"But we cannot just bond once a year on National Day and around this period. We have to build good relations with one another through our daily contacts, ordinary lives and friendships and working relationships. And therefore, it is important to have shared facilities and facilities where we can interact with one another, regardless of race and religion, where we can mingle, and be comfortable with one another and gain confidence in each other."Comments extracted by PM Lee's speech, at the National Day Rally 2009.
Image taken from https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhko0KgMkgZLNohVn1WGKvg_R63gNa6fqfd63L23-dq3EUXYtdv2h5t0A83-ujQRBFgcvXSCLfwejihyj5JTpcvbgCKOQ95XXBUlOhPt4iObE3gejDPXumAElnL5DFGPTFLTFg7Y66XuEY/s400/quek5.jpgThis picture of the group of army men shows us that no matter what race we belong to, we work hard to defend Singapore as one. On the battlefield, it is not the colour of our skin, or the race we belong to, but it is actually our hearts and our commitment to defend Singapore which makes our military strong and mighty.
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