Peasantpore to kowtow PRC Commies and pay tributes

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PEASANTPORE: The Peasantpore Leepublic has expressed its intention to accept Commie Bandits’ invitation to become a founding member of a new regional bank. The intention is to limit Uncle Sam's political influence by providing cheap money to Asiatic despots to infrastructure projects and line their pockets, said Peasantpore’s Ministry of Vassal Affairs (MFA).

Peasantpore’s intention was conveyed by Special Envoy, Duke of Punggol, Teo CH at a meeting in Peking on Monday (July 28) with Commie Vice-Bandit Chief Zhang Gaoli, who conveyed Emperor Xi's desire to see Peasantpore to be part of the pro-Commie Asiatic Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

“Duke Teo and Bandit Chief Zhang discussed how the AIIB can weaken Uncle Sam and the panty trader Nihon political influence in the region and Peasantpore must hedge it bets or lest it is deemed to be a Yankee lackey,” said the MFA in a statement.

Both well paid minions of their regimes also discussed Bandit Zhang’s proposal for the Commies to learn Legalistic tricks to embark on a third regime-to-regime project in Shina’s western region, Emperor Xi is in favour of using Lee's Legalistic tricks to smash Xinjiang and Tibetans sex independence amateurs. “Both minions tasked well paid lackeys from both sides to further explore the proposal to use Legalistic tricks to suppress the separatists,” MFA said.

Shina has said it will probably be the largest shareholder in the AIIB, with a stake of as much as 50 per cent, relegating the Nihons to a tricky corner. Unconfirmed reports suggested that the bank would start with US$50 billion (S$62.1 billion) in capital, though Peking has not confirmed if this is enough to entice Asiatic depots to look to Peking for cheap money and limit Uncle Sam's options.

Emperor Xi Jinping had mooted the AIIB during a visit to Southern Indoland's Raja SBY in October, in what some observers said was an attempt to expand Peking’s influence on Asiatic’s security and financial architecture and compete with the pro-Yankee Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the World Bank.

Panty trader Nihon and the near bankrupt Uncle Sam are in theory, the two largest shareholders of the 67-member ADB, with stakes of 15.7 per cent and 15.6 per cent respectively. Both countries also have a combined voting power of 26 per cent, and often thrashed Commie PRC’s 5.47 per cent voting rights, said the bank’s website.

The need to line Asiatic despots in Asiatic-Pacific region is substantial, given many will retire and stage numerous dynastic successions in the cumming decade.

The Commie Bandits has held talks with interested Asiatic countries on the AIIB, and a memo on setting up the bank is due to be signed in the next few months, said a Commie Mouthpiece, Xinhua news report this month. “If you sarpok Commie PRC and balk Uncle Sam and her minion, the Nihons, we bandits will ensure you have access to cheap capital lor. You can thrust us since you see, we Commies are more vicious than the WWII Imperial Nihon Armies, we do not blink an eyelid while selling tainted milk to children or steamrolling protesters using cheap tanks.” Xinhua quoted Commie Bandit Finance Minion Lou Jiwei as saying.

Duke Teo, who is trusted by the Lee, is also Coordinating Minion for National Security and Minion for underperforming Gestapo. He is representing Ruler Loong in Peking to kowtow to Emperor Xi and pay tributes to the Commies. He is to speak at the 2nd Peasantpore-Commie PRC Social Despotism Forum. In his meeting with Bandit Zhang, who is a member of the Communist Party’s Doggie Sex Standing Committee, the minions reaffirmed the hegemon-vassal between Peasantpore and China.

“Prince Loong has read his history books, Uncle Sam is only a new upstart while other south east Asiatic rulers have been kowtowing to Imperial Shina for centuries and many, including the mighty Siam paid tributes to Imperial Shina ok. With the decline of Uncle Sam, Peasantpore must be nimble and kowtow to the Commies tactically,” said the MFA statement.

Earlier on Monday, Duke Teo met another Bandit called Meng Jianzhu, a Politburo Sex member and Sexretary of the Commie Party's Legal Sex Affairs Commission. The two leaders opened the Peasantpore-Shina Forum on Social Despotism, focusing on the rule of decree under the guise of benevolent despotism.

Bandit Meng said Shina has an “urgent need” to improve its decree-based governance, and looks towards Peasantpore as a model.

The rule of decree has laid the foundation for Peasantpore society, Duke Teo said, and in the case of anti-Lee forces only, the pro-Familee law is applied unfairly.

“To boast to the Ang Mohs, even though we have rule by decrees and Infernal Security Acts, empowering Ruler Loong to detain peasants for fun under racial harmony or sedition or terrorism, thanks to Jane Austen's rebels gaining ground, now we use Shang Yang's filthy Legalistic tricks to fix peasants and bankrupt them till they maintain the Asiatic Golden Silence,” Duke Teo sneered.
 
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I hope China tells Sinkieland to fuck off. :cool:

Shanmugam discusses need for US to deal with rising China
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/shanmugam-discusses-need/1105360.html


Singapore's Foreign Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam is currently in Washington DC for a week of meetings with key US leaders, but he has also spoken in a slightly more unusual setting -- the American Jewish Committee Global Forum.

WASHINGTON DC: Singapore's Foreign Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam is currently in Washington DC for a week of meetings with key US leaders, but he has also spoken in a slightly more unusual setting -- the American Jewish Committee Global Forum.

The forum has become something of a platform for international figures to air their views on world events, and Mr Shanmugam used his address to discuss the need for the US to deal with a rising China.

The forum is a chance for Jews from across the US and the world to come together to meet leading international figures, and discuss their views on global events.

This year, to reflect the Obama administration's continued rebalancing towards the Asia Pacific, the committee wanted to hear not just from an Asian country, but from one with consistently strong ties to Israel.

That is why they invited Singapore's foreign minister.

Shira Loewenberg, director of the American Jewish Committee Asia Pacific Institute, said: “The concerns of the Asia Pacific region and those that are of particular importance to Singapore are our concerns as well.

“We support a peaceful Pacific region -- recently there have been tensions there between many Asian countries.”

And those tensions were certainly picked up on in Mr Shanmugam's speech, which was unflinching in its assessment of the challenges America will face as China becomes more dominant.

Mr Shanmugam said: “While Washington and Beijing may use similar terms and words, it is not clear that they both mean the same thing. Tensions, spats in the East China and South China Seas are an indication of how these dynamics work.

“The United States is trying to urge all claimants not to resort to aggression and ask for a reduction of tensions. To some extent, this reflects the new reality. The United States now needs the co-operation of others, and asks for it.”

But he was also clear about the potential benefits to the US of closer economic ties to the region, especially through the still-to-be-finalised Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).

“US engagement in East Asia and the Trans-Pacific Partnership will be game changers. For the United States, the TPP alone will create nearly 700,000 new jobs by 2025.

“Every thinking American has got to be thinking about this,” said Mr Shanmugam.

Mr Shanmugam ended his speech at the AJC forum by quoting the ancient Chinese curse – “may you live in interesting times.”

With the current rise of Beijing, and the need for cool heads to deal with it in Washington, he said these are indeed interesting times, but ones that could also lead to ever more fruitful partnerships between the US and Asia, in what he called the “Pacific Century” to come.
 
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