By watching and listening to the comments in the social media and other forums, I get the impression that our folks do not understand the root cause of our problem and they talk about treating the symptoms. It is absolutely essential to understand the root cause that led to SL becoming “the laggard” in the region over decades and subsequent collapse. We know that, it is the parliamentarians who set the right fiscal policies and other progressive law and order policies essential for robust continuous economic growth. Sadly, absence of good fiscal policies, independent judiciary and law and order agencies led to corruption and financial ruin we have faced now. So, it is absolutely essential we elect “capable” characters with good “moral values” (absent in the current bunch) to the legislature/parliament to pave the right way forward in the very next election. But, the current undemocratic electoral system (introduced by evil old man JRJ) where candidates have to win votes at very large district level, gives an unfair advantage to the candidates of cashed-up major political parties and prevents decent capable independent candidates from being elected. Major political parties are infested with morally bankrupt cashed-up characters who are incapable of governing the country. I honestly can’t see capable people with decent moral values coming through any of the major political parties under the current electoral system. So, the current system where candidates have to win votes at a very large district level must be replaced with small electoral divisions where good candidates with modest funds could effectively campaign and win. This reform must be followed by the abolition of the executive presidency. Some argue for a more ceremonial presidency but that will leave room for unscrupulous parliamentarians to play games - increasing and decreasing presidential powers through amendments in the future. Hence, complete abolition of the Presidency is the most desirable. Don’t even leave a strawman as the President. During this crisis it is up to the people in the central bank to work-out the framework for debt restructuring and propose a short-term fiscal budget to satisfy IMF requirements. The IMF will release money in several small tranches, continuously monitoring the implementation of the fiscal policies by the parliament. They will not allow non-revenue generating infrastructure projects. So, this will starve the current bunch in the parliament who are used to spending borrowed money like drunken sailors. I see present situation as a once in a 100year opportunity to exert pressure on the current incumbents in the parliament to vote for a fundamental change in the current constitution: a) Abolish the Presidency altogether b) Change the electoral system. These two changes are absolutely essential for the long-term progress of our nation. If we don’t force the current parliament to implement these vital changes right now, it will never happen and voters will have no choice but to vote for morally bankrupt candidates put forward by the major parties again and again. At least changes to the electoral system must happen now, during this term of the parliament. To achieve this, I propose a multi-pronged strategy initially focusing on changing the electoral system which is the most important in my mind (critical mass of good people in the parliament will keep even a bastard-President under check in the short-term until Presidency is faced out altogether at a point in the future): a) File a fundamental rights petition in the Supreme court of Sri Lanka against the undemocratic electoral system where citizens are indirectly denied of electing capable candidates with good moral values outside major parties, citing major parties are stacked with morally bankrupt characters unsuitable to govern a nation. Demand for small electoral areas so that people can elect good candidates with limited funds to the parliament. b) Do the same in the European court of Human rights. If this is not possible then write to them explaining this gross violation of electoral rights and seek intervention. Ideally, such a request must carry signatures of prominent internationally known and respected national figures. c) Write to IMF, World Bank, and parliamentarians of Advanced nations and our trading partners and seek their intervention to change the electoral system. d) Intensify public protest and civil disobedience because the outside world typically gauges our stability by watching images of rolling protests. Protestors must carry visible placards demanding electoral reforms right now before the next election. Sadly, I haven’t seen any such demands by the protestors. If intensity of protests goes down before these fundamental changes take place, there is a possibility that large funds from the IMF and other sources may start to trickle in. If that happens, then the same old same will continue; our folks will sleep walk again into the abyss.
Only 69 kiri path and uneducated politicians and uneducated monks destroyed in country not others peoples. Raciam Sinhalese didn’t win now and future also never never winning 👎🏽.. The king kills at once, God delays and kills. Raciam Sinhalese now happy 😃.congratulations somaliya Lanka
Now this is the whole big drama . Dan me magul minisunta kiuwa kiyala api bambu gahanada bun. Dan ape moda minissuth mewa kela hala hala bala bala inawa ratata dinen dina kela wenawa. Me okkoma munge tricks bun. Me wage kehelmal walata minissune awadanaya gathama munta thawath anduwa adan yanna puluwane aulak nathuwa
නඩුත් හාමුදුරුවන්ගේ බඩුත් හාමුදුරුවන්ගේ ඉතින් කොහෙද නීතියක් හොරු කරන්නේ හොරා රකින එකමනේ 😅😅😅
රට අන්තයටම ඇදලා දාලා, මිනිසුන්ට යන එන මං නැති කරලා, බලය අයුතු ලෙස යොදා ගෙන, මුදල් අවභාවිත කරල, හොරකම් කරලා, ඒවා කමිටු ඉදිරියට ලැජ්ජා නැතිව ඇවිල්ලා, උන් කරපු තුප්පහි වැඩ සාධාරණීකරණය කරන ඒවා බලං ඉඳලා, නිකං ලාවට ප්‍රශ්න අහන කමිටුවක් සහ උන්ගේ උත්තර තවමත් පිළිගන්නා ගොං හැතිකරයක් ඉන්න රටක් කවදා හැදෙයි ද?
