Mixed response to National Day Rally

Depending on where you get your news source from, you might end up thinking that the National Day Rally was a very good -- or a very bad -- speech.

Singaporeans flooded The Straits Times forum page with positive letters praising the 'moving, inclusive' speech delivered by PM Lee during the...

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