"Whatever our divisions, we have to reconcile as fellow citizens respecting differences of views. " I’ve had to travel since Nomination Day to Beijing, Delhi, Vatican City and Nalanda University but will rush back on Friday morning to vote with my family.
The Real George Yeo has Spoken (www.mothership.sg)
Following the campaign from afar is not the same as attending rallies and talking to friends and relatives in person. Whatever the election outcome on Friday night, an uncertain new chapter opens for Singapore. Whatever our divisions, we have to reconcile as fellow citizens respecting differences of views.
True unity is based on diversity not conformity.
We have to open our hearts more to others especially those in need. The government we elect must not only be with us and for us, it must also be of us.
Voting is not only a right, it is also a duty.
In exercising this right and discharging our duty, we become full citizens and masters of our own destiny. Majulah Singapura.
In Mr George Yeo's facebook Posting he also clarified that he was NOT the author of the 12 Uncomfortable Questions that has been circulating wildly on Social media and online
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