Love-Slave left high and dry

Saa-jeet, the Love-Slave had to eat humble pie eventually after his mentor Ka-roo Victory-Sun embraced Ra-Blue. Although Love-Slave felt that Ka-Roo would step down from the chairmanship of the Green's council that is leadership, Ka-Roo refrained from doing so. Ra-Blue played the right card to woo Ka-Roo's support, thus isolating Love-Slave who is now going from pillar to post.

Ra-Blue takes wing

Ba-Blue has embarked on yet another overseas tour after surviving the latest leadership crisis in the Elephant Party. He did a similar tour after extending his term as Green leader for six years over a year ago. He not only checkmated Love-Slave but also elevated his nephew Gem Wije to the Green council that is leadership. This could well be the stepping stone for Gem Wije who is being groomed to become the Green leader.

Big Lady in talks

The Retired Big Lady has apparently given up her usual four glasses of whiskey and is holding more meetings with the UNP Reformists. She plans to contest the next Prez polls as an independent candidate with the support of disgruntled Green leaders such as Love-Slave. She has also sent a signal to Fonny but he has refused to support the lady as Fonny doesn't mind losing another Prez election.

Bell Boys divided

Soom-me, the One-sa's decision not to attend the opening of the Cho-Gum has been severely criticised by two senior Bell Boys. When the matter was taken up at the politburo meeting, Lull-Kanth said that this was an opportunity to take their message to the world and not in settling scores with the governing types.