5 Responses to “රනිල් පන්නන්න ජනපති ඉල්ලූ නීති උපදෙස් ලැබේ.. රනිල්ගේ අගමැති ධුරය අහෝසියි..”

1. Ananda-USA Says:
   February 16th, 2018 at 1:29 pm

   Ways & Means of EJECTING the UNHOLY PARA-GATHI AGA-MATHI who will NOT GO without a PUSH!

   Method 1: Eliminate the PM’s SEAT

   Manohara De Silva and Udaya Gammanpila separately stated that the Constitutio,n as Amended by the 19th Amendment, allows the President to dismiss the Prime Minister.

   The basis is as follows. The President is required to get the agreement of the PM to appoint the initial Cabinet of Ministers.

   But, the President is allowed without restriction to thereafter CHANGE the composition of the Cabinet including dismissing the ENTIRE Cabinet.

   The PM’s position depends on his having the support of his Cabinet, and it becomes null and void in the absence of a Cabinet.

   Therefore, if the President DISMISSES the Cabinet, the PM’s position becomes NULL & VOID and he AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED from the PM’s position. SIMPLE & PRETTY A’INT IT?

   Method 2: Eliminate the PM’s Parliamentary Majority

   Another basis for DISMISSING the PM is INABILITY TO PROVE that the PM has the required 113 MP’s majority support in Parliament. The PM has 106 UNP MPs, LESS (upto 15) of whom are willing to join a UPFA/SLFP-led Govt, PLUS an unknown number of UPFA/SLFP MPs who are willing to join the UNP.

   Finally, the UNP, given its HISTORIC lack of PATRIOTISM, might decide to MARRY the TNA with its 16 SEPARATISM PRONE MPs. There is a story going around that the TNA has been offered a Rs. 20 million BRIBE for its support, no doubt from the stolen Bond Scam money warming the UNP’s unofficial treasury. That particular strategy is LIKELY to SINK the UNP’s chances at future polls, especially because the TNA will push heavily for a Federalized Sri Lanka as part of their UNHOLY DEAL, to GET IT while the GETTING is GOOD & who cares about what happens to the UNP later!

   Method 3: Induce a REVOLT by the UNP MPs.

   There are MANY DISAFFECTED UNP MPs, and UNP PM’s-in-waiting, who believe the PARA-GATHI AGA-MATHI has outlived his usefullness not only as PM but also as Party Leader, and whose own AMBITIONS are FRUSTRATED by the PRESENCE of this ARCH-CONNIVER who has fought-off all attempts to topple him in the past.

   I wonder where they got that idea; perhaps from the fact that Wikunanasinghe has lost 30 elections in a row, and the POLICIES he has espoused and embedded within the UNP guarantee that the UNP CANNOT WIN a Presidential Election on its own??

2. Dilrook Says:
   February 16th, 2018 at 5:07 pm

   Only method 3 will work. Method 1 is not workable after 19A.

   We had PMs who rarely if ever attended Cabinet meetings like Sirima and DM Jayaratna. The removal or incapacity to be part of the Cabinet is not sufficient ground to remove a PM.

   Ranil has lost UNP support. Most UNP MPs want him replaced. This has been conveyed to the president. So he can remove Ranil now. Thereafter Ranil must prove the new PM is not opposed by most.

   The bigger question is why? Why should Ranil cling on to the PM post? It is better for him and the UNP for Ranil to step down and focus on 2019 presidential election.

3. Vaisrawana Says:
   February 16th, 2018 at 5:58 pm

   when he is 70+ and much weaker than he is now physically, and more seriously, mentally, and will stand a better chance to beat potential contender GR!

4. Christie Says:
   February 16th, 2018 at 7:20 pm

   India is not happy with Ranil.

   We have to get rid of the leading puppet Sirisena.

5. Ananda-USA Says:
   February 16th, 2018 at 8:13 pm

   Dilrook,

   Manohara De Silva and Udaya Gammanpila suggested Method 1 taking 19A into account … they spoke on Derana TV today.

   They said Method 1 DOES NOT CONTRAVENE 19A.

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