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In a way, Singapore exists today because of the immense skill and drive of Lee Kuan Yew.

Imagine what would have happened to Singapore if anyone other than Lee Kuan Yew had been in that position.

Mr Lee Kuan Yew fights all his demons within himself to try to shore up his reputation.

Lee Kuan Yew would know that Asian cultures vary as much amongst themselves as they do compared to Western cultures.

Do you know what finally made googly-eyed Western philosophers realize that Lee Kuan Yew's criticism of human rights was a load of bullshit?

Two examples are the creation of the USA, and Lee Kuan Yew's Singapore.

The argument put forward by Lee Kuan Yew (RIP) for exiling communists was that Maoist China was aggressively attempting to expand into the region.

In the early 1990s, Lee Kuan Yew, the long-time leader of Singapore, made waves in the political philosophy community by arguing against human rights.

Singapore actually owes most of its economic success to a Dutch economist called Albert Winsemius whom Lee Kuan Yew had the good sense to follow.

I recently learnt that Kuan Yew fought desperately against the expulsion of Singapore from Malaysia.

On your critique of Lee Kuan Yew, I would like to see reliable sources.

Were I the Lee Kuan Yew of America, I would still ban lead bullets.

Original article (from Science): "Can We Reinvent the Internet?" by Viktor Mayer-Schönberger Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore 259772, Singapore.

Sometimes, surprising ones: Lee Kuan Yew's arguably most famous book, "From Third World to First" is only available in paperback or hardback (some of his later writings are available for Kindle).

The Minister explains that “what I believe, and it has been strengthened by my experience in the week in which Lee Kuan Yew passed away, is to get the silent majority to step up.

If we had Chinese as a common language, national language, we would have split this country wide apart, and we would be foolish to have Malay or Tamil." Lee Kuan Yew I actually agree with the above.

If you read Lee Kuan-yew's memoirs, you'll see the lengths to which the Singaporean government went to kowtow to Western (and later, Japanese) multinationals.

Lee Kuan-yew himself has said that the Chinese government won't be able to maintain social control as the Chinese population migrates to the cities[0].

So I disagree with Lee Kuan-yew that China can not maintain control.