When you had a government that was happy to do deals, you can't blame others for not keeping things straight for you.
No country owes you a living. You only have yourselves to blame for keeping a corrupt government.
When you wake up from your silly trust and have voted for a change of government, you don't go around accusing others of taking advantage of you.
You were equally to blame. The smart thing to do is not to get on the high horse and start condemning China and Singapore for your woes. Are they your grandfathers to see that things are always done nicely for you. Do they owe you an upkeep? Or is that not our own responsibility?
You talk to them. You see what can be done by putting things in a nice way and not act as if you are virgin Mary, all blameless and innocent.
Bolehland is a tiny fart anyhow you assess it. Don't deceive yourselves into believing that China and Singapore need us to survive.
If truth be told, Bolehland needs China more than the other way round. Do you think that their OBOR (One Belt One Road) and Maritime Silk Road projects will scuttle altogether because of our hubris? Hahaha......
Our northern neighbour would only be all too happy to welcome the Middle Kingdom if they want to cut through the Khra Isthmus and leave us all happy to ourselves hehehe......
Start by being humble and know where we stand in the larger scheme of things. That way, Bolehland might come away from any talks with the Middle Kingdom in a better position than trying to throw your weight when we have little of that to talk about or any at all hahaha.....
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