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Lim Hock Siew-untold story of y he & colleagues left PAP


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I think i explan very clearly already, i want to read about the truth. what they do doesnt bother me.

 

its like you want to watch transformer on TV, doesnt matter who is the director.

 

I admire the way you dichotomize your emotions from things you read

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It tells u LKY is not the 真名天子

 

Are you referring to 真命天子?

 

真名天子 sounds like crown prince with a real name.

 

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I never disagree with use hard handed methods to obtain power...

what I disagree is the tendency not to sugar coat it

You like the History Books of Japan explaining the sugar coated WW2 events ?

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You like the History Books of Japan explaining the sugar coated WW2 events ?

 

I would love it, if I had to kowtow to Japanese for sparing my life, in fact it would be the hard truth, the only truth I know

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Are you referring to 真命天子?

 

真名天子 sounds like crown prince with a real name.

[laugh] i think only you realise [sweatdrop]

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qin wang never subscribed to democracy... Chinese have 5000 years of 1 man rule... view in this perspective the CCP is already a democracy of sorts...

 

China had 38 years of democracy (in name)

1911 - 1949

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1935-1949 civil war/world war II

 

1911 to 1934 there were elections?

 

Although from 1911-1949, there were civil war, world war II and no elections, that was the era the people could do whatever they want.

Hence ~= democratic.

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Although from 1911-1949, there were civil war, world war II and no elections, that was the era the people could do whatever they want.

Hence ~= democratic.

 

kenna forced to in fight warlords' armies is your idea of democratic?

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Although from 1911-1949, there were civil war, world war II and no elections, that was the era the people could do whatever they want.Hence ~= democratic.

this is can be found in a country with no law aka arnarchy too. [:p]

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1935-1949 civil war/world war II

 

1911 to 1934 there were elections?

 

Sun Yat-Sen was elected by 17 provinces to be the provisional president

 

KMT was elected as the ruling party in the national election

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Some say Qin shi wang was a great man, many says he is a tyrant, all agree China would have been different without him...

 

Based on your analogy, Hitler was a great man too. Turned a war-torn and broken nation into a powerful war machine within a few years.....

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Tang Tai Zhong Li Shi ming, killed his brother to ascend to be king. but he bring one of the most glorious era to china.

 

anyway Mandate of heaven is different in each era. like bush got in despite having lesser vote than his compeitior.

 

A lot of great emperors of China are like that.....Song Taizu, Huang Taiji, Yongzheng (it was supposed to be a rumour that he changed the imperial edict).

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Sun Yat-Sen was elected by 17 provinces to be the provisional president

 

KMT was elected as the ruling party in the national election

 

against what other parties?

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Based on your analogy, Hitler was a great man too. Turned a war-torn and broken nation into a powerful war machine within a few years.....

 

Neo Nazis wouldn't disagree.

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Based on your analogy, Hitler was a great man too. Turned a war-torn and broken nation into a powerful war machine within a few years.....

 

there are Russian hardliners who thinks Stalin was a great man

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against what other parties?

 

Sun was elected as the first president of the newly formed democratic government after the collapse of Qing

his opponents were Li Yuan Hong and Huang Xing...

both were not as charismatic and reputed as him, as he easily won 16 out of 17 votes by the representatives from the 17 provinces of China

 

later in the national wide election, KMT competed with other mickey mice parties who supported Yuan Shih-kai, such as 统一党, 民社, 国民协进会, 民国公会, 国民共进会, 共和党

 

Led by Song Jiaoren, they easily won the majority

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