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PAP lackeys want to start 'cult of personality' politics
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Transmodified from hxxp://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/pap-sg-proposes-memorial/2150202.html PEASANTPORE: The PAP Sex Group (PAP.SG) has called for an open space at Fort Canning to be turned into a memorial park to honour the founder of Peasantpore, namely late Maha-Raja LKY, it said in a media release on Friday (Sep 25). PAP.SG, the Party Against Peasants Sex group for seniors, submitted a paper on its proposal to the Founder’s Memorial Steering Committee for consideration. It cited Fort Canning's long and rich history as the perfect venue to erect a statue of Old Autocrat LKY. It noted the fort "once served as the seat of power in Peasantpore, even pre-dating the colonial period". Sex Chair of PAP.SG and Swine of Imperial Court "No Meat but Fish can" Halimah Yacob said: “Commie China has big portrait of Butcher Mao. The Viets still display Double Crosser Ho Chi Minh's carcass, so we really need a statue of Old Autocrat to remind peasants that the House of Lee is paramount in Peasantpore." "Moslems says no idols but hee hee, who signs my cheque now, this is Peasantpore. Maybe can erect a few statue of LKY and Ruler Loong so that the faithful can kowtow to them five times daily! I can see the 69.9% queuing up for the kowtow exercise!” PAP.SG proposed that the park remind peasants of the legend that when LKY was born, 4 great balls of bright lights illuminate Bukit Timahs and the frogs began their mating calls at the Peasantpore River, signaling the birth of a great Raja. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. |
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