Congrats, Ranil!

It was quite a pleasant sight to see-that Ranil had at last after all these years in politics, found his true vocation on Thurs. 14 of Feb. on and around the boundary and garden walls in Maradana. Congratulation on your discovery of your new talent! With so many TV cameras at his command, pasting posters was indeed a salutary career change given the bleak prospects for him in politics for years to come! Given the attendant instant publicity he could easily contract out his services to other political parties, (the JVP, I expect, would not baulk at engaging his services given the sheer publicity attached), the tuition industry and even commercial companies.. This lucrative career change would surely give the UNP the opportunity to restructure and re-orient itself away from CFA politics of appeasement and Royal college-amateurish-politics-of-close-college-friends.

Besides the West worshipping, global oriented politics, poster pasting has the potential of creating a world record of sorts, and bestow on Ranil the dubious distinction as the most infamous politician to pollute the environment.

Well Champika, you have a challenge on your hands. Have you any plans to rescue Sri Lanka from the degradation of environment by the poster pollution so publicly committed by Ranil? Will you deal with him?

We expectantly await the outcome.