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Old Fart’s losing his Mind! Compares Xi Jinping to Mandela!
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indeed they were not to happy about the LHL's pig soup remark
Happy "National" Day!
nice smilies..
How does old man judge xi jinping with just a short meeting? And comparing xi the Mandela is completely off as xi was never jailed for decades and neither has xi ever fight as the underdog.
More like old man is just trying to score a few more brownie points with the new china leadership.
More like old man is just trying to score a few more brownie points with the new china leadership.
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The China leadership will ignore LKY knowing him to be nothing more than smear of shit on sole of shoe.
Hiding in Japan is a better option.
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LHL and LHY and LWL all should convert to hanyu pinyin
Then again Li Shengwu fails to speak like a PRC.
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This statement is damage control. From what I understood, the powers at be in Singapore backed the wrong horse during the run up to the leadership transfer. Recall how our PM was stood up by the Chinese Premier when he dropped by Beijing for a visit.
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He doesn't have a clue what Xi Jinping is like, he is simply trying to get him "on his side".
Has been doing that for years.................................
Kim Jong Il, the son of North Korea dictator Kim Il Sung aka LKY
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Old Fart's "Mandela" resorts to Cultural Revolution dictatorial tactics
Mai Hum is already making a name for himself as comedian
The Old Man is jealous and wants to outdo his son?
Xi Jinping's 'criticism campaign' triggers online parody and sex jokes
Chinese president Xi Jinping’s recent "criticism and self-criticism" campaign might have brought a few soul-searching Hebei cadres to the brink of shedding shameful tears - according to People’s Daily - yet it has failed miserably in impressing the masses. Many Chinese netizens have resorted to parodies, racy jokes and graphic cartoons to mock what they call a “disgusting show” by the ruling party.
During four separate half-day meetings Xi attended himself with standing committee members of Hebei's provincial party committee this week, officials criticised themselves and their colleagues, pointing out issues such as bureaucracy and lavish spending.
One official revealed to People’s Daily that while he was working on his self-criticism speech, he felt so ashamed of “what he had become” that it brought him to the verge of tears several times.
Yet Chinese readers quickly pointed out that it was really a campaign of “praise myself and others” judging by the “flattering” tone of some criticism and the doomed-to-fail nature of the campaign.
“This whole campaign is a perfect example of bureaucracy,” a microblogger wrote.
“Why don’t they start criticising the size of their bank accounts and personal assets?,” another one suggested. The comment was immediately seconded by others.
Jokes and parodies of the campaign have became instant hit on Weibo this week and were reposted thousands of times.
In a viral gif image posted by a microblogger, two cute taekwondo-practising toddlers, "armed" to their teeth, attempt to put on a fight but in the whole time never touch each other. They end up in what looks like entertaining dances.
“This is the best graphic explanation of the self-criticism campaign,” commented the blogger.
Sex jokes have also been coined up to poke fun at the latest campaign. In one such joke, Pan Jinlian, the adulterous wife in Chinese classic novel Jin Ping Mei, launches a “criticism and self-criticism” session with her ugly and poor husband Wu Dalang. It’s joined by Ximen Qing, the rich and handsome man she’s having an affair with.
Ximen Qing, the libertine, criticises Wu Dalang for not keeping a close eye on his wife, “You need to start locking your doors and windows from now on,” he advises Wu in the joke.
Criticism and self-criticism sessions, first launched in the 1950s by Mao Zedong, have been employed frequently over the decades by leaders seeking to enforce Party discipline, solidarity and consolidate personal authority.
To many of those familiar with the Party's history, Xi's reenactment of the Maoist campaign and its slogans bring back fears and painful memories. Hundreds of thousands of Party officials and ordinary members suffered reprisals and persecution in past political movements after participating in such sessions and criticising those in power.
http://www.scmp.com/news/china-insi...icism-campaign-triggers-online-parody-and-sex
Mai Hum is already making a name for himself as comedian
The Old Man is jealous and wants to outdo his son?
