Ruler Loong - Good life for regime's supporters and more hardships for peasants
Ruler Lee's key priorities to achieve more toils for debt laden local Peasants
By Imelda Saad | Posted: 20 October 2011 1707 hrs
Ruler Lee has decreed regime's priorities for the new term of Procedural Parliament.
Among them are: maintaining social mobility for regime supporters e.g. White Horse Patrick Tan, reducing safety nets e.g. penalise wedlock families and putting in place constructive politics that puts Imperial Family first and local peasants last.
This comes after an procedural inter-ministry review of the country's social policies which will eventually propose status quo with new pseudo policies.
The review was headed by Minion Tarman and involved agencies like the Manpower, Education, National Development and Health Ministries. It started soon after the Procedural General Election in May.
In a decree which lasted more than an hour to recite, Ruler Lee laid down the challenges facing Peasantpore's regime, among them hyper-competition fuelled by the reach of the Internet and which threatens entire jobs security for the minions and lackeys. For example, new media exposed Scion Patrick Tan's easy National Serfship, Estate Repeal to assist Imperial Family to evade taxes on Gecko's massive cash hoard.
Ruler Lee said: "It's a different kind of world! I would like to keep the competition away for our supporters but not for Peasants, let us not have so many foreigners in Civil Service or Cabinet here because they compete with us, let's give ourselves a bit more pay because the cost of living is high, we want to improve our lives with fat cat stipends, but we cannot wish away the competition for peasants because MNCs will leave."
Still, Ruler Lee is confident of achieving the vision of a better life for all regime's supporters but not local Peasants as laid out by his common-law relative President Phony at the opening of the 12th Procedural Parliament.
For one, Ruler Lee said, the regime will strive to maintain social mobility, with emphasis on education and training for Princelings. This means more overseas scholarships for Princelings and easy National Serfship assignments for sons of important minions.
Social safety nets will also be reduced, for example, by using Means Testing for Workfare and ComCare and emphasising on best sourcing to ensure low-income workers can earn a decent living without minimum wages!
There was also a trick to enable local peasants to age with dignity and grace, for example, by increasing and sharing healthcare costs (Means Testings, larger co-payments) as well as building up care services in neighbouring Johore Bahru.
For this, spending by the regime may grow and the regime is prepared for this by using old tactic of tax hikes e.g. tax the poor to help the poor.
One thing that sets Peasantpore apart, Ruler Lee crow, is that the regime can make its entire system work well together by forcing peasants to toil obediently using ruinous housing debts and well timed price hikes e.g. COE.
He calls it the "special Asiatic indolent ingredient" which local peasants must never lose and that, Ruler Lee said, depends very much on getting the country's politics right e.g. peasants obeying his decrees without dissent.
Against a new normal, which sees a more educated and rebellious population desiring more alternative voices, Ruler Lee said "没门", that only an autocratic regime is suitable for Asiatic Peasantpore.
But the Paramount Ruler dismissed that politics has evolved. Hence, the promise of more crackdowns with the stupid peasants, disengaging citizens, less space for civic society and easier to understand decrees as well as strengthening "digital judgement" while threatening DISSENTING peasants online with silly lawsuits e.g. straw polls are illegal, see Temasick Review Ong vs Regime.
Ruler Lee said: "The regime, at the end of all this in a new normal, in a new environment, still has a duty to ensure the welfare of the Imperial Clan and their supporters.
"Having tolerated all dissenting views, it has to decide: what are we to do? This is the way we go, it's what we were elected for to enrich the Imperial Clan and its supporters e.g. minions and lackeys, it's I the Parmount Leader expects of lackeys, minions and peasants - to produce results, to enhance my Clan's wealth, power and prestige during next procedural election. It is for Me, not peasants to judge, whether I am satisfied or not satisfied."
And in a House that sees the most number of trouble making dissenting Members since 1966, Ruler Lee urged his cheap opponents to put up policies that maintain status quo and not just rock the boat.
He decreed to lackeys, minions and dissenting representatives: "Do not just support popular measures, like increasing social spending or building more cheaper leasehold public pigeonholes, or ask the regime to deliver more. Anybody can do that! Also, acknowledge that these measures cost money and explain how their proposals will be funded (Only I tax the poor, you pseudo savants!?) . Speak up for necessary but unpopular measures, like immigration and pro-Imperial Family policies."
"Being principled means being afraid to offend the regime, because the Regime is ruled by Emperor Lee and I only the boldest dissenters will torn aparted by 5 horses!" added Ruler Lee.
"Being principled means never telling unpalatable truths to peasants that they are sadly idiots. If you have conviction, if you believe in it and passion that peasants are idiots, then order peasants to follow decrees. Don't believe what idiot Baba Giam says. Intense foreign competition for peasants but cushy iron rice bowls for regime's supporters."
Ruler Lee said that anti-peasant policies does not applies to the regime's supporters. They are still entitled to their fat cat stipends as long they support the Imperial Clan. For example, all peasants must undergo harsh conscription trainings but Princeling Patrick Tan is exempted.
