Lee Kuan Yew walks away as Tin Pei Ling starts to speak
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Not just that, I heard snippets of his interview on his new book on bilingualism. His speech was slurred and his voice shakey.
This is life and ageing. I feel twinges of sadness when I see how much he as deteriorated. And if you read Sunday Times, his daughter has a column and she has alluded to his failing health as well. :sad:
Makes me wanna run home and hug my daddy now. -
Funz:
...Makes me wanna run home and hug my daddy now.
do that.
or least give hime a call :goodpost: -
Funz:
So moral of the story is we should give LKY more positive feedback and give him the reason to press on more energetically. I find the recent bashings on the Net about his comments and all very uncalled for. If we want to see a more energised him, we need to give more cheerleading and not all the unwarranted rude remarks about him that I have read.Not just that, I heard snippets of his interview on his new book on bilingualism. His speech was slurred and his voice shakey.
This is life and ageing. I feel twinges of sadness when I see how much he as deteriorated. And if you read Sunday Times, his daughter has a column and she has alluded to his failing health as well. :sad:
Makes me wanna run home and hug my daddy now.
:mad: :mad: :mad: :stompfeet: :stompfeet: :stompfeet: :rant: :rant: :rant:
PS: Funz, I am not refering to you, just using your post of his failing health to reflect how some nasty feedback about his remarks on some issues can contribute to his poorer health. -
how old is LKY this year ? past 80 ?
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phtthp:
how old is LKY this year ? past 90 ?
He turned 88 on Sep 16,2011. -
Time and tide is cruel to one’s health. We can’t control aging.
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phtthp:
Time and tide is cruel to one's health. We can't control aging.
But we don't have to be cruel and accelerate aging with unkind remarks. No old folks deserve that, what more LKY....... :torchme: the unkind -
ksi:
:goodpost:
So moral of the story is we should give LKY more positive feedback and give him the reason to press on more energetically. I find the recent bashings on the Net about his comments and all very uncalled for. If we want to see a more energised him, we need to give more cheerleading and not all the unwarranted rude remarks about him that I have read.Funz:
Not just that, I heard snippets of his interview on his new book on bilingualism. His speech was slurred and his voice shakey.
This is life and ageing. I feel twinges of sadness when I see how much he as deteriorated. And if you read Sunday Times, his daughter has a column and she has alluded to his failing health as well. :sad:
Makes me wanna run home and hug my daddy now.
:mad: :mad: :mad: :stompfeet: :stompfeet: :stompfeet: :rant: :rant: :rant:
PS: Funz, I am not refering to you, just using your post of his failing health to reflect how some nasty feedback about his remarks on some issues can contribute to his poorer health. -
ksi,
clarify - i am just stating a fact of life. pls dun misunderstand, get upset. Thank you.
Mr Lee is our great founder of Singapore, many of us respect him. without him as a great leader, there won't be Singapore. :salute: -
phtthp:
And I was not referring to you either and I am not upset with you at all.ksi,
clarify - i am just stating a fact of life. Thats all, Ok ? pls dun misunderstand, get upset. Thank you.
Mr Lee is our great founder of Singapore, many of us respect him, including myself.
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