-Our common candidate has been robbed – Prof. Wijesuriya (video)
(Lanka-e-News -03.Nov.2016, 11.30PM) After Maithripala Sirisena was made the common candidate and elected the president , is he and his conscience been robbed by others ? After Maithripala became the president , not only Gotabaya , even Namal and Basil had visited the residence of his secretly to have discussions in the dark after switching off the lights, and these were exposed by none other than National list M.P. Malith Jayathileke , and not by himself , said Professor Sarath Wijesuriya.
Professor Wijesuriya revealed this when addressing the public rally organized by the Citizen’s Force yesterday (02) at the Public library auditorium , Colombo , while furnishing answers to the insults hurled against the civil society in the wake of the recent odious ‘cyanide’ speech of the president.
These individuals without any qualms by pursuing the selfish self serving personal agendas of each have criminally and unconscionably plunged the country and its future into despair , the professor lamented . Not only the president even the prime minister was not spared by the professor in his scathing criticisms.
The full text of Prof. Wijesuriya’s speech can be heard by clicking below
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The bottom line is he has betrayed the masses. He should resign and get out , We don't want another MaRa supporter as the President of the country. He is supporting the crooks. Now we are bound to believe that the allegations surfaced against him in Australia are true.
-- by Citizen on 2016-11-04
This fellow is only intent on saving the criminals and swindlers of the past regime and support his party.
-- by RAMSAY on 2016-11-04
As an investor and a true patriot would like to commend likes of Prof Wejesooeiya and even the likes of JVP for standing up against unbearable corruption in the country. History is now repeating itself and we must all together stop the rot or we will be another failed state. Situation now similar to period prior to 1815 where our leaders like Ehalapola,Kappatipola,Pilamathalawa had to appeal to the British to save the country from decay where then our own kings and their cronies did what they want, couldn’t care less for the innocent people who were virtually slaves of the hierarchy.
Our past leaders must have experienced and even appreciated the orderly lifestyles of the colonial types. It seems a few of them have even ventured out to places like Batavia under Dutch rule and seen the high standards the colonials have inculcated on these countries and they want the same in Sl,but as usual some took the wrong end of the stick of colonial culture,just as our brats are doing in night club,just as our last king indulged themselves at the Maligawa drinking imported Drambuie Whisky and abusing people for pleasure. One must read the book written on Kandy by Late doctor Nihal.Karunaratne.
But sadly those who want to change the new culture got the British dispose they king and replace him with the very people to the convention where business as usual would be maintained. They stated their agitation to gain power with the rebellions in 1818 and 1848 where the people were on the side of the new rulers, who gave them better standards where the first school ever to be built was in Kotte in 1822,the Christian college where Damapala and other eminent leaders had their education. All our leaders did was to confiscate the assets given to the people’s benefit and even change the names.
1845 was a crucial moment in our history where the scoundrels were well controlled and the people had true democracy, just as in UK.After seeing and enjoying the civility, good governance we enjoy in Uk,where most want to settle, we want that be duplicated in SL..If our kings could drink Drambuie and the last regime could drink Blue Whiskey and beat one another why not we absorb the best of their culture that everyone wants to come and live?
Hope we had with RW seems to be diminishing with the Bond scam but can we be a bit generous and accommodating and allow him to bring the country from the deep hole, even if we have to get a bit of the colonial types to help us out?We have to make some brave and firm decisions to put the country right without bringing in chaos that will be well exploited by the scoundrels of the past that will use their money to buy vote etc.So be warned.
-- by Nimal on 2016-11-04
According to the well-researched sources of Lanka enews, Sri Lanka appears to be a very strange country.One day you hear news of a virile youth who has passed away after ejecting seminal fluid following a fatal heart attack while the next day you read a report about a brown-out at the residence, of non other than the county's Chief Executive. If such strange and unique events continue to take place unabated and unchecked, one can, instead of a yahapaalanaya, expect only a yakaapalanaya, irrepective of whether it is a a lowly farmer or a bunch of rowdy wild elephants that govern the country.
-- by Mihiri de Silva on 2016-11-04
Can anybody tell me who to believe. I am sick of the political scenario in Sri Lanka
-- by Lasith Weeraman on 2016-11-04
Sirisena knows the public are blind... they will never now his pranks . Like when he ate appa with Rajapakse and crossed over next day.
-- by Ivan on 2016-11-04
Its a shame , our President have secret discussions with all those stole money from the country. He betrayed the public and the trust they had in new government. He should be impeached forthwith.
-- by Latha on 2016-11-05
Sorry LEN there is no robbery. He has been a willing party to the conspiracy.
-- by Anton on 2016-11-05
This is why so many losers were appointed to Parliament on the National list? we thought it was funny but now we know why? People will be fools all the time in SL as long as Hero worshiping is in our culture. In the west we do not bow down to politicians or even the President.
-- by Leo on 2016-11-06
why did they meet in dark? at least a candle would have been good? isn't the topic stupid as usual?
-- by thushan on 2016-11-06
nimal has written so many words that I feel he too will not read it.
-- by thushan on 2016-11-06
