Village of Hope: No Chicken-and-Egg Mystery

Yes, there is no chicken-and-egg mystery about who comes first: Errol Muller or Herman Boonstra. Despite their diabolic reputation, they did something good. Specifically, we discovered that Herman Boonstra had a famous VASE in the institution. Well, Mr. Boonstra used to hang photos of late Arab or Muslim leaders like leaves emanating from that notorious vase. He had a picture of Yasser Arafat, Saddam Hussein… Yet, he was too short-sighted to guess that his own caricature will make the bulk of the whole plant. Although we don’t like this saying, but for this context it is simply perfect “Every dog has his day” and your day had been scheduled earlier than you expected, contemptible Christian Evangelicals.
Errol and his demoralized matchstick cavalrymen and women rode back and scattered themselves on different host countries. The irony is that the wolf pack (the Broadbents, the Mullers, the Boonstras, The Padillas, Akright; Syrjala…) set about transforming Ain Leuh area into a theocracy modeled on those tried before by colonialism.
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Although determined to avoid direct conflict with the local townsmen of Ain Leuh, the free masons of VOH (Village of Hell) lost no opportunity to vent the zealous religious spleen on ordinary, illiterate young and old “poor” people alike as close an approximation to the ways of the early rotten colonialists as they could manage within the law, even to the extent of employing money to entice these poor people into leaving Islam to “hug” a thorny belief of which they know nothing.