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තියනවනම් මුළදිම යුනිෆෝර්ම් ගලවපු සරත් මහත්තය වෙනුවෙන් කතා කරයිදai athula uncleta ehema ekak nadda...
හමුදාවෙ මිනීමරුවො අපායෙ යවන්නනේ අටුල මාමා හිතං හිට්ටේ
සාදු සාදූ සාදූතියනවනම් මුළදිම යුනිෆෝර්ම් ගලවපු සරත් මහත්තය වෙනුවෙන් කතා කරයිද
හමුදාවෙ මිනීමරුවො අපායෙ යවන්නනේ අටුල මාමා හිතං හිට්ටේ
uba dakke nadda mage deiyo ranil, manoganeshan, hakeem kollawa thanikarala yanawa.
aya ithin pradesiya sabha manthree kenek wath wenda ba.
මහින්දගේ පරාජිත ජයග්රහණය
2010 01 27
ජයග්රාහී දිනයේ
පැහැදිලිව පෙනුණ මහින්දගේ පරාජිත ස්වභාවයට
හේතුව කුමක්ද?
සුදුස්සාගෙන් බලෙන් කොල්ල කෑ කිරුළක්,
තමන්ට කිසි සේත් අයිති නැති කිරුළක්,
අඩමානයට හිසේ දරාගෙන
ඒ කිරුළට ගරු කරන බොළඳ අමනෝඥ ජනතාවක් ඉදිරියේ
රජෙක් වගේ බොරුවට හැසිරෙන්නට සිදුවීම නොවේද?
ඒ කිරුළට ගරු කරන බොළඳ අමනෝඥ ජනතාව
කෙසේ තමාට වන්දනාමාන කළද
SFට ඡන්දය දුන් බහුතරයක් වූ ප්රඥාවන්ත ජනතාව
තමාගේ සියලු දූෂණ සහ දුර්වලකම් මනාව දන්නා බවද
තව දුරටත් ඔවුන් රැවටිය නොහැකි බවද ඔහු දන්නෙහිය.
මහින්ද සැබැවින්ම පරාජය වූ බව
ඔහුගේ පාක්ෂිකයන්ට රහසක් වුවද
ඔහුට එය රහසක් නොවේ.
SFට ඡන්දය දුන් බහුතරයක් වූ ප්රඥාවන්ත ජනතාව ඉදිරියේ සිටගන්නා විට
සිය පාක්ෂිකයන්ට පමණක් පෙනෙන සීතාම්බර පට සලුවෙන්
නැණවතුන් ඉදිරියේ තම නිරුවත නොවැසෙන බවද ඔහු දන්නෙහිය.
SFගෙ ආගමනයත් සමග බිඳී ඉරි තලන්නට පටන් ගත් සිය ප්රතිරූපය
කිසි දිනක නැණවතුන් හමුවේ පිරියම් කළ නොහැකි බවද ඔහු දන්නෙහිය.
ඉදින් ජනතාවට කළ සියලු ද්රෝහී කම් වල ඵල විපාක
පසුගිය කාලයේ ඔහු දැඩි ලෙස අත් වින්දෙහිය.
දැනුදු විඳිමින් සිටින්නෙහිය.
අද රහසින් ඔහු විඳින එම ඵල විපාක
ඉක්මනින්ම හෝ ප්රමාදවී
නැවත ප්රසිද්ධියේද අත්විඳින දවසක් ඔහුටඋදාවෙනු නියතය.
මෙතෙක් ඉවසා සිටියා සේ
එතෙකුදු ඉවසා සිටිමු.
සත්යය ජය ගනී.
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Thabana Piyavarak Paasa hena VadeeyanBath Atayath Watura Podath Visi Veyan Sagun Pelu TAKKADI RAJU Vanaseeyan Vahi Nathi Hena Vadi MAHINDA Vanaseeyan
Uncle oyage SF awa nam ada ki denek marala, hire daalada? Eth MR awa kiyala oyalata kisima deyak unada??
Minissu ekinekata waira karanna purudu karanna epa uncle. Api eka ratak. Rate bahutharayage manaapayata hisa namanna.
Hora chanda daanna puluwanda kiyala ethana inna ayagen ahala balanna. Ethana hema pakshenma innawa. E ayagen ahala balanna. Hora chanda daanna puluwan idak ethana thiyenawada kiyala ahala balanna... nikam boruwata ke gahanne nathuwa.
Minissu ekinekata waira karanna purudu karanna epa uncle. Api eka ratak. Rate bahutharayage manaapayata hisa namanna.
