THE VOICE OF REASON Solon, (born c. 630 BCE—died c. 560 BCE), Athenian statesman, known as one of the Seven Wise Men of Greece (the others were Chilon of Sparta, Thales of Miletus, Bias of Priene, Cleobulus of Lindos, Pittacus of Mytilene, and Periander of Corinth). Solon ended exclusive aristocratic control of the government, substituted a system of control by the wealthy, and introduced a new and more humane law code. He was also a noted poet.
Wednesday, 12 August 2026
Atheists pretending to be Trinitarian Christians cannot believe the Trinity created evil
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Isaiah 45:7 is a verse in the Old Testament where God asserts absolute sovereignty over all aspects of existence, stating, "I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things" (King James Version). The primary theological debate surrounding this passage centers on the translation of the Hebrew word ra, which the KJV renders as "evil" but is translated by most modern versions as "calamity," "disaster," or "woe."Key Interpretations and Context:Translation Variance: Modern translations like the New International Version (NIV) and English Standard Version (ESV) render the verse as creating "disaster" or "calamity" rather than moral evil. For example, the NIV reads, "I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things."Theological Distinction: Apologetics and biblical scholars often distinguish between moral evil (sin) and providential calamity (suffering or judgment). In this context, "evil" is understood as trouble or adversity permitted by God to accomplish His purposes, such as the judgment of Babylon or the restoration of Israel, rather than the creation of sin itself.Historical Context: The verse addresses the Magian religion of Persia, which believed in two co-eternal forces (good/light vs. evil/darkness). God declares His supremacy, asserting that He alone controls both light and darkness and peace and war, refuting dualistic beliefs.Parallel Structure: The verse uses poetic parallelism where "light" contrasts with "darkness" and "peace" contrasts with "evil/calamity." Just as God is the creator of physical light and natural darkness, He is the sovereign author of well-being and the calamities that serve as corrective or judicial measures.
Complaining about Scott banning me from his channel.
2:00 The ancestors of 21st century Christians would have fervently supported the Founding Fathers move to separate the church from their state. The least these American Christians could do is wonder what their ancestors would have thought of converting to a religion whose imperial principles allowed religious freedom.
3:00 The corrupt institution of monarchy which 21st century Americans Christians living in their republic cannot acknowledge
4:00 Believing and Cultural Christians
5:00 Ask AI if any of my propositions are wrong.
6:00 Scott
12:00 Everything in its place
13:00 The problem with Christians
14:00 The Ugly Truth
15:00 There is in theory a better religion.
16:00 Scott expects to go to Hell.
Dead Man Walking
18:00 The failure of Christianity
19:00 The moral corruption of ignoring truth
20:00 Pandering to Broken Beta Losers
21:00 PVK and Jordan Peterson
22:00 Tepid Lukewarm Christianity
23:00 Death certificates
Is Liberalism also a religion?
24:00 The tactic of non-engagement
25:00 The Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island
26:00 Replicas of the Statue of Liberty
28:00 Crusading Christians
29:00 Decomposing corpses should be disposed of.
30:00 Scott knows about my thesis about Jefferson and Washington.
32:00 Scott removed me from his stream for saying men are primarily motivated by sex.
33:00 Chris Howard
34:00 Luke Thompson and Jess Purviance
The problem of evil
35:00 God created good and evil.
Natural evil
An Act of God
37:00 Catholics and Anglicans are very good at putting on a show.
Chasing the woo
38:00 Being a Jesus freak
40:00 Cultural Christians are not believing Christians.
41:00 Going by the vibe
42:00 Feminine privilege
43:00 Cutting to the chase
Ron Copperman
44:00 Layman and the priesthood
45:00 The danger of going by the vibe
46:00 Prosperity Gospel
47:00 Goofball
The purpose of divine revelation
48:00 Twisted Lukewarm Christian Chauvinism
50:00 Saying what you really mean
51:00 All empires have to be civic nationalist.
The Roman Empire
52:00 Blaming Jews
53:00 Church of Christ
Believing in lies makes you mentally ill.
