Why Politics is a Failure and Democracy Needs
Revival In Ceylon
This
piece is ruthless to journalists and our secular politicians.
If
you are weak mind do not read below this line since I am going to
talk about drug peddlers, religious fanatics, homosexuals, money
swindlers, way side killers, pedophiles and psychopaths who write
to national media and journalists who encourage them.
Dispense
with SF to begin with.
He
(SF) should contest the next election with or without the help of UNP
(non existent currently).
This will eliminate Thajuddeen murderers
and white van philosophy.
We
need not want JVP to hoodwink him (that is what they did in the past)
We
are breathing fresh air due to the efforts of foot soldiers and SF
who led them.
This
does not mean all the soldiers are good and some of them have murdered
Sinhala (1971,1989), Tamil (ethic war) and in the future may be
others (Muslims), too.
A
psychopath (reproduced below without his name) says SF is a failure
since he could could not avoid the suicide bomber.
He
faced the bomber head on and saved his colleagues in his office.
Mind
you he wore a protective vest and that is why he is alive.
That
is what a true leader does not like current president who run to
Thirupathi for inspiration and hide his cowardliness in broad
daylight.
We
need not have coward guys (two in fact) on the top.
We
do not need politicians who believe no existent gods including
Muslim, Hindu or Christian.
I
think now they should wear a helmet (average citizens Kithul Polla
awaits them come elections not the journalist’s pen) and a
protective vest now onwards.
Preferably
a BOX the cricketers wear since they value their private parts more
than the life of an average citizen.
Now
I come to the homosexuals since, I talked about the box (all MPs
should wear BOXES in parliament, their behavior speaks themselves in public -is
exemplary).
Before
I went to UK I was told by a senior guy “Beware of Homosexuals) whom
I managed to outwit in the interview of over 60 guys.
Mind
you I did not accept it (declined) since the government bound me by
12 years, monetary bonds and penalties.
The
basic salary then was Rs.400/=.
I
must say in the plane I did not come across homosexuals but my first
encounter in a tube toilet (horrible those days) in London was a
homosexual.
I told him that it is a criminal offense and five years
in jail and would you come to the nearest police stations. He ran
away like a thief. I used to keep a Swiss knife in my possession, the
entire stay in UK (still in Ceylon to counteract pickpockets) and
pull it out with an apple to show my not so elegant public defense.
It
is illegal to carry a knife (knife incidents were common those days
in London).
Mind you 80 year old lady was raped at midnight (my wife and I
took the train few minutes before this incident) in Merylibourne
station in 1984.
We
came home that Christmas for good.
There
were 35 odd pedophiles (one was a PM) and many more homosexuals in
the upper and lower house in the eighties.
Mind
you, Lady Thatcher passed a bill in my time making homosexuality a
normal act and I became a minority but a vocal opponent.
That
is how the democracy works, more homosexuals and more in the
parliament.
More drug peddlers and more of them in the parliament (over 125 currently) .
Mind
you most priests are homosexuals and like politicians they hide
behind the robe.
More
criminals (drug peddlers) more terrorist in any country, Ceylon is no
exception.
Ceylonese
National papers (media, too) are owned by underworld guys to make
black money white.
There
was a good article in a Aniddha about how putrid the journalists are
now.
Giving a psychopath a room to tarnish SFs image is a
manifestation of this malady.
They
are scared that he will contest next presidential election and their
blood dirty swords are directed at him but not who killed Tharjudeen and Lasantha.
Democracy -Why the Failure?
I
will list them not in any order of priority.
1.
Post of Presidency its action and inaction (past, present and
future)
2.
Bonus vote, List MPs and Governors (political bum suckers) not
accountable to the masses.
Only
one man one vote works in democracy not when it is in multiples.
3.
Fringe political parties based on religion, race, drug peddlers and
homosexuals but not workable policies on national issues.
4.
Intransigence of these fringe parties breed ground for extremists and
terrorists.
5.
No regular time table for elections and the President and PM fiddle
with them.
They
are fiddlers on the roof but no impact on policies.
6.
Division of executive and parliament was meant for democracy to work
. It works the other way and antagonistically.
Conspirators
run the country.
Deal
Dasas make money behind the scene.
7.
The cross over of MPs after the last count is made.
It
should be made illegal and the cross over holder should lose the
right to contest for 20 years.
8.
Foreign dwellers who come (Naganadda included) only during the
election.
Minimum
two years residence to qualify for candidacy including MPs.
9.
Vote rigging and bribes.
10.
Failure of the public servants who bum-suck politicians.
11.
Failure of the bum-sucking journalists.
12. This is not the time for a new constitution.
It is a rotten time.
The
list can go on to hundreds.
Fonseka too failed in security
April 28, 2019, 12:00 pm
"The entire government would have resigned if a disaster like
the Easter Sunday carnage had happened in any other country, but such
things would never happen in Sri Lanka" …said Field Marshal
Sarath Fonseka. He severely criticized both the Government and the
Opposition for allowing the deterioration of intelligence services.
In the course of his discourse, in parliament, he also stressed
that vitally important responsibilities for the security of the
nation should not be entrusted to inexperienced amateurs; and that he
himself is the person best suited for such a task.
In making this type of statement he, like most politicians,
probably believes that the public memories are woefully short. We
remember that, he was an excellent Commanding Officer of the Northern
Zone, who steadfastly resisted the pressures for the Army to
unilaterally evacuate the 'High Security Zone' around the main
military base in the Jaffna peninsula, exerted by the leaders of our
government during the fateful ‘Peace Negotiations’ of 2002. But,
several years later he failed disastrously to protect himself and his
headquarters against a terrorist attack, and was compelled to remain
a disabled patient in Singapore during that critical phase of
planning the final onslaught against the LTTE.
