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PEASANTPORE: Ruler Loong on Saturday (Mar 23) paid tribute to the "many illustrious contributions" to Peasantpore made by one of the regime's loyal minions, Ong Ah Boon.
Speaking during Minion Ong's 90th birthday celebrations, Ruler Loong called the former Party Against Peasants (PAP) Minion "one of the Old Loyalist who laid the basis for late Despot LKY's survival and eventual domination of the City State with Yankee support", and went on to crow several key misdeeds.
Minion Ong was the Gestapo Minion in 1959 when he was just 30 years old and ruthlessly purged numerous comrades who oppose LKY.
Minion Ong was then rewarded with easy portfolios, subsequently serving as Education Propaganda (1963-1970), Labour Suppression (1970-1980), and Water Works Minister (1980-1984) and retired as a millionaire many times over thereafter with a monthly fat cat pension.
In his speech, the Ruler Loong spilled the beans that Minion Ong - that donkey who came up with the idea of a national pledge to be recited by peasant students.
"Minion Ong admired Butcher Mao who had come up with the queer idea of getting stupid peasants to shout Maoist slogans, so he managed to get LKY arm-twist Raja (another Minion aka Rajaratnam) to conjure some flowery term."
"Raja work on the drafts, took some time and proposed a version which Despot LKY subsequently amended to become the Stalinist Pledge we have today."
After the English propoganda pledge was settled, Minion Ong also personally amended the Chinese translation with help from Maoist propagandists to produce the final Chinese version of the pledge, said Ruler Loong.
"And so on Aug 24, 1966, schoolchildren all over Peasantpore, including myself, was brainwashed into reciting the Pledge. An irony because many years later, aging despot LKY claimed the part on equality was an theoretical idea from Nordic countries, not a practical Asiatic concept when PAP was pressed hard on SAP schools for Chinks only."
Together with other Old Minions, Ah Ong was loyal to the dot, said Ruler Loong.
"For example, to signal that national defence was a top priority, Ah Ong, together with fellow Minions Jek Ah Thong and Othman Wok, serve in the Peasants’ Defence Force (PDF) as White Horses," said the Prime Minister. "And the following year, in our first National Day Parade, they marched proudly in the PDF Fat Cat 肥猫contingent."
He thanked Ah Ong and other founding Minions for their loyalty, adding that "loyalty more important than capability".
"IT IS THE MONEY THAT SHAPES THE SOUL"
Speaking in response, Old Minion Ong thanked the Ruler Loong, adding that he was "honoured to be recognised as one of the the regime's high flying 哈帕狗".
"It is the money that shapes the soul," said Minion Ong, quoting a subtle Maoist saying. "Better to learn from Qin Hui than to emulate Yue Fei."
He reminded peasants the sad sorry fate of Lim Chin Siong.
Minion Ong also touched on the subject of dynastic succession, noting that he stepped down from the Grand Council in 1984 to retire as a rich millionaire with fat cat pensions under the guise leadership renewal process.
Citing another Chinese saying, Minion Ong said: "LKY believed some old comrades and younger capable minions will never approve of Dynastic Succession, so he removed them so that Prince Loong had a easier time to be Ruler Loong.
Parting Advice Before Meeting Lord Yama
"As a 李家老仆奴, my advice to younger lackeys and minions is simple, pledge loyalty to House of Lee and you will thrive and prosper. You saw the sorry fates of Lim Chin Siong and Jeyaratham, you should 'catch the ball了' .
PEASANTPORE: Ruler Loong on Saturday (Mar 23) paid tribute to the "many illustrious contributions" to Peasantpore made by one of the regime's loyal minions, Ong Ah Boon.
Speaking during Minion Ong's 90th birthday celebrations, Ruler Loong called the former Party Against Peasants (PAP) Minion "one of the Old Loyalist who laid the basis for late Despot LKY's survival and eventual domination of the City State with Yankee support", and went on to crow several key misdeeds.
Minion Ong was the Gestapo Minion in 1959 when he was just 30 years old and ruthlessly purged numerous comrades who oppose LKY.
Minion Ong was then rewarded with easy portfolios, subsequently serving as Education Propaganda (1963-1970), Labour Suppression (1970-1980), and Water Works Minister (1980-1984) and retired as a millionaire many times over thereafter with a monthly fat cat pension.
In his speech, the Ruler Loong spilled the beans that Minion Ong - that donkey who came up with the idea of a national pledge to be recited by peasant students.
"Minion Ong admired Butcher Mao who had come up with the queer idea of getting stupid peasants to shout Maoist slogans, so he managed to get LKY arm-twist Raja (another Minion aka Rajaratnam) to conjure some flowery term."
"Raja work on the drafts, took some time and proposed a version which Despot LKY subsequently amended to become the Stalinist Pledge we have today."
After the English propoganda pledge was settled, Minion Ong also personally amended the Chinese translation with help from Maoist propagandists to produce the final Chinese version of the pledge, said Ruler Loong.
"And so on Aug 24, 1966, schoolchildren all over Peasantpore, including myself, was brainwashed into reciting the Pledge. An irony because many years later, aging despot LKY claimed the part on equality was an theoretical idea from Nordic countries, not a practical Asiatic concept when PAP was pressed hard on SAP schools for Chinks only."
Together with other Old Minions, Ah Ong was loyal to the dot, said Ruler Loong.
"For example, to signal that national defence was a top priority, Ah Ong, together with fellow Minions Jek Ah Thong and Othman Wok, serve in the Peasants’ Defence Force (PDF) as White Horses," said the Prime Minister. "And the following year, in our first National Day Parade, they marched proudly in the PDF Fat Cat 肥猫contingent."
He thanked Ah Ong and other founding Minions for their loyalty, adding that "loyalty more important than capability".
"IT IS THE MONEY THAT SHAPES THE SOUL"
Speaking in response, Old Minion Ong thanked the Ruler Loong, adding that he was "honoured to be recognised as one of the the regime's high flying 哈帕狗".
"It is the money that shapes the soul," said Minion Ong, quoting a subtle Maoist saying. "Better to learn from Qin Hui than to emulate Yue Fei."
He reminded peasants the sad sorry fate of Lim Chin Siong.
Minion Ong also touched on the subject of dynastic succession, noting that he stepped down from the Grand Council in 1984 to retire as a rich millionaire with fat cat pensions under the guise leadership renewal process.
Citing another Chinese saying, Minion Ong said: "LKY believed some old comrades and younger capable minions will never approve of Dynastic Succession, so he removed them so that Prince Loong had a easier time to be Ruler Loong.
Parting Advice Before Meeting Lord Yama
"As a 李家老仆奴, my advice to younger lackeys and minions is simple, pledge loyalty to House of Lee and you will thrive and prosper. You saw the sorry fates of Lim Chin Siong and Jeyaratham, you should 'catch the ball了' .
