One man, against the parliament!

I hardly go through my Reading list which appears at the bottom of my dashboard. As the number of blogs I follow falls less than the number of fingers in both hands, without much effort I could track certain stuff posted in those blogs.

Interestingly, when I scrolled down on my dashboard today, this particular blog post which carried an interesting title appeared and it was strong enough to catch my eyes and redirect me to the blog site! It was ‘Boondi’, a collective effort of a group of young troublemakers, who eventually holds a different insight in their work.

One of the contributors had come across this strange guy who had been standing in the Dehiwala junction on the day the parliament’s inaugural session took place (April 22).

This lonely attempt of yet another single Sri Lankan, evidently proves the perception of the countrymen towards its politicians. Ask yourself: What have they done since 1948?

So, is there a better way to address them?


Read the original article here:http://boondionline.blogspot.com/2010/04/blog-post_23.html

Comments

  1. CD AthuraliyaMay 8, 2010 at 11:24 AM

    you'll always find something interesting at 'Boondi' machan. no wonder you prefer its anti-government flavour. :P

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  2. Cee TeeMay 9, 2010 at 10:12 PM

    I never prefer it as an anti government website. The majority in the parliament represents the government. But this post refers to all 225 in the parliament :)

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