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A few decades ago, Singapore was one of the largest slums colonies in the world, with very high unemployment rates and frequent communal riots. Let's start at the beginning, how was Singapore pushed to poverty and misery The WWII At the peak of WWII, The Japanese troops were sweeping through Southeast Asia and East China. Until then Singapore was a major colony for the Britishers, due to its geographical advantage. It was at the heart of all the trade routes that connected so

Continued from Part 1 After capturing China, and choosing his capital city, he faced another challenge by the Qara Khitai empire which captured a Mongol city and killed its king. This king happened to be Genghis Khan’s grandson-in-law. So in retaliation, Genghis Khan invaded Qara Khitai and conquered it. Now Genghis Khan wished to lead a peaceful life in the capital. He understood that a country’s military defense must be backed by a good economy. So he shifted his focus from

During the cold war, the Soviet Union stationed many sleeper agents of KGB in Washington and many other prominent cities of the US. Their goal was to remain unofficially undercover for a very long time, in fact for their whole lifetime. They were disguised as American citizens and spoke English as good as the Americans. This program was one of the most secretive of all of KGB’s programs. It was headed by a branch called Directorate S which would oversee the operations. The ch

This is the complete story of the Most successful Military Leader the world has ever known, Genghis Khan