Hora chanda daanna puluwanda kiyala ethana inna ayagen ahala balanna. Ethana hema pakshenma innawa. E ayagen ahala balanna. Hora chanda daanna puluwan idak ethana thiyenawada kiyala ahala balanna... nikam boruwata ke gahanne nathuwa.
http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=417044
Menna sakki ..... mevala salli dunne kavuda ???
Maladivaine rajaya peralanna marketing kaleth me para "sudda"
Lankave minissu echchara moda naaa .... bada gana vithrak hithna minissu naaa....
SF horek .......
London: A former Tory adviser who was sacked for making a controversial remark about London’s Caribbean population is one of the masterminds behind the presidential election campaign of General Sarath Fonseka.
James McGrath, who has worked for David Cameron, Boris Johnson, the London mayor, and George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, was in Gen. Fonseka’s campaign war-room, at night on election-day, compiling alleged reports of intimidation by supporters of President Mahinda Rajapaksa and advising on strategy in the run-up to yesterday’s declaration.
If Gen Fonseka had won, much of the credit would have gone to McGrath, who has played a key role in sharpening the campaign since his arrival last month. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, he said he did not have any qualms about supporting Gen.
Fonseka’s campaign, despite the general facing allegations of war crimes relating to his role in crushing the Tamil insurgency.
He said he believed that Gen. Fonseka would introduce democratic reforms, respect human rights and improve people’s standard of living.
McGrath was forced to resign as Boris Johnson’s chief political adviser in 2008 after he said London’s elderly Caribbeans could leave Britain "if they don’t like it here".
His comment was in response to a question on whether a Johnson victory might cause an exodus.
Although he became a political liability in Britain, his reputation as an effective campaign strategist was restored when he masterminded the 2008 presidential election victory of the Maldives opposition leader Mohamed Nasheed. His role in the Maldives resulted in the former Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, the leader of the main opposition group, the United National Party, persuading him to join Gen Fonseka’s campaign.
McGrath helped to draft pledges to abolish the president’s executive powers, restore the primacy of the prime minister and speed up the resettling of Tamils.
"The best way to help countries to grow is to say ‘let’s help you build a democracy’," he said. "I don’t have any qualms about backing an army chief. I’m here on behalf of the leader of the opposition.
"The United National Party is a proud pluralist party, strong on protecting minorities, sometimes to their political cost." — The Telegraph
Menna sakki ..... mevala salli dunne kavuda ???
Maladivaine rajaya peralanna marketing kaleth me para "sudda"
Lankave minissu echchara moda naaa .... bada gana vithrak hithna minissu naaa....
SF horek .......
London: A former Tory adviser who was sacked for making a controversial remark about London’s Caribbean population is one of the masterminds behind the presidential election campaign of General Sarath Fonseka.
James McGrath, who has worked for David Cameron, Boris Johnson, the London mayor, and George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, was in Gen. Fonseka’s campaign war-room, at night on election-day, compiling alleged reports of intimidation by supporters of President Mahinda Rajapaksa and advising on strategy in the run-up to yesterday’s declaration.
If Gen Fonseka had won, much of the credit would have gone to McGrath, who has played a key role in sharpening the campaign since his arrival last month. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, he said he did not have any qualms about supporting Gen.
Fonseka’s campaign, despite the general facing allegations of war crimes relating to his role in crushing the Tamil insurgency.
He said he believed that Gen. Fonseka would introduce democratic reforms, respect human rights and improve people’s standard of living.
McGrath was forced to resign as Boris Johnson’s chief political adviser in 2008 after he said London’s elderly Caribbeans could leave Britain "if they don’t like it here".
His comment was in response to a question on whether a Johnson victory might cause an exodus.
Although he became a political liability in Britain, his reputation as an effective campaign strategist was restored when he masterminded the 2008 presidential election victory of the Maldives opposition leader Mohamed Nasheed. His role in the Maldives resulted in the former Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, the leader of the main opposition group, the United National Party, persuading him to join Gen Fonseka’s campaign.
McGrath helped to draft pledges to abolish the president’s executive powers, restore the primacy of the prime minister and speed up the resettling of Tamils.
"The best way to help countries to grow is to say ‘let’s help you build a democracy’," he said. "I don’t have any qualms about backing an army chief. I’m here on behalf of the leader of the opposition.
"The United National Party is a proud pluralist party, strong on protecting minorities, sometimes to their political cost." — The Telegraph
Yako....
..at the right time
...to win over Mahinda.
Just you wait.
Ubalage Eka Chande Illannna...
Uta Chandeth nane......
Oya Kannadiya dan wath galawala Loke Diha BAlan....Pahu giya awurudu hathare wage
rata kolla keewoth nam wedikal inna lebenne ne.
Pahu giya awurudu hathare wage
rata kolla keewoth nam wedikal inna lebenne ne.
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