54:00 Whig history
55:00 Jacob on the religion atheists make up for themselves
56:00 Does PVK even believe in God?
59:00 Didache
Rules are made to be broken.
1:00:00 Christians don't really believe in the Trinity.
1:01:00 Gavin Ashenden
1:02:00 Gnosticism
1:03:00 Christians cannot even hypothesise that God might exist to punish idolatry.
Deuteronomy 28 Curses for Disobedience
1:05:00 Reconstituting the US constitution
1:08:00 Global Secular Koranism
1:09:00 Taking a fearless moral inventory
1:11:00 Ministry
1:12:00 Hate speech is blasphemy to liberals.
1:13:00 The Founding Fathers were proto-Muslim Noahides.
1:16:00 Write an essay if you really have a big idea so they are subject to analysis.
1:17:00 Tucker Carlson
1:18:00 The atheist considerations of fake Christians
1:19:00 Liars suffer cognitive dissonance.
1:20:00 Islam is absolutely logical.
1:21:00 The Muslim position
1:22:00 Washington warned against political parties.
1:23:00 Christians are fundamentally atheists.
Tuesday, 11 August 2026
Christians not solving the problem of evil
12:20 PM
@teestrypzSOG
#2
Someone did say the queen of the sciences is bout to be Theology
12:20 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
@LIBERALARTS-b6y Christianity is just using the brand of Jesus to sell your snake oil.
12:22 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
The matriarchy wants us to be in a state of doubt and indecision so no one will do anything to challenge and defeat it. Ambiguity is a feminine stratagem.
12:23 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
@LIBERALARTS-b6y Christians just don't get it that Christianity was only ever used to defend the divine right of kings BUT IT COULDN'T EVEN DO THIS. Christendom ended in 1918, Americans!
12:24 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Americans can never be part of Christendom because they live in a republic and the Founding Fathers rejected Christendom with their First Amendment.
12:25 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
@LIBERALARTS-b6y Did you get what I was saying about the problem of evil?
12:25 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
We are all predestined to sin.
12:26 PM
@teestrypzSOG
#2
Oh interesting
12:26 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
We already make predictions about people's behaviour according to their religion, marital status, age, nationality, sex, education, class etc.
12:27 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
@LIBERALARTS-b6y For some reason other Christians do not understand the trials of Job. Jess Purviance still cries whenever the subject is discussed.
12:28 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
All these Christians copying Jews , all these Jews copying gentiles ....
12:29 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Christians will always have an aversion to philosophy and theology because of the position they are supposed to take on Christology to remain Christian. That's why PVK will never discuss the Trinity.
12:31 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Do Christians know they are supposed to believe Jesus caused the Big Bang and created the Universe?
12:31 PM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y
I revert back to the origins of said concept of good vs evil - Yehwists adopted Zoroastrian cosmology during 6th-4th century BCE on Elephantine island where they worshipped Ahura Mazda as Yahoo
12:31 PM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y
Persian dualism
12:33 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Good is what God commands, evil what He forbids. God forbids idolatry and blasphemy. Christians worship Jesus executed for blasphemy. Why won't Christians discuss whether Jesus was guilty as charged?
12:34 PM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y
El is a Canaanite deity and Elohim was their pantheon
12:34 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Tunji was boasting yesterday that he has blocked me. Why are adult Christian men - with a few rare exceptions - afraid of facts and logic?
12:35 PM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y
why do Americana icons display Roman Mithraic Phrygian caps?
12:35 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
The Abrahamic God is the most powerful deity conceivable. The only argument to be had now is whether Jesus is God. Christians cannot even prove the existence of God, let alone the Trinity.
12:36 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
@LIBERALARTS-b6y Why?
12:36 PM
@teestrypzSOG
#2
Remain subservient
12:36 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Tunji is willfully ignorant.
12:37 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
So this Beckie nearly lost her faith but didn't. Imagine a man telling this story. He would be told to go jump in the lake.
12:38 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
It was feminine middle class English privilege - a nothing burger.
12:39 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
PVK has to promote the mediocrity because he knows he operates within the matriarchy that he will not be calling out or challenging.
