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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 12387121" data-attributes="member: 92282"><img src="http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTiW_ZaFwLmqftV8ypL4lLGi8WQwY1L3ODrh7GTpOnGb3ww8PhR" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />UNP Parliamentarian Harin Fernando speaking at a press  conference at the office of the Leader of Opposition today (26) said  that the government is trying to go for a snap election as it has now  realized that before the next six months their true face will be blared  to the people after misleading them for so long.  However, he said UNP is prepared to face an election at  any time. Continuing he said that partners in the government themselves  have criticized its actions and therefore President Rajayapka is seeking  to marginalize them by not giving them nominations at a future election  further because of the antics of ‘Thummulle Veeraya’  the common masses  are disillusioned with the party and losing support steadily.  “A minister in the government has said a family of 3 can  live comfortably with a monthly income of Rs. 7500/-. He should prove  it by doing it himself. It shows how unrealistic they are when they  consider how the ordinary people struggle to survive with even the  barest minimum. He and his colleagues ‘Thummulle Veeraya,’ Jonston  Fernando and Mervyn Silva are living in a world of star gazers and lotus  eaters,” the people have realized he said.  A certain minister has said that it was he who chased  Poddala Jayantha away and that he would break the legs of other  journalists as well who have gone to Geneva against the government. This  then is the true face of the government which has promised to ensure  media freedom at the United Nations Human Rights Council. Minsiter G.L.  Peris has condemned this impudent statement made by Minister Mervyn  Silva, he added.  Parliamentarian Harin Fernando further said humanitarian  activists Sunila Abeysekara, Pakiayasothy Saravanamuthu and Nimalka  Fernando who had gone to Geneva had been threatened by some of the  government delegates, little realizing that a country’s voting is  decided not by various activists but by the head of that government.  Instead of sending a 71-strong delegation at state  expense to Geneva, better results could have been obtained if 2 members  each were sent to several voting countries.  “In spite of what the government says we lost the vote  at Geneva miserably and there is no excuse. Government’s moronic  disregard for LLRC recommendations has brought about this demeaning  situation,” he said.CT</blockquote>

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