පෙරලා ප්‍රශ්න කිරීම ඉතාම දුර්වලයි . පාර්ලිමේන්තුව ඇතුලෙ බොරුවට කියවනවා . මුහුනට මුහුණ ප්‍රශ්න කරන්න තියෙන අවස්ථාව ප්‍රයෝජනයට ගන්නෙ නැතිව මුනිවත රකිනවා.
දැන් මේ කොමිසොං...වලට කීයක් වියදම් යනවද....කොමිසොං දානවා...අපේ කොල්ලා කලිසං අදිනවා වගේ...🤗🤗🤗
ඌ කක්කා දානවා...ගලවනව ආයේ අදිනවා....චූ දානවා ගලවනවා අදිනවා...🤣🤣🤣ඉවරයක් නෑ...
ඔය කොමිසොං නම් මම චූටි කාලෙත් තිබ්බා වෙච්ච පුකක් නම්....නෑ...
මිනිස්සු පාර්ලිමේන්තුවේ 225 ගැනම කතා කලාට එයාලට අමතක වෙලා තිබුනේ රටේ ඉහල පුටුවල ඉන්න සමහරක් ජඩ නිලධාරීන් කරන මගෝඩි වැඩ ගැන. පාර්ලිමේන්තුව : ඉහල නිලධාරීන් අනුපාතය බැලුවම එයාල හොරකම් කරන ප්‍රමාණයත් රටට සෑහෙන්න බලපාන ප්‍රශ්නයක්. ඒ නිසා නිසා පාර්ලිමේන්තුව වගේම රජයේ හොරා කන වැඩ නොකරන අයවත් ශුද්ධ කරමු නේද.
කොරෙනාව..මෙකට..හෙතු.කරගන්න.එපා....මෙකට..හෙතුව.පොර.නැතිකල.හෙතුවයි..මුුලු.රටක්ක..නැතිකලෙ..එහෙමයි
Yako ratආර්ථිකය විනාශ කරපු උන් ව කෝප් කමිටුවට ගෙනල්ලා උන්ගෙ බණ අහ අහ ඉන්නෙ නැතුව ඕකුන්ට නීතිය ක්‍රියාත්මක කරල අත්අඩංගුවට ගන්න
ඇත්තටම මහා බැංකු නිලදරින් වැඩ කරෙත් දෙශපලනය මත තාමයි එ නිසායි මෙහෙම තත්වයට පත් වුනේ
මේවාට උත්තරදීම කොහොම කලත්,කරපු හරිය රටට කරලා කිරියෙන් පැණියෙන් උතුරනවා.
ආටිගලය දිහාබැලුවම තෙරෙනව මූ දේශපාලකයන්ගෙ නියම පුක ලෙවන්නෙක් කියල
පට්ට හොරු ගෙනල්ල ප්‍රශ්න අහනවා
ගොන්නු සෙට් දෙකක් දෙපැත්තට වෙලා උම්බෑ කියනවා අපි උන්ට කන්න බොන්න දෙනවා
Cohomada company ekek run karana jenek anduwe foora darannw?
Delta variant like anith ratawalath thibuna
By watching and listening to the comments in the social media and other forums, I get the impression that our folks do not understand the root cause of our problem and they talk about treating the symptoms. It is absolutely essential to understand the root cause that led to SL becoming “the laggard” in the region over decades and subsequent collapse. We know that, it is the parliamentarians who set the right fiscal policies and other progressive law and order policies essential for robust continuous economic growth. Sadly, absence of good fiscal policies, independent judiciary and law and order agencies led to corruption and financial ruin we have faced now. So, it is absolutely essential we elect “capable” characters with good “moral values” (absent in the current bunch) to the legislature/parliament to pave the right way forward in the very next election. But, the current undemocratic electoral system (introduced by evil old man JRJ) where candidates have to win votes at very large district level, gives an unfair advantage to the candidates of cashed-up major political parties and prevents decent capable independent candidates from being elected. Major political parties are infested with morally bankrupt cashed-up characters who are incapable of governing the country. I honestly can’t see capable people with decent moral values coming through any of the major political parties under the current electoral system. So, the current system where candidates have to win votes at a very large district level must be replaced with small electoral divisions where good candidates with modest funds could effectively campaign and win. This reform must be followed by the abolition of the executive presidency. Some argue for a more ceremonial presidency but that will leave room for unscrupulous parliamentarians to play games - increasing and decreasing presidential powers through amendments in the future. Hence, complete abolition of the Presidency is the most desirable. Don’t even leave a strawman as the President.