12:40 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
@teestrypzSOG Who said the Queen of Sciences is Theology?
12:40 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
I have been saying that theology is the final frontier of politics.
12:41 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Truth is the opinion of the powerful. The powerful have the power to accuse us of blasphemy.
12:43 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
@chrishoward8473 Are you still interested in solving the problem of evil?
12:44 PM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y
modern triad of the "true, the good, and the beautiful" traces back to ancient Greek philosophy, especially Plato and Aristotle.. not Jesus
12:44 PM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y
transcendentals
12:45 PM
@OfficialSecularKoranism
#3
Yay, Claire Day!
The meaning of suffering and the purpose of pain
30:34
@OOOTLAM
I wonder when YouTube will start selling Secular Koranism videos!
31:38
@OOOTLAM
The aspiration of humanity for theosis found in Orthodox Christianity goes all the way back to Adam and Eve.
32:56
@OOOTLAM
Cannibals think eating the flesh of their enemies allows them to acquire the power and energy of their defeated and deceased enemies. The Eucharist is arguably a performance of theosis.
34:36
@OOOTLAM
Caleb Maupin has a theory about Hollywood propaganda.
37:25
@OOOTLAM
YawnGod was mentioning Network which I have a memory of enjoying but on reading the summary it seems I do not remember the plot at all!
43:20
@OOOTLAM
It is possible to no longer be Christian and still believe in God such as the Founding Fathers.
44:35
@OOOTLAM
Quite an interesting chat yesterday on Jacob's channel about "atheist theology". I have clipped three of the conversations in case anyone's interested.
46:02
@OOOTLAM
I have known people promoting paganism who obviously didn't believe in it. Extraordinary!
49:42
@OOOTLAM
If the purpose of our life is to show we know the difference between good and evil in theory and in practice to get to heaven, then God has to allow evil so we can choose between evil and good.
50:08
@chrishoward8473
OSK, I am seeing our current conversation about faith and deconstruction.... I am a bit skeptical that you would allow us to stay in that space.
50:27
@OOOTLAM
I was going crazy in Luke's stream asking that question with Jess who does not get it after so long.
50:53
@OOOTLAM
@chrishoward8473 I wanted to answer the Job question, that's all. Then I'll go.
51:18
@chrishoward8473
what question are you referencing?
51:27
@OOOTLAM
About Job!
51:35
@OOOTLAM
About the problem of evil.
52:09
@OOOTLAM
We can do it another time, of course.
52:27
@chrishoward8473
I'm not connecting the problem of evil with deconstruction
53:02
@OOOTLAM
Tunji is saying something quite interesting so I don't want to interrupt him.
53:36
@OOOTLAM
When you say deconstruction, you mean losing your faith, don't you? All these new words!
54:31
@OOOTLAM
Perhaps it was a YouTube exorcism!
56:25
@OOOTLAM
Exorcism is a public ritual that satisfies the exorcised's desire for attention.
58:17
@OOOTLAM
It's is a kind of speaking in tongues ritual eg being a Holy Roller. And maybe something to do with David saying he didn't mind looking silly when he was worshiping God.
58:21
@stefaniecristos8514
Tunji, good thing God can use all for good, even Youtube videos by cynical deconstructionists.
1:00:17
@OOOTLAM
It is a matter of taste. Jews look silly wearing a box on their head. Muslims look silly with their bums in the air doing their prostrations.
1:00:24
@stefaniecristos8514
But I think I get it - when sociologist Clara first came into TLC, I did not like it because she was studying it. Next thing you know, she was participating!❤
1:01:23
@OOOTLAM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y We must think of it as a kind of shop display, mixing and matching ...
1:01:49
@OOOTLAM
@stefaniecristos8514 I am a bit of an anthropologist myself!
1:02:30
@OOOTLAM
I am a religious, political and social anthropologist.
1:03:05
@stefaniecristos8514
ARTS, the Anglican morning prayer and scripture readings are for EVERYONE. He’s not celebrating an Anglican eucharist.
