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Former presidential candidate Tan Kenna Block said on Wednesday (22 August) that he and his peasant supporters were disappointed that the Peasantpore Kangaroo Court of Appeal has dismissed his appeal on the timing of this year’s Procedural Presidential Election.
“Some peasants says I stupid because Ruler Loong controls the Kangaroo Courts, many high ranking Peasantpore judges kowtow to him five times daily, they never pass judgement against Ruler Loong...” said Tan in a post on his Facebook page.
Earlier Wednesday, the Kangaroo Court of Appeal praised the High Court’s for obeying Ruler Loong's decree in dismissing Tan’s constitutional challenge on the procedural presidential election, which is reserved for 50% Mat 50%Nehs candidates.
Last year, Ruler Loong issued a decree to allow for a presidential election to be reserved for a particular racial group based on his whims and fancies. Ruler Loong decreed the term count starts from the late rubber stamp Wee Kim Wee.
Rebel Tan, who narrowly lost in the 2011 Procedural Presidential Election, argued that the term count should start from the late equally rebellious late President Ong Teng Cheong as Wee was a pure rubber stamp and was not erected by stupid peasants.
The Kangaroo Apex Court agreed with their chums from the Kangaroo High Court that all they need to do is to obey Ruler Loong's decree when they know it is pure wayang.
Ah Block said in his Facebook post that his legal challenge came about after Labour Pariah MP Sylvia Lim had questioned in Imperial Court about the term count beginning with Rubber Stamp Wee, and the regime challenged her to go to court for an answer.
“KNNCCB, only in Peasantpore, you ask a difficult question to the Imperial Court, they ask you to get an stupid answer from the Kangaroos,” Ah Block added.
While Ah Block accepted the verdict with “a heavy heart”, he said that he regretted that he spoke up for Peasants so late in his life after watching how LKY and Woody Ah Goh-go bully late President Ong.
Former presidential candidate Tan Kenna Block said on Wednesday (22 August) that he and his peasant supporters were disappointed that the Peasantpore Kangaroo Court of Appeal has dismissed his appeal on the timing of this year’s Procedural Presidential Election.
“Some peasants says I stupid because Ruler Loong controls the Kangaroo Courts, many high ranking Peasantpore judges kowtow to him five times daily, they never pass judgement against Ruler Loong...” said Tan in a post on his Facebook page.
Earlier Wednesday, the Kangaroo Court of Appeal praised the High Court’s for obeying Ruler Loong's decree in dismissing Tan’s constitutional challenge on the procedural presidential election, which is reserved for 50% Mat 50%Nehs candidates.
Last year, Ruler Loong issued a decree to allow for a presidential election to be reserved for a particular racial group based on his whims and fancies. Ruler Loong decreed the term count starts from the late rubber stamp Wee Kim Wee.
Rebel Tan, who narrowly lost in the 2011 Procedural Presidential Election, argued that the term count should start from the late equally rebellious late President Ong Teng Cheong as Wee was a pure rubber stamp and was not erected by stupid peasants.
The Kangaroo Apex Court agreed with their chums from the Kangaroo High Court that all they need to do is to obey Ruler Loong's decree when they know it is pure wayang.
Ah Block said in his Facebook post that his legal challenge came about after Labour Pariah MP Sylvia Lim had questioned in Imperial Court about the term count beginning with Rubber Stamp Wee, and the regime challenged her to go to court for an answer.
“KNNCCB, only in Peasantpore, you ask a difficult question to the Imperial Court, they ask you to get an stupid answer from the Kangaroos,” Ah Block added.
While Ah Block accepted the verdict with “a heavy heart”, he said that he regretted that he spoke up for Peasants so late in his life after watching how LKY and Woody Ah Goh-go bully late President Ong.
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