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?????????????????????????????????????????????????Sunday, May 31, 2015
Vasu, Ranil, & Sumanthiran
By Jagath Asoka –May 31, 2015
I once wrote about Pissudewa, Buruwansa, and Gommanpila,
the latest incarnations of Sri Lankan Three Stooges; their hallmark is
political farce, chauvinism, and Mahinda-nostalgia. Recently, as we say
in the vernacular, Ape Pissudeva went bananas; in front of hapless
school children, he displayed his arrogance and vituperative skills by
using profanity. Bravo, my friend, you gave a pukka performance! You
have concretized and given credence to my hypothesis. What an exemplary
Marxist-Leninist? I don’t recommend a literal public beheading because Vasu has
done it politically on national TV; however, I heard the following
suggestion from another Sri Lankan: if Vasu has any decency, he should
find a public toilet, immerse his swollen head filled with political
fecal matter and flush it several times; by the way, if Vasu cannot do
it himself, he should ask the former swine-faced, pseudo intellect,
education minister, who appeared on TV and gave a lecture on the
Sinhalese word “Paiyya,” to be a companion and participant in this
ritual. After listening to my colleague, I watched Bandula’s comment.
Folks, you got to watch this on YouTube; just search for the following:
Bandula Explains Derogatory Word Used by Vasu in Parliament. Once upon a
time, the name Vasudeva was synonymous with “integrity,” but now with
the Sinhalese word “Pakaya.” What a pukka Shakespearian tragedy? A noble
protagonist, who was somewhat flawed, ended up with an obscene
conclusion. Vasu is throwing fuel into his own house on fire: He will
not apologize, a true quality of a hallucinogenic revolutionary.
The latest political fiasco is who is
going to be our next Prime Minister. Pissudewa, Buruwansa, Gommanpila,
swine-faced Bandula, and their ilk, in hallucinogenic ecstasy, keep
regurgitating the same mantra: Prime Minister Mahinda.
The majority of Sri Lankans are neither subversive nor incendiary. The
majority of Sri Lankans are fairly intelligent and capable of critical
reflection and reason; they were tired of corruption and knew that they
had lost their freedom of expression. It is true that Ranil was appointed, not elected, due to peripheral issues. Ranil’s biggest faux Pas is to continue supportingArjuna Mahendran,
when the perception is that Mahendran’s son-in-law had inside
information, participated in financial skullduggery, and swindled the
hapless Sri Lankans. Speculation, trust, rumors, and ethics are the
wheels of financial markets. I hope Arjuna Mahendran is not another Raj
Rajaratnam. As I have written in my previous articles, Sri Lankans would
not accuse Ranil of stealing, but the perception is that Ranil would
protect his friends without justification. The conclusion of this
debacle was that Mahendran was not directly involved, implying that he
was involved, indirectly. Ranil had an opportunity to be a political
giant, instead he dwarfed himself, politically. So, now, our quagmire
is: Who is going to be our next Prime Minister?Read More