*Opposition planning for Iranian-style chaos after election*
   /Posted on January 23rd, 2010 /


       /H. L. D. Mahindapala/

   What is already known is that President Mahinda Rajapaksa will win
   on January 26. The question then is: what will the opposition do on
   January 27? Informed sources predict that they will come out crying
   foul on January 27 and ask for re-count or another election with the
   JVP-led mobs taking to the streets, hoping to create chaos.

   Reason: The NGOs, JVP, UNP and some sections of the local media have
   already launched a massive campaign to invalidate the election on
   the lines of the Iranian election of 2009 which declared the
   incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad the winner. Another ominous
   pointer is that the Daily Mirror has already come out saying that it
   is legitimate to invalidate the election on grounds of violence.

   In Iran pre-election polls predicted accurately that President
   Ahmadinejad would win. But the opposition, manipulated by foreign
   agents, took to the streets protesting that the election was rigged.
   But this lie was exposed by The Washington Post. Under the heading,
   The Iranian People Speak, written by Ken Balley and Patrick Doherty,
   The Post confirmed that the polls predicted a victory for
   Ahmadinejad. It reported (Monday June 15, 2009): “Many experts are
   claiming that the margin of victory of incumbent President Mahmoud
   Ahmadinejad was the result of fraud or manipulation, but our
   nationwide public opinion survey of Iranians three weeks before the
   vote showed Ahmadinejad leading by a more than 2 to 1 margin —
   greater than his actual apparent margin of victory in Friday’s
   election.”

   The opposition, together with the NGOs, is alarmed by the two
   opinion polls which have predicted a victory for the Mahinda
   Rajapakse regime. The two polls conducted by Viplav Communications
   (Pvt.) Ltd., and Kelaniya University predicted a clear victory for
   Mahinda Rajapakse. Faced with this inevitability the only response
   available to the defeated opposition is to deny the legitimacy of
   the elections with accusations of rigging and violence.

   The usual suspects in the NGO mafia are preparing the climate to
   mount Iranian-style chaos after the elections. “Paki” Saravanmuttu,
   Sunila Abeysekera, whose father Charles Abeysekera founded a
   lucrative NGO after he left the public service under a cloud of
   malpractices, and the former JVPer now turned into a bleeding heart
   human rights activist, Basil Fernando – all anti-Sri Lankan agents
   of foreign-funded NGOs – have ganged up to issue statements
   questioning the validity of the forthcoming election.

   They all have one common agenda: regime change. They have no qualms
   about supporting “Roti” Fonseka *, the retired General, who was
   condemned by them as a prime violator of human rights. “Paki” has
   been agitating globally for regime change. His way of singing for
   his supper has been to denigrate the Sri Lankan Army and the Sri
   Lankan government. Now he is maintaining a grim silence about the
   General whom he ridiculed and attacked when the Army was on the way
   to decimate the Tamil Tigers.

   Having failed to stop the war and having failed to mobilize the
   foreign forces to paralyze or crush the elected government of the
   day “Paki” and his gang are maneuvering to invalidate the election
   results. “Paki” who normally is the first to conduct opinion polls
   on previous elections has been very backward in coming forward this
   time with a poll. Why? Obviously, the poll results predict doom and
   gloom for “Roti” Fonseka – the last chance for NGOs and
   Wickremesinghe. Besides, “Paki” has denied having conducted a poll.
   This is most intriguing. Why hasn’t “Paki” conducted a poll this
   time?. Isn’t this the most critical election for the “Paki” who now
   appears regularly with Wicky on thinly disguised political platforms?

   Whether he has conducted a poll or not “Paki” like Wicky has been in
   the camp of born losers. The only option available to the losers is
   to prepare the ground for Iranian-style agitation after January 26.
   Creating chaos after the election will be the last tactic available
   to the Wickey-Paki-Haki-Mangy-SomaHansa mob – all of whom are
   desperate now, knowing that victory has slipped away once again.
   Their campaign has run out of steam mid way and the counter-attack
   from the Mahinda camp has begun to bite. Besides, the solid bloc of
   votes behind Mahinda Rajapakse in the Provincial Council elections
   of 2009 remains intact, despite the confusing crossovers from both
   sides.

   The propaganda mills of the opposition have succeeded in creating
   illusions among the chattering class in Colombo about their victory
   but the interior, where the solid blocs of votes are, is unperturbed
   by the Twittering and the SMSing elite. This is similar to buzz that
   the Lalith-Gamini whipped up against President Premadasa. At the
   height of the impeachment crisis Colombo was agog with the political
   demise of Premadasa. But it was Lalith-Gamini-NGO-Western bloc that
   bit the dust.

   Similarly, the excitement felt by the
   Wickey-Paki-Haki-Mangy-SomaHansa mob is not backed by opinion polls.
   If the opposition had a favourable opinion poll they would have hit
   back by now. But their grim silence indicates that they have lost
   the battle.

   Their only hope is to agitate after the election is over. This will
   be a move to destabilize the nation for foreign interventionists to
   mess around with Sri Lankan politics after the elections. The public
   should be aware of this and not play into the hands of a bunch of
   blithering buffoons who never had a viable formula either for war or
   peace.

   The future certainly is not in the hands of the discredited
   opposition. That is one of the most positive silver linings in the
   horizon right now.

   * “Roti” Fonseka: he forcibly thrust a roti down the throat of his
   cook because it was misshapen.

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