la..🤣

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Back in 1963, S'pore joined Malaysia for economic and practical reasons. However, political and social clashes led to an unexpected expulsion in 1965. Unlike most countries, Malaysia expelled S'pore with the expectation of our failure. We lacked resources and relied on Malaysia for water and food. Contrary to expectations, S'pore thrived. We lack natural resources, but our strategic location and focus on trade and industry fuelled our success. Now Malaysia is envious about how far S'pore has developed ahead of our northern neighbours.

Everyone knows that. What’s your point?

[Napoleon Porlumpar]

Back in 1963, S'pore joined Malaysia for economic and practical reasons. However, political and social clashes led to an unexpected expulsion in 1965. Unlike most countries, Malaysia expelled S'pore with the expectation of our failure. We lacked resources and relied on Malaysia for water and food. Contrary to expectations, S'pore thrived. We lack natural resources, but our strategic location and focus on trade and industry fuelled our success. Now Malaysia is envious about how far S'pore has developed ahead of our northern neighbours.

S'pore will succeed regardless who's ''running'' the show here...................becoz the Rothschilds were the ones that sent Raffles here..............they wanna use S'pore as a military base to control the commerce shipping between Indian Ocean and Asia-Pacific.................that's why so many big companies came here or were already here before 1965..........

[EvertonDiehard]

Malaysia lacks leaders with the vision and foresight needed to guide the country toward progress. Once such leaders are found, Singapore will struggle to keep up....let's hope Anwar continues to do badly

As long as Affirmative Action is not dismantled, S'pore has nothing to fear from Malaysia. Their brain drain will continue owing to institutionalised racial discrimination. Their country will continue to be led by their third or fourth tier of talent, corruption will continue unchecked and their majority race will never be able to get rid of their crutches and wheelchairs.  

[EvertonDiehard]

Everyone knows that. What’s your point?

Gaslighting as usual. Empty vessels do indeed make the most noise!  LOL!

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Gaslighting as usual. Empty vessels do indeed make the most noise!  LOL!

Wah so small gas! Asking a question aso cannot?