How low will our MPs go?

Amaradasa Wijenayake Friday, 01 December 2023 07:15 AM

A good education in a prestige school and University education is the key to be an upright MP.

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DB Friday, 01 December 2023 05:34 PM

All MP, should have a decree or be qualified in the respective ministry they overlook. not some undereducated moron, rowdy who does know his ass from his elbow. THEY WILL GO AS LOW AS THEY CAN.

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K. Ranaweera Saturday, 02 December 2023 05:19 PM

Please do not allow our school children to visit parliament. Because when they saw our noble MPs are fighting they may behave the same at schools, so as a school teachers we find it difficult to manage the discipline at our schools.

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Sambo Wednesday, 06 December 2023 07:53 PM

To the rock bottom until they achieve their targets.

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Pinwatte Somapala Thursday, 07 December 2023 08:47 AM

Whatever the school they go, they do the same thing? Royals (RK< RW) stolen the central bank, Ananda (GoRa, BaRa) destroyed the whole country by introducing 10-20%, Nalanda/Thurstan (Myna) became the Ali Baba or the head of 200 thieves, many more to come including NaRa, SP both from Santa Tomas!

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Sangaralingham Sunday, 24 December 2023 10:36 AM

With our population and educational system country can easily select competent cultured members to parliament ot mechanical machines who does not have basic characters to behave vote for the benefit of the nation people society dignity

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lion Saturday, 06 January 2024 05:40 AM

If you do an analyzes of the conduct of these members, you will find that only JVP MP s have conducted them self as exemplary. They mostly talk to the point never say double meaning word to abuse lady MP s.

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VJ Friday, 12 January 2024 11:37 AM

A lot depends on upbringing by families who hold high moral values. Academic education is very important, moral education is equally important. There are MPs who are qualified and willing to serve the people, the corrupt ones will not allow them to function. This evident in our day to day life, from the vegetable vendor to the top government official, they leave their homes to the work place with the intention to cheat. They take a lot of pride in doing so. The 225 are a gang of thieves, cover for each other. So they will stoop to any level.

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Sambo Tuesday, 23 January 2024 08:08 AM

To the very lowest part as they are not educated and living stooges and a waste to space.

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Rohini Wijetilleke Monday, 05 February 2024 09:34 PM

Could we say we have a parliament elected by the people,of the people ,for the people?Or the Thieves gathering place Do we have a democracy or a bunch of crazy people making hay while the sun is shining? Did the people" chase the thieves? They came back with clothes changed and more perks. We seem to have an autocracy disguised as democracy.

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Lal. Fernando. Tuesday, 20 February 2024 05:05 AM

Very Simple question to this incidents, Which is WHAT ARE THE EDUCATION LEVELS OF THESE INDIVIDUALS?

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Sri Lankan politician Saturday, 09 March 2024 06:44 PM

In Sri Lanka getting elected to parliament is like winning a lottery . No formal education is necessary and no experience is required. You may be a drug trafficker murderer bus driver or an ordinary farmer. Once elected you are set for life and amass all the wealth you need by hook or by crook for the rest of your life time and the sky is the limit.

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Start from Wimalaya to see result Friday, 15 March 2024 05:28 PM

There is one way you can bring some sense. Let the Income Tax Dept. and the Bribery commission do their job properly. Dry up their source of illegal income, they will be under control through fear. What happened to the inquiry of Wimalya about several millions he has stashed?

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CMS Monday, 18 March 2024 08:23 AM

Keheliya saga shows the calibre of our politicians. This crook was caught after about 20 yrs in the parliament and this incident shows the typical character of him having had previous 'no confidence' motions etc. Nothing will deter them. If his dealings are investigated over his period it is rational possibility that , the country would have been plundered multi billions just by this single politician. As a health minister his prime duty was to preserve life, but his actions were to 'murder people'. This is classical of how low our politicians are!!!. After LTTE, the biggest curse of Lanka are our politicians itself. Unless the whole system is changed, such politicians will continue to be the curse of Lanka.

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