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Calistus Jayatilleke Wednesday, 19 December 2012 06:32 AM
It is very clear that this Impeachment fiasco is going to be the "Waterloo" of our own Bona-Part, Rajapakse. Obviously, having failed to grab the provident fund monies of the private sector workers due to strong agitations by the workers, the greedy government thought of grabbing the savings of the poor people through the so called Divi Neguma Bill but again their attempts were foiled by the supreme court judgement. All what remains now is to re-title this infamous Bill as "Divi Nasana Bill" because that's what it really is as far as the poor people are concerned.
kali Wednesday, 19 December 2012 10:56 AM
I agree with your analysis but I will go further and add that if the Commander In Chief is forced to apologise for his deeds as a rsult of people power then he is not fit to govern.
Therefore he should resign and face the full force of the law as no one is above the law otherwise it makes a mockery of a civilised society
Panikkiya Wednesday, 19 December 2012 11:22 AM
A "Quasi-dictatorship"? How come? The rule of current president (thereby his executive designee) and the ensemble of parliamentarians have been elected by the voting majority. You cant both "cry for" and "decry" democracy. This is ethnic and genetic evolution in front your eyes. What we (the people) are taking is a short cut to the pinnacle of national development. Ask any minister and they'll tell ya!
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