Lee family feud - a test of Singapore's political maturity
The crux is whether Singaporeans stay open to new information and ideas about their past and future
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IF the letter of Lee Kuan Yew's final will is not honoured, at least its spirit should be.
The Lee family feud is a test of Singapore's political maturity. The first step towards dealing with this highly polarising debate is to acknowledge its complexity. This is not a multiple-choice question with a clear right and wrong, no matter how convinced each side is of its own arguments.
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