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PEASANTPORE: Acting Minion for Propaganda and Social Engineering Lawlan Wong said the regime's policy on enlightened censorship WILL NEVER evolve but will gear towards classification and self-regulation.
Lawlan Wong was bragging about the utility abusing Asiatic values to justify censorship at a recording of Mouthpiece Channel NewsAsia's programme "Ask the Rich Minion" where he answering pre-prepared questions from censorship to liberal arts education.
He also said the regime must never waste time and adopt a Anglo-Saxon or Nihon consultative panel model, made up of peasants from diverse lowly backgrounds and get them to share their views before setting any boundaries.
Lawlan Wong said: "I hate to repeat this for the nth time. It is Ruler Loong who 'up' me as a minion, appoint me to my current rank as a Minion. I do not need peasants' votes or their political 'sarpok'. Therefore please imagine who I will 'sarpok' huh?
Ruler Loong has plenty of intelligent cronies crawling all around each another to catch his attention. As a clever ruler, he only need to pick the loyal ones and presto, here I am.
The OB markers are here to stay and I will continue to use racial or political justifications to ban themes that make Ruler Loong look bad. The peasants are educated or discerning? Says who? Because increasing numbers of well educated peasants have fallen prey to silly Semitic fairy tales? You are telling me they can discern the online garbage that we seek to regulate? I like to cite Pauli's Exclusion Principle lor, that I cannot make Ruler Loong happy and cull censorship at the same time. Cannot ok, understand?"
Peasants are encouraged to catch more of the discussion with Lawlan Wong on April 9 at 8pm on "Ask the Minion", exclusively on Mouthpiece CNA.
PEASANTPORE: Acting Minion for Propaganda and Social Engineering Lawlan Wong said the regime's policy on enlightened censorship WILL NEVER evolve but will gear towards classification and self-regulation.
Lawlan Wong was bragging about the utility abusing Asiatic values to justify censorship at a recording of Mouthpiece Channel NewsAsia's programme "Ask the Rich Minion" where he answering pre-prepared questions from censorship to liberal arts education.
He also said the regime must never waste time and adopt a Anglo-Saxon or Nihon consultative panel model, made up of peasants from diverse lowly backgrounds and get them to share their views before setting any boundaries.
Lawlan Wong said: "I hate to repeat this for the nth time. It is Ruler Loong who 'up' me as a minion, appoint me to my current rank as a Minion. I do not need peasants' votes or their political 'sarpok'. Therefore please imagine who I will 'sarpok' huh?
Ruler Loong has plenty of intelligent cronies crawling all around each another to catch his attention. As a clever ruler, he only need to pick the loyal ones and presto, here I am.
The OB markers are here to stay and I will continue to use racial or political justifications to ban themes that make Ruler Loong look bad. The peasants are educated or discerning? Says who? Because increasing numbers of well educated peasants have fallen prey to silly Semitic fairy tales? You are telling me they can discern the online garbage that we seek to regulate? I like to cite Pauli's Exclusion Principle lor, that I cannot make Ruler Loong happy and cull censorship at the same time. Cannot ok, understand?"
Peasants are encouraged to catch more of the discussion with Lawlan Wong on April 9 at 8pm on "Ask the Minion", exclusively on Mouthpiece CNA.
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