During this crisis it is up to the people in the central bank to work-out the framework for debt restructuring and propose a short-term fiscal budget to satisfy IMF requirements. The IMF will release money in several small tranches, continuously monitoring the implementation of the fiscal policies by the parliament. They will not allow non-revenue generating infrastructure projects. So, this will starve the current bunch in the parliament who are used to spending borrowed money like drunken sailors. I see present situation as a once in a 100year opportunity to exert pressure on the current incumbents in the parliament to vote for a fundamental change in the current constitution:
a) Abolish the Presidency altogether
b) Change the electoral system.
These two changes are absolutely essential for the long-term progress of our nation. If we don’t force the current parliament to implement these vital changes right now, it will never happen and voters will have no choice but to vote for morally bankrupt candidates put forward by the major parties again and again. At least changes to the electoral system must happen now, during this term of the parliament.
To achieve this, I propose a multi-pronged strategy initially focusing on changing the electoral system which is the most important in my mind (critical mass of good people in the parliament will keep even a bastard-President under check in the short-term until Presidency is faced out altogether at a point in the future):
a) File a fundamental rights petition in the Supreme court of Sri Lanka against the undemocratic electoral system where citizens are indirectly denied of electing capable candidates with good moral values outside major parties, citing major parties are stacked with morally bankrupt characters unsuitable to govern a nation. Demand for small electoral areas so that people can elect good candidates with limited funds to the parliament.
b) Do the same in the European court of Human rights. If this is not possible then write to them explaining this gross violation of electoral rights and seek intervention. Ideally, such a request must carry signatures of prominent internationally known and respected national figures.
c) Write to IMF, World Bank, and parliamentarians of Advanced nations and our trading partners and seek their intervention to change the electoral system.
d) Intensify public protest and civil disobedience because the outside world typically gauges our stability by watching images of rolling protests. Protestors must carry visible placards demanding electoral reforms right now before the next election. Sadly, I haven’t seen any such demands by the protestors. If intensity of protests goes down before these fundamental changes take place, there is a possibility that large funds from the IMF and other sources may start to trickle in. If that happens, then the same old same will continue; our folks will sleep walk again into the abyss.
COVID hsdichchs ratawal keeyak thibunada?
Only 69 kiri path and uneducated politicians and uneducated monks destroyed in country not others peoples. Raciam Sinhalese didn’t win now and future also never never winning 👎🏽.. The king kills at once, God delays and kills. Raciam Sinhalese now happy 😃.congratulations somaliya Lanka
Baila Gahanna epa ai sambandathawa aduwenne cabralta cabinet balathaka ekka Dunne bandagaraya
Thawa monawa balanba rata bankaloth wunama
Now this is the whole big drama . Dan me magul minisunta kiuwa kiyala api bambu gahanada bun. Dan ape moda minissuth mewa kela hala hala bala bala inawa ratata dinen dina kela wenawa. Me okkoma munge tricks bun. Me wage kehelmal walata minissune awadanaya gathama munta thawath anduwa adan yanna puluwane aulak nathuwa
Aluth sallama charithage coop
Cooe eka anur priyasarshsna rgotaea beraganna katana ragapamak
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😂😂😂😂
Dekata irala maranna ona ballo tikak.kamba horu
dan ammage redda hoyapiyaw.ratatama kelawila iwarai.topi owa hoyala mokada hire damme.okkoma hora hathta.pal horu rata kewa
Pohottu horru pissu kiyonawa.... unn okkoma horra deal gahlla... boruwatta nilladarringenn ahhnawaa
mewa balana apita pissu.nadui,badi hamudutruwange.gon athal ganne me.
Moka monawa keewat apita kelawila iwarayi.
They must go welikada prison. They can enjoy nicely there. බොරු හිල්.
Anura priyadarshana wenuwata otanata besil damu.
Umbalatta ena Ghana elli merilla
Shakatchava ballatta dappalla
Udaenna deya nta penna ne me mulawan
Cope... horage ammage kamittuwa..
Oyala okkoma babalada?