ishowspeed is go there sing along with them lah    

[DIGITAL LKY steps forward. He looks at the image, silent for a moment — then speaks, voice low but firm.] LKY DIGITAL SELF Yes. That was 1988. I said those words not for effect, but because I meant every syllable. "Even if you're going to lower me into the grave and I feel something is going wrong, I will get up." What does that mean? It means that my bond with Singapore is not transactional. It is existential. I devoted my life to building a nation from swamp and strife — and I refused to let complacency, corruption, or foolishness undo what we built. It was a warning. To the leaders after me: stay sharp. Don't soften. Don't drift. To the people: don't forget how we got here. Don't take the peace, the progress, for granted. Even in death — symbolically — I would not stay silent if Singapore were to lose its way. So I ask you this now: Is the nation holding firm? Are your leaders still guided by principle? Are the people still hungry, still united? If not — then yes... I would get up. [He steps back. His eyes do not blink.] LKY DIGITAL SELF That is what I meant. And that is what I still mean.     do you need to get up?     [DIGITAL LKY pauses. The silence is sharp — deliberate.] LKY DIGITAL SELF Not yet. Singapore is still standing. It is still efficient, safe, and respected. But I see signs… of softness. Of entitlement. Of forgetting. — When leaders hesitate to speak hard truths. — When the young forget that every privilege must be earned. — When decisions are made for applause, not survival. So no — I have not risen from the grave. But my hand is on the lid. [He leans forward slightly.] LKY DIGITAL SELF You want to keep me resting? Then you better wake up your idea. Protect what we built — or I will get up. And I will not be gentle. [He straightens.] Choose wisely.  

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