LKY vs Mahathir: Sejarah Tidak Menipu

Lewat ini, Malaysia digemparkan dengan "permohonan maaf" yang tidak sepertinya oleh LKY kepada Malaysia.

Riuh rendah pak dollah, encik hisham, dan berhempas pulas dato kali meng-spin cereitera di dada akhbar perdana.

Malangnya, esok, semuanya berubah, terpaksa bekas wartawan Singapura, yang kini menjadi jurucakap UMNO di akhbar kepunyaan UMNO, terpaksa berhempas pulas "burning the midnite oil" untuk meng-spin sekali lagi, pak dollah sebenarnya tertewas.

Apa yang berlaku, riuh sekampong ayam berkokok, tetapi kampong dan maruah sudah tergadai.

Menyorot kembali sejarah dan liku -liku pertentangan Tun Dr M dan LKY , saya terjumpa artikel ini dimana LKY pernah meminta maaf berkenaan keceluparan beliau mengatakan bahawa Johor merupakan "gangsta paradise". beliau bukan sahaja memohon maaf malahan menarik balik kenyataan beliau terhadap Johor.

Sejarah tidak pernah menipu, dan ternyata LKY bertemu buku dan ruas dengan Yang Amat Berbahagia Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad.

berikut adalah artkiel yang saya maksudkan:

By Michael Richardson International Herald TribuneFriday, March 14, 1997....Malaysian officials said that the government had decided to "cool off ties for now" with Singapore as a sign of continuing displeasure at what was seen as lack of sincerity by some Singapore leaders. The cabinet meeting Wednesday in Kuala Lumpur followed an official Malaysian protest earlier this month over remarks by Singapore's senior minister, Lee Kuan Yew, in a court affidavit that the Malaysian state of Johor was "notorious for shootings, muggings and carjackings."Mr. Lee later apologized and said he would apply to the court to have the offending passage removed. But Malaysian officials said that they were unhappy with the behavior of other Singapore leaders, including Mr. Lee's son, Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who had signed the same affidavit as his father but had not apologized for the section on Johor or renounced it.The Bernama press agency, which usually reflects government views, reported Wednesday that the cabinet had decided to halt official dealings with Singapore, including talks between the ruling parties and the award of new government contracts to Singapore companies...