I
said first that the CJ will step aside if she has some self-respect. Then I
said that she will not resign on principal as she sees this as a below the belt
dirty conspiracy to force her to toe the line with the Govt. and will therefore
resist any push at all costs.
Then
I noted in the previous blog entry of the Asian Human Rights Commission reporting
the letter sent to Parliament anonymously, that the CJs husband is behind the assault
on the Secretary of the JSC as the CJ was having an affair with him. Now Jayaratne
Herath the MP who tabled it to the speaker along with two letters is saying he did
nothing of the kind!
The
latest is that 118 signatures have been collected from MPs to impeach the CJ if
she does not resign. I also understand that the Govt. has got retired AG Asoka de
Silva ready to take on the yes man CJ role by forcing the CJ to take a leave of
absence. Technically a retired person cannot be appointed the CJ, but as it is only
for a temporary period then it may be OK or the saying goes. This is a joke! Anyway
at present only Asoka de Silva thinks so.
So
once Asoka comes on board he is to sign off on the Divi Neguma and the Govt. gets
what it wants yet again. This game continues like Rome burns while Nero fiddles!
Anyway
what of the CJ herself? How is she taking this unprecedented attack? She was appointed
as a yes man and some of her earlier judgments were to the Govts bidding or liking,
now has she seen the light and turned, just like Sarath Silva did after he left?
It seems. What are her motives? Is it what history will judge her by? What else
has she to live by? Is she gung ho on getting even at the way her rather simple
thinking husband has been treated and taken to the cleaners and now spat out by
the administration?
It
is time others in the administration realize that they could be next. No one is
sure of their own position. The power rule is only by fear, and those in favor today,
could have their throats slit tomorrow. That comes with the territory. It is therefore
safe to watch at a distance and comment on this merry making as I have nothing to
gain or lose in telling the truth. I owe it to my country and her citizens to point
out failings and if sufficient people understand them we can agitate for real change
for the better.
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