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This is a gem.

What can I say?

Ranjan Wijeratne once had a plan to evacuate Jaffna to avoid civilian casualties. I guess Mervyn must be better than all those who tried before, including Kobbekaduwa.

aiyoo!

Wasn't MR a friend of Bharatha too? And he is not clean either right?

Hey Bharatha was one of the buddies of MR.

I strongly believe that tamil diaspora have an organized effort to discredit Sri Lanka regarding this so-called 'harrasment' Of course,

idiots like Meryn by his statement are making thing worse!

Govt. should give up extravagant projects to stabilize the economy
Rupee expected to slide beyond Rs. 130
March 24, 2012, 6:00 pm

By Hiran H. Senewiratne

Dr Nimal Sandaratne, a leading analyst in economics, says government should undertake infrastructure projects that would bring fast economic benefits. Therefore, it is better to focus on good and economically viable projects that would bring quick benefits for public.

'If any project is important and would positively impact the public at large, the government then should go ahead with it. Apart from that, giving up extravagant projects at this juncture will help the economy to become stable under the current scenario, he told the Sunday Island.

Dr Sandaratne also warned the government that the Rupee would slide beyond Rs 130 for a dollar, if the present depreciation continues. Therefore, now the government should focus on projects that would bring quick returns.

He hinted that certain government projects would take several decades to get economic benefits. With the finical crisis the government will have to incur heavy cost on projects.

he Power and Energy Ministry will stand to lose Rs. 43 billion for the year 2012, based on the situation after fuel and electricity tariff hikes, it is learned.
Figures provided by the Ministry showed that the estimated income was expected to be a little over Rs. 175 billion. On the other hand, expenditure as a result of increased prices is expected to rise to Rs. 219 billion for the year 2012.
Meanwhile, the cost per kilowatt of electricity is Rs. 21.70, but the selling price has been fixed at Rs. 16.44, Minister Champika Ranawaka said on Wednesday (21).
Oil contributed to 68 percent of the total cost with Rs. 143 billion earmarked to purchase fuel. The Ministry plans to introduce an energy conservation programme, dubbed Heta Wenuwen Ada

Sri Lanka is developing fast. So, the govt wants to slow down it.

Damed, you were ahead! Only Dr.gajan de mervin fish cutter, e-pimpia, astropijja and NA can not understand.

Not only no brain, but he seriously ill with some mental sickness.
Guys, I copied from Damed comment from last several pages. Can you see that he hates women?
That's why I said this is a sick-psychopath. Either his mother ranaway from him when he was young and/or this guy never married due to malfunction of his lingam....etc.

You are in a Relaxed mood, today.

ha ha thanks.

but bit hurt with Resolution in the long run...