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After IDA's 'routing issues', Ruler Loong 'talk cock and sing song' claiming his well paid regime will "spare no effort" to hunt down hackers from activist group Anonymous. The latter successfully waged a cyber war against the Ruler Loong's regime, .
Ruler Loong told reporters the Uncle Sam's vassal city-state had also strengthened its defences against such attacks.
"KNNCCB, my minions only want to use legalist tactics to censor the Internet hor and why this busy body Annoymous cum and 'ka jiao' us huh? Now as face saving gesture, must say I spare effort to try and track down the culprits, of course any mission school boy will know we lan lan LPPL can do nothing except lick our wounds....if its an Asiatic group, rest assured we will nail them but since they are Ang Mohs, must still give face to them."
It was Ruler Loong first comment since a person claiming to be from the international hackers' group Anonymous threatened to mount cyber attacks against the regime in protest at new licensing rules to censor the internet and allow for legalist tricks to deal with online dissenting websites e.g. Yahoo News!
Ruler Loong said IDA's head honcho will be culled after this fiasco proved his well paid lackeys are a bunch of Sunday 'Jiat Leow Bees' who are more interested in condo shopping. Apparently IDA blamed the downtime on 'routing issues' while peasants knew IDA worsen the problem by forcing their dirt cheap outsourced IT baboons to apply a series of ill time patches and workarounds at the last minute.
Peasantpore strictly regulates the traditional media and turned them into regime Mouthpieces to sing praises of the Lees daily, mirroring the media circus in North Korea. The regime's new Internet rules have sparked anger in the blogging and social media community, which has raised fears that the Lees are attempting to muzzle free expression when Old Dictator is due to visit Lord Yama.
The regime, taking peasants and netizens to be fools, has consistently lied that the new licensing rules do not impinge on Internet freedom till critical barbs are directed at the Lees and their cronies.
After IDA's 'routing issues', Ruler Loong 'talk cock and sing song' claiming his well paid regime will "spare no effort" to hunt down hackers from activist group Anonymous. The latter successfully waged a cyber war against the Ruler Loong's regime, .
Ruler Loong told reporters the Uncle Sam's vassal city-state had also strengthened its defences against such attacks.
"KNNCCB, my minions only want to use legalist tactics to censor the Internet hor and why this busy body Annoymous cum and 'ka jiao' us huh? Now as face saving gesture, must say I spare effort to try and track down the culprits, of course any mission school boy will know we lan lan LPPL can do nothing except lick our wounds....if its an Asiatic group, rest assured we will nail them but since they are Ang Mohs, must still give face to them."
It was Ruler Loong first comment since a person claiming to be from the international hackers' group Anonymous threatened to mount cyber attacks against the regime in protest at new licensing rules to censor the internet and allow for legalist tricks to deal with online dissenting websites e.g. Yahoo News!
Ruler Loong said IDA's head honcho will be culled after this fiasco proved his well paid lackeys are a bunch of Sunday 'Jiat Leow Bees' who are more interested in condo shopping. Apparently IDA blamed the downtime on 'routing issues' while peasants knew IDA worsen the problem by forcing their dirt cheap outsourced IT baboons to apply a series of ill time patches and workarounds at the last minute.
Peasantpore strictly regulates the traditional media and turned them into regime Mouthpieces to sing praises of the Lees daily, mirroring the media circus in North Korea. The regime's new Internet rules have sparked anger in the blogging and social media community, which has raised fears that the Lees are attempting to muzzle free expression when Old Dictator is due to visit Lord Yama.
The regime, taking peasants and netizens to be fools, has consistently lied that the new licensing rules do not impinge on Internet freedom till critical barbs are directed at the Lees and their cronies.
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