Your
tantrums, Wee Wee's hysterics and a nation never short of entertainment
My Dear Satellite,
I thought I must write to you while you are away in India asking
Manmohan for help in dealing with Velu's airstrip and in implementing
the so-called 'Joint Mechanism'.
Satellite,
we have been more than a little puzzled by what you have been saying
and doing in the past few weeks. For instance, just before you left
for India, you promised us that you will implement the Joint Mechanism
no matter what, even if it means laying down your life.
We
thought that was a very interesting statement, Satellite. We do
know that Velu and his boys are capable of life threatening acts
as they demonstrated this week but then they are the very people
who are now clamouring for a Joint Mechanism, aren't they?
We
know that you have accused the Greens of creating almost every problem
in the country, but they too have not been openly opposing the Joint
Mechanism because they know only too well that they too will face
the same problem if they were in office.
Now,
Satellite, that leaves us with two possible culprits who are vehemently
opposed to this Joint Mechanism and they are Wee Wee and his sahodarayas
and the Buddhist monks in the religious party.
Of
course, you did not for a moment suggest that the monks who practise
the principle of ahimsa will threaten your life, so that leaves
us with Wee Wee and his sahodarayas who have in the past been accused
of murdering your husband, although we are uncertain as to what
you think about that now!
Isn't
it indeed strange Satellite that you should sit at the same Cabinet
with the chaps who are supposed to be threatening your life if you
were to implement the Joint Mechanism? And isn't it even stranger
that Wee Wee and his comrades should continue to sit with you when
they repeatedly keep threatening to leave the government if this
Joint Mechanism is implemented?
Remember,
Satellite, when the Blues and the Greens used to take turns in ruling
the country and the people used to say 'unuth ekai, munuth ekai'?
Well, now they are saying the same about Blues and the Reds after
your recent public tantrums about the Reds and Wee Wee's hysterics
in reply to that.
Of
course, I do not for a moment think that promising to implement
the Joint Mechanism will be a problem after all, so many promises
have been made in the past that still remain promises -- like abolishing
the Executive Presidency within six months of assuming office, for
instance!
Anyway,
we all eagerly await the next sensational statement. Whatever your
critics may say of you, no one can deny that you have been the best
President we have had, certainly in terms of providing the people
entertainment…
Yours
truly,
Punchi Putha.
PS-You should sack that fellow Sarath from your Cabinet; he is saying
that the Buddhist monk who protested at the Aid Group meeting should
be given a 'Sarasaviya' award for his 'acting'. Now, how dare he
say that with so many memorable performances, day after day? |