In the editorial page of the Straits Times today Andy Ho wrote an article on the legal arguments in Hague. He concluded, like all Singaporeans, that Singapore had a stronger case. With selective hearing and vested interests of course.
And this is bad. We owned the islands for more than 130 years and we only have a stronger case to retain it. We should be in a position to say there is no case. A stronger case can still lose and we stand to lose ownership of the islands.
I am getting jittery.
2 comments:
Erh, what else can he say? But it makes no difference to the people at the Hague.
I think is is not too helpful speculating on the outcome of the case. Both sides have presented their argument so lets wait for the verdict.
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