Regime's Mat Spokesman explaining why better PSLE results implies Mats unlikely to run amok....
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Peasantpore: Senior Imperial Court Lackey for the Board of Propoganda Education H Dai-pi said in an Imperial Court session on Monday that Mat students, thanks to the regime's effort, are going further in their educational pursuits and doing better at national examinations.
"Thanks to moderation, today, close to 88%, contrast to 75% 10 years ago, of the P1 cohort of indigenious peasants are admitted to post-secondary education. This means less disgruntled indigenious peasants and they will not easily fall for the old Ummo ultras' tricks to inflame discontent and start to run amok and slash other peasants," he said.
He was saying this in response to Peasant Representative for heartlander Chua Chu Kang GRC Zaqi Mohemed who stated that the performance of indigenious peasant students, despite moderated improvements, are lagging behind those of other ethnic groups. This is most evident as 2 Mat boys were pictured showing the middle fingers when told to get their butts out of the breastfeeding room.
Lackey Zaqi also concluded correctly that gap in academic performance between indigenious peasant students and those of other ethnic groups is a result of factors such as proficiency in Ingleland language and cultural differences (IQ, relac one corner).
Senior Lackey Hawazi responded Zaqi's views are clique but the real factors affecting the performance of students are "complex and multi-dimensional".
"Going back to history, the indigenious peasants are easily contented and their sultans are happy to extract economic rent from their serfs and later, the Ang Moh colonists. Eventually the many sultans and rajahs outsourced governing their states to the Ang Mohs in exchange for stipends or protection from other predatory Frenchies and Hollanders. Farming was easily and the fishing can provide cheap protein for indigenious peasants. Hence the term 'relac one corner' is result of that cultural hangover. To succeed in modern era, Mats must master technology and science.
That was the original forward looking element of their religion but has been superseded by irrational faith, pure dogma and consistent lynching of their wives and daughers who pursue education opportunities. Unless there is a 180 degree mindset change, they remain backward and are prone to occassional bouts of amok and will run around, wielding parangs to slash and loot as we noted regularly in Southern Indoland."
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Peasantpore: Senior Imperial Court Lackey for the Board of Propoganda Education H Dai-pi said in an Imperial Court session on Monday that Mat students, thanks to the regime's effort, are going further in their educational pursuits and doing better at national examinations.
"Thanks to moderation, today, close to 88%, contrast to 75% 10 years ago, of the P1 cohort of indigenious peasants are admitted to post-secondary education. This means less disgruntled indigenious peasants and they will not easily fall for the old Ummo ultras' tricks to inflame discontent and start to run amok and slash other peasants," he said.
He was saying this in response to Peasant Representative for heartlander Chua Chu Kang GRC Zaqi Mohemed who stated that the performance of indigenious peasant students, despite moderated improvements, are lagging behind those of other ethnic groups. This is most evident as 2 Mat boys were pictured showing the middle fingers when told to get their butts out of the breastfeeding room.
Lackey Zaqi also concluded correctly that gap in academic performance between indigenious peasant students and those of other ethnic groups is a result of factors such as proficiency in Ingleland language and cultural differences (IQ, relac one corner).
Senior Lackey Hawazi responded Zaqi's views are clique but the real factors affecting the performance of students are "complex and multi-dimensional".
"Going back to history, the indigenious peasants are easily contented and their sultans are happy to extract economic rent from their serfs and later, the Ang Moh colonists. Eventually the many sultans and rajahs outsourced governing their states to the Ang Mohs in exchange for stipends or protection from other predatory Frenchies and Hollanders. Farming was easily and the fishing can provide cheap protein for indigenious peasants. Hence the term 'relac one corner' is result of that cultural hangover. To succeed in modern era, Mats must master technology and science.
That was the original forward looking element of their religion but has been superseded by irrational faith, pure dogma and consistent lynching of their wives and daughers who pursue education opportunities. Unless there is a 180 degree mindset change, they remain backward and are prone to occassional bouts of amok and will run around, wielding parangs to slash and loot as we noted regularly in Southern Indoland."
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