Gnanasara begins work to protect Mahinda!
- Friday, 08 August 2014
Galagodaatte Gnanasara Thera of Bodu Bala Sena has started a project to sling mud at Maduluwawe Sobhitha Thera in order to appease the Rajapaksa regime which is afraid that Sobhitha Thera will contest the next presidential election as the common candidate or that he will support a common candidate of the opposition.
At a meeting of the BBS titled ‘Revival of the Sinhala monks against the anti-Buddhist operation’, its general secretary accused Sobhitha Thera of having given into alien forces.
He went on to say,
“By giving into western alien forces, Maduluwawe Sobhitha Thera is going to be the common candidate.
The patriotic monks will give leadership to a new programme to change this rotten political culture. If all communities are not united as a nation, the country’s fall into a dark abyss can never be prevented.
There are many local and foreign journalists who aid Muslim extremists.
If it is proved that BBS has obtained a single cent from any political party, everyone will resign and the organization will be disbanded tomorrow.
This government and its powerful persons have been unable to protect the Buddhists. We expected that from this government, but it has not been done.
From the president to the three armed forces and officials downwards, everyone is trapped in a grave deception. The so-called drama of mufti-religiousness as claimed by our leaders cannot be allowed. We should act along a national political agenda devoid of party politics.
Our politics is national politics. We need a good economy as well as good politics. There is talk of development, but there is no development in most sectors. Politicians are thieves and rascals who have no feeling at all for the country.”
Accordingly, in the very near future, or when the presidential election nears, the president and the BBS will reach a certain consensus (in a manner not second to minister Wimal Weerawansa’s drama), and sign a rogue agreement. That will be the beginning of the end of the politics of the Gnanasaras.