Xi Jinping's 'criticism campaign' triggers online parody and sex jokes
Chinese president Xi Jinping’s recent "criticism and self-criticism" campaign might have brought a few soul-searching Hebei cadres to the brink of shedding shameful tears - according to People’s Daily - yet it has failed miserably in impressing the masses. Many Chinese netizens have resorted to parodies, racy jokes and graphic cartoons to mock what they call a “disgusting show” by the ruling party.
During four separate half-day meetings Xi attended himself with standing committee members of Hebei's provincial party committee this week, officials criticised themselves and their colleagues, pointing out issues such as bureaucracy and lavish spending.
One official revealed to People’s Daily that while he was working on his self-criticism speech, he felt so ashamed of “what he had become” that it brought him to the verge of tears several times.
Yet Chinese readers quickly pointed out that it was really a campaign of “praise myself and others” judging by the “flattering” tone of some criticism and the doomed-to-fail nature of the campaign.
“This whole campaign is a perfect example of bureaucracy,” a microblogger wrote.
“Why don’t they start criticising the size of their bank accounts and personal assets?,” another one suggested. The comment was immediately seconded by others.
Jokes and parodies of the campaign have became instant hit on Weibo this week and were reposted thousands of times.
In a viral gif image posted by a microblogger, two cute taekwondo-practising toddlers, "armed" to their teeth, attempt to put on a fight but in the whole time never touch each other. They end up in what looks like entertaining dances.
“This is the best graphic explanation of the self-criticism campaign,” commented the blogger.
Sex jokes have also been coined up to poke fun at the latest campaign. In one such joke, Pan Jinlian, the adulterous wife in Chinese classic novel Jin Ping Mei, launches a “criticism and self-criticism” session with her ugly and poor husband Wu Dalang. It’s joined by Ximen Qing, the rich and handsome man she’s having an affair with.
Ximen Qing, the libertine, criticises Wu Dalang for not keeping a close eye on his wife, “You need to start locking your doors and windows from now on,” he advises Wu in the joke.
Criticism and self-criticism sessions, first launched in the 1950s by Mao Zedong, have been employed frequently over the decades by leaders seeking to enforce Party discipline, solidarity and consolidate personal authority.
To many of those familiar with the Party's history, Xi's reenactment of the Maoist campaign and its slogans bring back fears and painful memories. Hundreds of thousands of Party officials and ordinary members suffered reprisals and persecution in past political movements after participating in such sessions and criticising those in power.
http://www.scmp.com/news/china-insi...icism-campaign-triggers-online-parody-and-sex
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wasn't his fucking son making fun of china in the USA and importing shit skins into sg?
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As Old Fart prepares to meet his maker
Dis time for him to do some self criticisms
Comparing Xi Jinping to Mandela is petty
When set against his other sins like:
1) Detaining political opponents without trial, some for decades
2) Controlling the media and impeding the function of the Fourth Estate
3) Using defamation lawsuits to silence critics
4) Breaking promise to return CPF to Sinkies at 55 and always shifting goalposts on this
5) Tampering with the Westminster model with GRCs, gerrymandering, etc
6) Being a squatter at the Istana since ...
Samsters, please be kind and compassionate and help the Old Fart out with his self criticisms. Please free to add to the list.
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Gosh !
It is absurd. It is like comparing hazel-nuts to Melons. :o
It is absurd. It is like comparing hazel-nuts to Melons. :o
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Those idiots complaining about this have no idea what the Chinese politics is like. Xi belongs to the camp of pro-welfare group. The other group being the pro-Elite, pro free economy group is represented by the Bo Xilai camp which is actively being purged
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It may well be true that such sessions are part of the power struggle in Mainland Chinese politics. Nonetheless, since nobody is perfect, self criticism is necessary, not just for the Old Fart, but for all holding high office:
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