Different 'democracies'

While Reformists in the Elephant party are deprived of their right to speak within the party, the highest in the land demonstrated his abiding faith in democracy. He permitted his Cabin-Pack members and party leaders to express various views on the Amendment that is thirteen. They argued and debated but eventually took one firm decision. Food for thought for Ra-Blue and his Greens eh!

More about land robbery

Having read Sena-Lion's daylight 'land robbery', the victimised Tamil owner of the prime property on the road that leads to Bugger-Tale contacted us. "Thank you for highlighting that Sir. It's too late now, he virtually robbed it for peanuts. They talk a lot about Tamils but this is how the Greens' treat us," he said.

Soo-me's advises Lull-Kanth

Lull-Kanth had said that they should organise another demo against the governing types but Soo-me, the One-sa overruled it. An indignant Lull-Kanth asked whether his leader supports the Prez indirectly. "Not that I support him but we can't get humiliated again and show our political bankruptcy," Soo-me told his trade union wing leader.

Consolation tour

Some-Pun-Done had made every effort to cadge an official invitation from the closest neighbour but failed. Instead, he was asked to make a request so that Kong-Grass leaders could give the green light. Tea-En-Ae, the former Tiger proxy, would run to Dell-He that is new but it would be a mere pow-vow.