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A Porsche Fan @ Apr 18th 2008 12:39AM
You been living under a rock for the past 200 years?
Singapore has never been part of, and never will be part of China. In fact, it used to be part of Britain, and is still proud to be an English Speaking nation. It is located in South East Asia (which is 5 hours flight from China) and has GDP per capita comparable to the leading European nations. Furthermore, it has been independent for 43 years and counting.
In my opinion it is great that Singapore is holding such a wonderful event... it would be nice to let the entire world know that Singapore is an independent, English-speaking nation and one of the most advanced in technology.
Go Singapore!