By this logic, ah nehs announced 1 day off to celebrate dead old bastard so they can export another few millions ah nehs to sg to draw sg investments into their land.
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Who The Fuck Said Xi Jinping is Attending Oldfart's Funeral
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By this logic, ah nehs announced 1 day off to celebrate dead old bastard so they can export another few millions ah nehs to sg to draw sg investments into their land.
I call that power consolidation.
All the big shots should come to spore and get a free tax payers holiday,,with the best foods and accomodations,,,
Please lah! Malcolm Fraser pass away also nobody said anything, never mind attend funeral.
was he given state funeral?
For those who are wondering why some leaders are MIA from the funeral of LKY
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/zealand-pm-attend-cricket-final-over-lee-funeral-013828496.html
New Zealand PM to attend cricket final over Lee funeral
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key believes he has made the right decision to be in Melbourne for the Cricket World Cup final on Sunday rather than attend the state funeral for Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew.
Instead, Governor-General Jerry Mateparae will represent New Zealand in Singapore.
"It was a difficult decision because obviously I want to go to both," Key told reporters.
He described Lee as "a close and long-time friend of New Zealand" and said that Mateparae, as New Zealand's head of state, was more senior than the prime minister.
Key said he had decided before New Zealand's semi-final, when they beat South Africa with only one ball to spare, that if his nation made the final he would attend.
"I think that's the right call," he said. New Zealand plays Australia in the final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
"Our two countries have a special rivalry. Over the years we have been treated to some truly exceptional sporting clashes and I expect this one will be no different."
However, his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott is bypassing the cricket and will join other regional leaders in Singapore for Lee's funeral.
Lee "was a leading international statesman of his time, and laid the foundation upon which successive Singaporean and Australian governments have built a strong relationship," Abbott said in a statement last week.
Leaders from Japan, South Korea, India and Indonesia are also attending the funeral.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/zealand-pm-attend-cricket-final-over-lee-funeral-013828496.html
New Zealand PM to attend cricket final over Lee funeral
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key believes he has made the right decision to be in Melbourne for the Cricket World Cup final on Sunday rather than attend the state funeral for Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew.
Instead, Governor-General Jerry Mateparae will represent New Zealand in Singapore.
"It was a difficult decision because obviously I want to go to both," Key told reporters.
He described Lee as "a close and long-time friend of New Zealand" and said that Mateparae, as New Zealand's head of state, was more senior than the prime minister.
Key said he had decided before New Zealand's semi-final, when they beat South Africa with only one ball to spare, that if his nation made the final he would attend.
"I think that's the right call," he said. New Zealand plays Australia in the final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
"Our two countries have a special rivalry. Over the years we have been treated to some truly exceptional sporting clashes and I expect this one will be no different."
However, his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott is bypassing the cricket and will join other regional leaders in Singapore for Lee's funeral.
Lee "was a leading international statesman of his time, and laid the foundation upon which successive Singaporean and Australian governments have built a strong relationship," Abbott said in a statement last week.
Leaders from Japan, South Korea, India and Indonesia are also attending the funeral.