1:03:35
@OOOTLAM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y It's all re-arranging the deckchairs basically. Do you listen to the Muslim-Christian theological debates?
1:03:40
@stefaniecristos8514
That’s your cynicism calling it cosplay
1:04:58
@OOOTLAM
I do like the richness of the words in BPC. My SK UK Project would be to remove all references to the Trinity from the BPC and keep the flavour of it.
1:05:39
@stefaniecristos8514
Ron is prosperity gospel? If so, he’s not exactly the poster child for it working. Silly.
1:06:19
@OOOTLAM
It is true that ritual is very important to many but it is merely showmanship and performative. The heart of the religion is its scripture and principles.
1:06:39
@SeekingGenuine
This is beautiful
1:06:53
@SeekingGenuine
And resonating so deeply in me this morning
1:08:06
@OOOTLAM
I knew it! All this angst is because most people are still not getting it about the purpose of our life if we believe in the afterlife!
1:08:23
@stefaniecristos8514
Fair enough, ARTS…. I don’t know what’s in Ryan’s heart - or yours, for that matter. Besides, none of us are totally “pure”.
1:08:48
@OOOTLAM
I don't have a problem at all with Ryan using the BPC. I am glad he is using it.
1:09:10
@SeekingGenuine
When I have felt lost and broken and falling apart I was convinced God wasn’t there, and now I know he was with me and was the biggest reason I could get through those times
1:09:39
@OOOTLAM
People remember words and these words give comfort. We are more likely to remember words if they come from well-constructed sentences.
1:10:45
@OOOTLAM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y Ryan's denomination is a bit murky even when you ask him and he answers. This is what I have noticed about many Americans.
1:11:19
@OOOTLAM
@LIBERALARTS-b6y Ha! There are so many Catholic elements still i the BPC including praying for the Holy Catholic Church!
1:12:16
@stefaniecristos8514
What’s BPC stand for?
1:12:31
@OOOTLAM
There is virtually no denominational loyalty in most Americans. It is about their loyalty to their social club, and the fact that they move so often means they have to take their church as it comes.
1:12:40
@OOOTLAM
Book of Common Prayer
1:12:56
@stefaniecristos8514
Ah, of course! Thanks.
1:13:26
@OOOTLAM
"Dust to dust, ashes to ashes .... Till death do us part." It should be till divorce do us part after Henry VIII allowed divorce.
1:15:29
@OOOTLAM
It is only a matter of time before Americans finally understand that the Founding Fathers were heretical Christians making them closer to being Muslim than Christian.
1:16:26
@stefaniecristos8514
In BPC, catholic is not capitalized, so it means “universal”, not the denomination.
1:16:43
@OOOTLAM
Suffering is punishment for sin and also expiation.
1:16:53
@OOOTLAM
Suffering is the price we have to pay for pleasure.
1:17:31
@OOOTLAM
@stefaniecristos8514 I know that's what Anglicans say but the BPC actually comes from the Old Sarum Rite which was Catholic.
1:18:22
@SeekingGenuine
I don’t disagree with that Claire. But I want to add that I think we can more often suffer because of the sin and pleasure of another/not our individual choices
1:18:46
@SeekingGenuine
Not JUST our individual choices*
1:19:18
@OOOTLAM
If you read the very long Foreward of the BPC, it explains how it came to be. Henry VIII knew the peasants would never shut up if they noticed a change in ritual or even the wording of a prayer.
1:20:54
@OOOTLAM
@SeekingGenuine There is a very good children's story which I shall dig out which actually explains the point of suffering. I'll read it out in a livestream when I find it.
1:21:11
@SeekingGenuine
Yes please, Claire 🙏
Monday, 10 August 2026
Responding to Claire Khaw With Facts & Logic
23:00 Just ban sorcery and witchcraft.
28:00 We obey God if He exists to avoid being sent to worse place in the afterlife.
32:00 The Koran is the final edition of divine revelation.
33:00 Aren't we agreed that God is absolutely powerful and perfectly moral? He has to be to be the Supreme Administrator of Heaven and Hell as well as the material universe!
