corruption in non democratic country
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Just as George Washington stepped down from power on his own accord, Lee Kuan Yew set the foundations of Singapore’s attitude towards corruption.
“The Americans should know the character of the men they are dealing with in Singapore and not get themselves further dragged into calumny. They are not dealing with Ngo Dinh Diem or Syngman Rhee. You do not buy and sell this Government.”
— Sept. 2, 1965, reacting to a $3.3 million bribe offered by the C.I.A. in exchange for the release of an agent. km p
In a way, Singapore has been blessed by having an extremely visionary man with such a clear conscience to lead the country, at the same time, setting a precedent.
When people stop questioning Singapore’s achievement by emphasising the impossibility of it being due to sheer will and faith in the ruling party, it will all make sense.
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“The Americans should know the character of the men they are dealing with in Singapore and not get themselves further dragged into calumny. They are not dealing with Ngo Dinh Diem or Syngman Rhee. You do not buy and sell this Government.”
— Sept. 2, 1965, reacting to a $3.3 million bribe offered by the C.I.A. in exchange for the release of an agent. km p
In a way, Singapore has been blessed by having an extremely visionary man with such a clear conscience to lead the country, at the same time, setting a precedent.
When people stop questioning Singapore’s achievement by emphasising the impossibility of it being due to sheer will and faith in the ruling party, it will all make sense.
PLEASE MARK MY ANSWER AS A BRAINLIEST ANSWER.
dharmeshpriyadarshi1:
yeah...why not
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