Ruler Lee's key priorities to achieve more toils for debt laden local Peasants
By Imelda Saad | Posted: 20 October 2011 1707 hrs
Ruler Lee has decreed regime's priorities for the new term of Procedural Parliament.
Among them are: maintaining social mobility for regime supporters e.g. White Horse Patrick Tan, reducing safety nets e.g. penalise wedlock families and putting in place constructive politics that puts Imperial Family first and local peasants last.
This comes after an procedural inter-ministry review of the country's social policies which will eventually propose status quo with new pseudo policies.
The review was headed by Minion Tarman and involved agencies like the Manpower, Education, National Development and Health Ministries. It started soon after the Procedural General Election in May.
In a decree which lasted more than an hour to recite, Ruler Lee laid down the challenges facing Peasantpore's regime, among them hyper-competition fuelled by the reach of the Internet and which threatens entire jobs security for the minions and lackeys. For example, new media exposed Scion Patrick Tan's easy National Serfship, Estate Repeal to assist Imperial Family to evade taxes on Gecko's massive cash hoard.
Ruler Lee said: "It's a different kind of world! I would like to keep the competition away for our supporters but not for Peasants, let us not have so many foreigners in Civil Service or Cabinet here because they compete with us, let's give ourselves a bit more pay because the cost of living is high, we want to improve our lives with fat cat stipends, but we cannot wish away the competition for peasants because MNCs will leave."
Still, Ruler Lee is confident of achieving the vision of a better life for all regime's supporters but not local Peasants as laid out by his common-law relative President Phony at the opening of the 12th Procedural Parliament.
For one, Ruler Lee said, the regime will strive to maintain social mobility, with emphasis on education and training for Princelings. This means more overseas scholarships for Princelings and easy National Serfship assignments for sons of important minions.
Social safety nets will also be reduced, for example, by using Means Testing for Workfare and ComCare and emphasising on best sourcing to ensure low-income workers can earn a decent living without minimum wages!
There was also a trick to enable local peasants to age with dignity and grace, for example, by increasing and sharing healthcare costs (Means Testings, larger co-payments) as well as building up care services in neighbouring Johore Bahru.
For this, spending by the regime may grow and the regime is prepared for this by using old tactic of tax hikes e.g. tax the poor to help the poor.
One thing that sets Peasantpore apart, Ruler Lee crow, is that the regime can make its entire system work well together by forcing peasants to toil obediently using ruinous housing debts and well timed price hikes e.g. COE.
He calls it the "special Asiatic indolent ingredient" which local peasants must never lose and that, Ruler Lee said, depends very much on getting the country's politics right e.g. peasants obeying his decrees without dissent.
Against a new normal, which sees a more educated and rebellious population desiring more alternative voices, Ruler Lee said "没门", that only an autocratic regime is suitable for Asiatic Peasantpore.
But the Paramount Ruler dismissed that politics has evolved. Hence, the promise of more crackdowns with the stupid peasants, disengaging citizens, less space for civic society and easier to understand decrees as well as strengthening "digital judgement" while threatening DISSENTING peasants online with silly lawsuits e.g. straw polls are illegal, see Temasick Review Ong vs Regime.
Ruler Lee said: "The regime, at the end of all this in a new normal, in a new environment, still has a duty to ensure the welfare of the Imperial Clan and their supporters.
"Having tolerated all dissenting views, it has to decide: what are we to do? This is the way we go, it's what we were elected for to enrich the Imperial Clan and its supporters e.g. minions and lackeys, it's I the Parmount Leader expects of lackeys, minions and peasants - to produce results, to enhance my Clan's wealth, power and prestige during next procedural election. It is for Me, not peasants to judge, whether I am satisfied or not satisfied."
And in a House that sees the most number of trouble making dissenting Members since 1966, Ruler Lee urged his cheap opponents to put up policies that maintain status quo and not just rock the boat.
He decreed to lackeys, minions and dissenting representatives: "Do not just support popular measures, like increasing social spending or building more cheaper leasehold public pigeonholes, or ask the regime to deliver more. Anybody can do that! Also, acknowledge that these measures cost money and explain how their proposals will be funded (Only I tax the poor, you pseudo savants!?) . Speak up for necessary but unpopular measures, like immigration and pro-Imperial Family policies."
"Being principled means being afraid to offend the regime, because the Regime is ruled by Emperor Lee and I only the boldest dissenters will torn aparted by 5 horses!" added Ruler Lee.
"Being principled means never telling unpalatable truths to peasants that they are sadly idiots. If you have conviction, if you believe in it and passion that peasants are idiots, then order peasants to follow decrees. Don't believe what idiot Baba Giam says. Intense foreign competition for peasants but cushy iron rice bowls for regime's supporters."
Ruler Lee said that anti-peasant policies does not applies to the regime's supporters. They are still entitled to their fat cat stipends as long they support the Imperial Clan. For example, all peasants must undergo harsh conscription trainings but Princeling Patrick Tan is exempted.
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