34:00 We have to think God is perfectly moral or, as Mark says, we won't obey Him.
37:00 There is only one set of facts which corresponds to reality.
39:00 Do we know of matriarchies that are more rational and moral than patriarchies?
42:00 CLAIRE KHAW joins to discuss patriarchy and matriarchy.
45:00 Pater familias
47:00 Top and bottom in gay relationships
48:00 The return of patriarchy
49:00 Monogamy
50:00 Harems
52:00 The difference between a republic and monarchy
53:00 The Book of Samuel
Saul and David
56:00 The purpose of Christianity was to defend the divine right of kings.
57:00 Patriarchy is protected by religion and cannot exist without marriage.
58:00 Monogamy is more stable than polygamy.
1:00:00 The Koranic position on polygamy is tolerance.
1:02:00 Enforcing monogamy
Mormon Extermination Order
1:05:00 American Primeval
1:07:00 Labour relations
1:08:00 Bread and circuses
1:09:00 Mercenaries
Patricians
1:10:00 Julius Caesar
Brutus
1:11:00 Different periods of Rome
1:12:00 Islam
1:13:00 Romans started their city state as a people who hated kings and became a people who worshiped their deceased emperors.
1:15:00 Ben Franklin
The American and French Revolutions
1:16:00 The English Republic
1:17:00 The extermination of the Romanovs
1:18:00 Nicholas II was refused asylum by George V.
1:19:00 The Alliance System of Europe
1:20:00 The War of 1812
The Seven Years' War and the War of 1812 are indirectly linked through a continuous, century-long geopolitical rivalry between Great Britain and France, unfinished territorial conflicts involving Indigenous peoples, and the structural evolution of the British Empire in North America.Direct and Indirect ConnectionsThe Anglo-French Struggle: Both wars were extensions of global power struggles between Britain and France. The Seven Years' War established British dominance in North America, while the War of 1812 was a direct spillover of the Napoleonic Wars—Britain's final phase of that multi-decade existential conflict with France.Indigenous Land and Alliances: The outcome of the Seven Years' War pushed British authority and American colonists into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions. This created a lasting friction over Indigenous lands that culminated in Tecumseh's Confederacy allying with the British to resist U.S. expansion during the War of 1812.Unresolved Border Pressures: Britain's retention of frontier posts and alliances with Native tribes after earlier treaties—roots tracing back to mid-18th-century imperial adjustments—fueled American war hawks' ambitions to capture Canada as a way to finalize national security.
1:23:00 Imperial wars
1:24:00 The decline of Spanish empire
The Thucydides Trap
1:25:00 After WW2
1:26:00 NATO
The Cold War was a huge opportunity for the military industrial complex to sell weapons to US vassal states.
1:27:00 George Washington: "An overgrown military establishment is inauspicious to republican liberty."
Every problem is a nail when all you have is a hammer.
1:28:00 Germanic dominance
1:29:00 Anglo Saxons and Saxons were Teutons.
