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Peasantpore: The regime has for the first time involved non-members in their usual staid one party dialogue, of which findings would be procedurally presented at a party seminar on Saturday to warn fat cat members about the impending doom should they continue to regard local peasants with the most utter contempt.
The wayang seminar, a first of its kind, will discuss Peasantpore's future and is held one week ahead of its biennial Commie PRC style, party conference on 2 December.
According to the regime, up to a third of some 1,000 peasants involved in the dialogue were non-party fat cats but as expected in an Asiatic society, most of them will never tell the truth why the regime is hated by many peasants, netizens and young serfs.
Stingy Jew Chan $ing $ing, a recent minion parachuted into the regime's Central Sexecutive Committee, said desperation resulted in an internal party debate involves non-fat cats on this scale.
He said: "Like the Commie Party of Chenna, the regime faces the inconvenient truth that it is universally hated by peasants, netizens and young serfs. Got netizen call the regime as a party of the Familee, by the Familee, for the Familee. Like that very damaging because cum 2016, Ruler Loong will surely face immense challenges because Old Autocrat should have meet Lord Yama and political opportunists will create challenges using peasants and netizens as pawns. You see, even that SDP Chee-bye now is smarter now and somehow they managed to cobble a paper that sets stupid peasants thinking about the birdcage policy. The ruling party leh, other than arranging business deals for fat cats, has absolutely done nothing to stem peasants' anger."
"We talk about engagement using the National CONversation, still got lumpar netizens deride it as the 'Hundred Flower Campaign', this very alarming man, so everything has to start internally," Ah Chan e Jew added.
"Our own fat cats are now jaded, they are hankering for handouts and cushy contracts. Must somehow energised them or face bleak future. Cannot blame them, they all only see Familee members getting the cream, what to do?It is now hard to believe in the process if you are not a Lee. So now, we trying to stage a show to tell peasants to know that the regimeis not so monolithic."
The open-ended Talk Cock Sing Song process was also a departure from previous, more functional party dialogues, as some PRC KTV hostesses were hired to teach the art of sweet talking to regime activists, sneered Ah Chan e Jew.
Fat cat activists say that the frequency of dialogue has increased since the 2011 general election, where the regime saw its lowest vote share since independence.
For regime's faithful, Eu-ni Chia's group, the discussion focused on how the regime could maintain political power despite considerable challenges from netizens and younger serfs in the next 240 full moons, at least.
"Last time, we can boast we are by the peasants, of the peasants and for the peasants, now Ah Chan explained clearly, more like, by Familee, of Familee and for Familee," she shooked and squeeze her nehs to prove a point.
"One core value we have is nepotism. But can we update nepotism, and not be so obvious and open about protecting Familee's rights when it is only the Noble Familee that benefits all the time lor?"
Peasantpore: The regime has for the first time involved non-members in their usual staid one party dialogue, of which findings would be procedurally presented at a party seminar on Saturday to warn fat cat members about the impending doom should they continue to regard local peasants with the most utter contempt.
The wayang seminar, a first of its kind, will discuss Peasantpore's future and is held one week ahead of its biennial Commie PRC style, party conference on 2 December.
According to the regime, up to a third of some 1,000 peasants involved in the dialogue were non-party fat cats but as expected in an Asiatic society, most of them will never tell the truth why the regime is hated by many peasants, netizens and young serfs.
Stingy Jew Chan $ing $ing, a recent minion parachuted into the regime's Central Sexecutive Committee, said desperation resulted in an internal party debate involves non-fat cats on this scale.
He said: "Like the Commie Party of Chenna, the regime faces the inconvenient truth that it is universally hated by peasants, netizens and young serfs. Got netizen call the regime as a party of the Familee, by the Familee, for the Familee. Like that very damaging because cum 2016, Ruler Loong will surely face immense challenges because Old Autocrat should have meet Lord Yama and political opportunists will create challenges using peasants and netizens as pawns. You see, even that SDP Chee-bye now is smarter now and somehow they managed to cobble a paper that sets stupid peasants thinking about the birdcage policy. The ruling party leh, other than arranging business deals for fat cats, has absolutely done nothing to stem peasants' anger."
"We talk about engagement using the National CONversation, still got lumpar netizens deride it as the 'Hundred Flower Campaign', this very alarming man, so everything has to start internally," Ah Chan e Jew added.
"Our own fat cats are now jaded, they are hankering for handouts and cushy contracts. Must somehow energised them or face bleak future. Cannot blame them, they all only see Familee members getting the cream, what to do?It is now hard to believe in the process if you are not a Lee. So now, we trying to stage a show to tell peasants to know that the regimeis not so monolithic."
The open-ended Talk Cock Sing Song process was also a departure from previous, more functional party dialogues, as some PRC KTV hostesses were hired to teach the art of sweet talking to regime activists, sneered Ah Chan e Jew.
Fat cat activists say that the frequency of dialogue has increased since the 2011 general election, where the regime saw its lowest vote share since independence.
For regime's faithful, Eu-ni Chia's group, the discussion focused on how the regime could maintain political power despite considerable challenges from netizens and younger serfs in the next 240 full moons, at least.
"Last time, we can boast we are by the peasants, of the peasants and for the peasants, now Ah Chan explained clearly, more like, by Familee, of Familee and for Familee," she shooked and squeeze her nehs to prove a point.
"One core value we have is nepotism. But can we update nepotism, and not be so obvious and open about protecting Familee's rights when it is only the Noble Familee that benefits all the time lor?"
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