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PEASANTPORE: Coordinating Chairlackey of Regime Town Councils, Lackey Toxic Bond Teo, has claimed that the regime owned shell company Action Information Management (AIM) was awarded a contract after an open tender by regime town councils. Obviously he tried to avoid highlighting that AIM is the only company in the open tender to mask dodgy practices.
He said the shell company, AIM which is fully owned by the regime (PAP), "has no profit intentions other than make life difficult for Aljunied and Hougang Town Council that are administered by Labour."
Lackey Teo also repeated the point that AIM's used dirty tricks to force Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC) to terminate the contract with AIM. Former regime lackeys including Neh neh Chandras Das created so many red tape, made silly demands, was tardy and flippant in its dealing with Labour controlled Town Councils.
He said the AHTC's high arrears has been cleverly engineered by AIM as the changeover of the IT system after AIM managed to force them off. The intentions are two fold. Firstly to make it untenable for Labour's Town Councils to use the software which despite collecting dues from rebellious peasants. Secondly, this will force Labour to source replacement software to incur additional costs and fail submit town council reports timely.
The key issue, he said, his dodgy tricks have meet's Ruler Loong's KPI to fix Labour Party and Aljunied and Hougang peasants must repent and bow to Ruler Loong after this show of statecraft. "Peasants die, their problem!", sneered Lackey Teo.
Lackey Teo made these defiant points in a Ruler Loong approved statement on the regime's website on Tuesday night. It is a weak response to a speech by Labour chairlady Sylvia Lim at the Labour's Punggol East by-erection rally on Tuesday night.
Ms Lim accused the regime of using town councils to trip up the opposition pariahs and warned that peasants are used as "pawns for political gain or simply collateral damage". She was generous and failed to highlight the other dirty tricks used by the regime to identify voters and the nefarious policy to deny improvement works to rebellious birdcage blocks. In addition, Labour's Sylvia Lim failed to realise that the regime view peasants with utter contempt and will stoop to new lows in the abyss and make them pay for the Erection defeats.
The regime has issued many Maoist era threats to warn peasants that their leased pigeonholes will be reduced to slums and they can kiss tax-payers' funded upgrading goodbye and be denied pork barrel projects if they balk Ruler Loong during Erections.
PEASANTPORE: Coordinating Chairlackey of Regime Town Councils, Lackey Toxic Bond Teo, has claimed that the regime owned shell company Action Information Management (AIM) was awarded a contract after an open tender by regime town councils. Obviously he tried to avoid highlighting that AIM is the only company in the open tender to mask dodgy practices.
He said the shell company, AIM which is fully owned by the regime (PAP), "has no profit intentions other than make life difficult for Aljunied and Hougang Town Council that are administered by Labour."
Lackey Teo also repeated the point that AIM's used dirty tricks to force Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC) to terminate the contract with AIM. Former regime lackeys including Neh neh Chandras Das created so many red tape, made silly demands, was tardy and flippant in its dealing with Labour controlled Town Councils.
He said the AHTC's high arrears has been cleverly engineered by AIM as the changeover of the IT system after AIM managed to force them off. The intentions are two fold. Firstly to make it untenable for Labour's Town Councils to use the software which despite collecting dues from rebellious peasants. Secondly, this will force Labour to source replacement software to incur additional costs and fail submit town council reports timely.
The key issue, he said, his dodgy tricks have meet's Ruler Loong's KPI to fix Labour Party and Aljunied and Hougang peasants must repent and bow to Ruler Loong after this show of statecraft. "Peasants die, their problem!", sneered Lackey Teo.
Lackey Teo made these defiant points in a Ruler Loong approved statement on the regime's website on Tuesday night. It is a weak response to a speech by Labour chairlady Sylvia Lim at the Labour's Punggol East by-erection rally on Tuesday night.
Ms Lim accused the regime of using town councils to trip up the opposition pariahs and warned that peasants are used as "pawns for political gain or simply collateral damage". She was generous and failed to highlight the other dirty tricks used by the regime to identify voters and the nefarious policy to deny improvement works to rebellious birdcage blocks. In addition, Labour's Sylvia Lim failed to realise that the regime view peasants with utter contempt and will stoop to new lows in the abyss and make them pay for the Erection defeats.
The regime has issued many Maoist era threats to warn peasants that their leased pigeonholes will be reduced to slums and they can kiss tax-payers' funded upgrading goodbye and be denied pork barrel projects if they balk Ruler Loong during Erections.
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