1:30:00 The Berlin-Baghdad Railway
Discussion of the railway's role as a contributing factor to the outbreak of war is complicated by two issues:Firstly, historians and political analysts who wrote about this issue directly after the war were not in possession of closed diplomatic records, an important piece and perspective on the historical record. Diplomatic documents of the German government were released between 1922 and 1927, British documents between 1926 and 1938. Only some Russian documents were released, and Italian documents came out only after World War II.Marxist historians emphasise imperial rivalries and economics as the driving force for the war, as was popularly reported with respect to the railway at the time[33][page needed] and especially as revealed in the Russian diplomatic documents. Regardless of diplomacy, financing and agreements and later points of view, the existence of the railway would have created a threat to British dominance over German trade, as it would have given German industry access to oil and a port in the Persian Gulf. The importance of oil as opposed to coal as fuel was recognised, as it could greatly improve the performance and capacity of the rival navies. The recognised strategic importance is seen by the wartime presence of the British there and by the earlier establishment of the Sheikdom of Kuwait as an autonomous kaza (district) of the Ottoman Empire and a de facto protectorate of Great Britain by the Anglo-Ottoman Convention of 1913 to block northern access to the Persian Gulf.Other historians have argued that the sum of many other issues, including intractable nationalities and the denial of self-determination to minority groups, were the dominant causes of World War I. They argue that although the railway issue was heated before 1914 (Corrigan shows that the railway issue was driving Germany and the Ottomans apart), conservative Anglo-American historians argue that it was not a cause of World War I[35] since the main controversies had been addressed in principle before the war started.Some of the optimism should be attributed to the willingness of the German government to compose long-standing differences... and in June 1914 a settlement was achieved over the Baghdad railway.Many economic and colonial issues which had been causing friction between French, German and British governments before 1914, such as the financing of the Berlin-Baghdad railway and the future disposition of the Portuguese colonies, had been resolved by the summer of 1914.Eventually an agreement over the Baghdad railway issue was reached between Britain and the Ottoman Government in 1913 in the following terms: First, there should be no differential treatment on any railway in Asiatic Turkey; second, two British representatives approved by HMG should be admitted to the Board of the Baghdad Railway Company; third, the terminus of the railway should be at Basra; last, no railway should be constructed from Basra to the Gulf without the sanction of HMG, which speaks to the importance of the issue. This was followed by an Anglo-German agreement on the similar lines in London on 15 June 1914. However these agreements, reached just prior to the outbreak of the Great War, were not realised.However, war began on 1 August 1914 – and one day later the secret treaty establishing the Ottoman-German Alliance was signed, perhaps giving credence to the notion that the issue had not been fully resolved. In fact, restriction of German access to Mesopotamia and its oil, and strategic exclusion from rail access to the Persian Gulf, was enforced by British military presence during World War I, and afterwards in the Treaty of Versailles by removal of the would-be Baghdad railway from German ownership and the transfer to France of the German-held 25% stake in the Turkish Petroleum Company in the San Remo Oil Agreement of 1920. Thus the potential consequences to Anglo-German economic rivalry in oil and trade by the existence of the railway were ultimately addressed by ownership and outright control, rather than by agreement. Marxist historians, unpopular in the Anglo-American perspective on process, would suggest that economic contexts, rather than nationalistic and political rivalries, underlie the root causes.
1:32:00 Poland
1:35:00 Germany
1:36:00 A J P Taylor
1:37:00 Niall Ferguson
1:39:00 Weimar Republic
1:40:00 Kaiser
1:43:00 Victoria Empress of India
1:44:00 Divide and rule
1:45:00 Monarchy is idolatry.
1:46:00 Belgian and Russian imperialism
1:47:00 Monarchs are remembered better than Presidents.
1:49:00 The Fourth Political Theory
1:50:00 American Christianity
1:53:00 The Amish and Mennonites
1:55:00 Zionism
The Judeo-Christian heritage of the West
1:57:00 People's Democratic Dictatorship
1:58:00 Spirituality
The Culture War
1:59:00 Kulturkampf
Vatican I
2:00:00 Enforcing Christianity
2:01:00 Christian Amendment
2:02:00 Mamdani and El-Sayed
2:03:00 Token Muslims
2:06:00 What are American values?
2:10:00 Suez, Eisenhower and Netanyahu
2:11:00 Unwavering support of America
2:13:00 October 7 and 9/11
Is Israel a weapons testing ground?
2:19:00 Shipbuilding and drones
2:20:00 The liberal order
2:21:00 Taxes
2:23:00 Doubling down on liberalism
2:24:00 An anti-feminist political economy
2:26:00 Housing allowance
2:27:00 Ban usury
Nuclear families
2:28:00 Properly parented legitimate offspring
2:29:00 Monopolists
2:30:00 Tony Tiger Great
2:31:00 Ukraine, NATO and Poland
2:32:00 Which NATO country will Russia nuke to make a point?
2:34:00 The cost of killing and the economics of violence
2:35:00 Turkey
2:36:00 Lawrence of Arabia
2:37:00 Putin's in a pickle
2:38:00 US foreign policy
2:40:00 Lee Kuan Yew
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