Meet the younger LKY having a nice chat with his friends( c1988) !!

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Mohamed Jufrie bin Mahmood is a politician from Singapore. He was a prominent opposition political figure in the country in the 1980s and 1990s, when he stood in elections as a candidate for both the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) and the Workers' Party.[1]
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At the 1984 general election, Jufrie stood as a candidate for the Workers' Party in the constituency of Kampong Kembangan. He was defeated by Yatiman Yusof of the governing People's Action Party (PAP) by 8,210 votes (44.3%) to 10,326 (55.7%).
At the 1988 general election, Jufrie stood as a candidate for the SDP in the Aljunied Group Representation Constituency. Jufrie and fellow SDP members Ashleigh Seow and Neo Choon Aik were defeated by the PAP's team by 26,375 votes (43.7%) to 34,020 (56.3%).
At the 1991 general election, Jufrie stood as a candidate for the Workers' Party in the Eunos Group Representation Constituency. Jufrie came to national prominence during this election campaign after Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong accused him of being a Malay chauvinist because of comments he Jufrie made about the role of Malay community in Singapore and his use of the phrase "Insha'Allah" ("God willing") in a campaign speech. Goh urged people not to vote for Jufrie in order to help protect inter-racial harmony in Singapore. Jufrie strongly denied that he was a Malay chauvinist and said that he was merely raising important issues which he felt needed to be addressed. In the end, Jufrie and his fellow Workers' Party members Lee Siew Choh, Neo Choon Aik and Wee Han Kim were narrowly defeated by the PAP's team in Eunos by 41,673 votes (47.6%) to 45,833 (52.4%).
At the 1997 general election, Jufrie stood as a candidate for the SDP in the Jalan Besar Group Representation Constituency. He and his fellow SDP members David Chew, Gandhi Ambalam and Low Yong Nguan were defeated by the PAP's team by 21,537 votes (32.4%) to 44,840 (67.6%).
Jufrie was among a group of SDP members charged with participating in an unlawful political assembly on the driveway leading to Parliament House in 2008. He was fined after being found guilty of this offence.[2]
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[@wandererstein3724]

''We have got here not by suppressing or pretending that race differences, language differences, culture differences do not exist, but that they can coexist without the majority obliterating oppressing the minority.......but by accepting the fact there are fundamental primeval differences and telling each other that we have to live, put up with each other, accommadate, comprimise '' I will remember these words for eternity

[@reishamajere]

Lee Kuan Yew sounds like the old and wise Shaolin master teaching his student in those old kung-fu movies.

[@raymondleongdiva]

I have always respected LKY becos of his real love for Singaporeans and Singapore. A great leader respected by world leaders thru out his political career. Even today he may have been gone but always remembered for how he and his team built a country that we all as Singaporeans are proud of! RIP Mr Lee...you are in a better place!

[@serafalqtsi]

This is the smartest, result driven and focused individual in the world. He is the greatest man of his life-time, no one can touch him. I can't put into words what he has been to his nation and to the world. He loved his country and his people more than he loved himself. LKY the great, your results (which is Singapore itself) will echo throughout the world. Good man you were. I still don't understand why you had opposition.

[@jeanmarc7563]

Damn, LKY sim-citied the shit outta Singapore. Respect.

[@bernieone9286]

A man of strength, integrity , wisdom and compassion, we are indeed blessed to have been born and come of age under his leadership and care. This bunch of paper generals in the next generation of government are not qualified to lick his shoes.

[@naanyangdiaries]

"we have been communicating in English and I still cannot understand you" 🤣

[@chickyBon21]

The only opposition that really kept the PAP in check without making false accusations.. Kudos to Chiam for all the work he has done

[@jareth7971]

You are missed, LKY. We could all use your advice and wisdom right now.

[@feili1316]

I endear our founding father LKY.. Always and forever. He is one of the kind in the world and we are so blessed to have him.

[@cech01]

I respect both Mr Chiam and Mr Lee. Mr Lee for what he did to make Singapore who it looks today. Mr Chiam for how he dare to fight for the rights of Singaporeans, even when he have stroke he still press on for GE2011

[@djmcnerney]

It is amazing to see a leader who actually cares, first and foremost, about solving his country’s problems, pulling his people together, and taking them to the next level. We’ve never seen that in the US! In the US the “leaders” divide up the society, play the parts against each other, and SOLVE NO PROBLEMS.

[@4988raja]

Greatest man of all time in politics and history. LKY is a great lawyer, statesman and a good human. We love you Sir! ❤️

[@donsubramaniam6010]

What a great gift to mankind. And we are lucky here in Sg to have him as our PM

[@JoJoAnne]

We have a Great Man who took Singapore out of nothing to what Singapore is today. I rather have his kind of leadership than to those who are racist and bullies us like our neighbour. Thank you for introducing religious harmony. We are so lucky as Singaporeans to have a man who is a legacy and a foresight for Singapore for Singaporeans.

[@twenlil]

Mr Lee Kuan Yew is a race realist. He understands the reality that race plays a part in politics. This is not isolated in Singapore or Malaysia but also happens in other countries like USA.

[@annecorey607]

He is a great man for what he did for the. Singaporean that is what it is now doing well and riches country in the. World thank you for sharing your beautiful video love your video thanks.

[@PaladinA6]

I have no affiliation whatsoever with any race in Singapore. But Mr. LEE Kuan Yew and his team of honourable men did a great job and they deserve respect. They took care of everyone and made great efforts to help the Singapore people.

[@JoLeng205000]

Everyone can come closed or even better but your leaders are unwilling to because they love themselves more than they love the country! Our MM Lee love his country with his 100% love and ready to die for Singapore if needed to and that is the different between your country and my country leader.

[@jessiejames7492]

we dont always have to accomodate the malays. I remember LEE HSIEN LOONG in a speech he turned the tables on his father. He told the malays that they should not always expect others to accomodate them. Once in a while they should expect to eat together with people of other races , and not expect others to accomodate their needs always. I think most malays dont mind eating together as long as the food they eat is Halal. But there are others who are staunch and always expect special treatment.