Lee Kuan Yew EXPOSES the Dangers of Christianity and Islam

In this shocking and powerful video, we unveil never‑before‑seen footage of former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew issuing a grave warning about the future of religious tolerance. His brutally honest take on the dangers posed by rising evangelical Christianity and resurgent political Islam will leave you speechless. Speaking with the authority of a statesman who built a nation from scratch, he calls out the growing friction and potential unrest these religious movements could bring if left unchecked. From his deep historical insight into post‑colonial Asia to his personal interactions with Christian and Muslim leaders, Lee doesn’t hold back. He exposes how well‑meaning religious efforts, when turned into political agendas, can shake the foundations of peace and civil society. This isn’t just about Singapore—it’s a global wake‑up call. His words echo louder today than ever as nations grapple with religious extremism, identity politics, and divided communities. Watch the entire video to witness the raw, unfiltered truth. Share this with anyone who believes in freedom, balance, and the necessity of secular governance. Whether you’re religious or not, this conversation affects us all. It’s time to stop pretending and start facing reality before it’s too late. 0:00 – Intro: The Forgotten Speech 1:00 – Lee Kuan Yew on post‑1945 religious peace 2:00 – Resurgence of Islam and its power shift 3:00 – India’s Hindu politics and its ripple effects 4:00 – Evangelical Christianity enters Singapore 5:00 – “Convert the Muslims” controversy 6:00 – Religious tension reaches the Buddhists 7:00 – The myth of “live and let live” 8:00 – Religion vs Secular Governance 9:00 – Why ancient civilizations resist conversion 10:00 – Christianity’s decline in Europe 11:00 – Religious supremacy vs harmony 12:00 – Friction rising: clashes are inevitable 13:00 – Can Singapore avoid religious unrest? 14:00 – Lee’s final warning: Act before chaos 15:00 – Outro: What this means for our future