peesailand's double m&m quit!

2 ancient m&m finally quit peesailand parleement as minitoots. mental minitoot lau lee and senile minitoot lau god. together with emperor pinky, the trio formed the indestructible UNHOLY TRINITY of the father, the son and the unholy goh. now that their powderful triangle was broken, how would emperor pinky going to dominate the martial arts political scene in peesailand? even his bf, georgie yeo was being critically injured and out of the parleememnt. georgie won't be able to sidekick with pinky no more.

poor pinky! he was left with ugly like fuck sheman wifey ho chee. his nightmare could be just beginning after GE had just ended. he had lost 7 provinces to the opp clans, namely WP CLAN.

things would be getting hot in parleement in the next parleementary seating with lau lee and lau goh - the left and right hand of the unholy trinity decapitated.

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1128878/1/.html

SINGAPORE : Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong and Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew on Saturday said they have decided to leave the Cabinet for Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his team to have a fresh clean slate.

In a joint statement, they said: "We have studied the new political situation and thought how it can affect the future. We have made our contributions to the development of Singapore. The time has come for a younger generation to carry Singapore forward in a more difficult and complex situation.

"The Prime Minister and his team of younger leaders should have a fresh clean slate. A younger generation, besides having a non-corrupt and meritocratic government and a high standard of living, wants to be more engaged in the decisions which affect them.

"After a watershed General Election, we have decided to leave the Cabinet and have a completely younger team of ministers to connect to and engage with this young generation in shaping the future of our Singapore.

"But the younger team must always have in mind the interests of the older generation. This generation who has contributed to Singapore must be well-looked after."

- CNA/ms