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Ra-Blue meets inner circle

Ra-Blue met his inner circle team after overcoming the leadership crisis and strategically evading the call for reforms in the Elephant Party. "You people panicked when minnows declared that the party leadership will go to Hambantota. I kept my cool because I had a plan and believed in my strategies," he said.

Sa-Jeet's long wait

Sa-Jeet, the Love-Slave has stepped out of his political fantasy after realising that his dream of taking the Green leadership to Hambantota is so close, but yet so far. "It is not as easy as I thought. Our leader is a master strategist in overcoming crisis situations. It seems that I will have to wait until we suffer the third successive presidential election defeat," the Love-Slave had told an old classmate from the Reid Avenue school.

Leadership among Royalists

Sun Kind-Leader had to face a barrage of questions from his former classmates when he went to the Bradby. "When will you become the leader? Let it be you, Sa-Jeet or Ga-Yanta, we care less because we could retain, the party leadership among the old Royalists for another decade or more," a colleague said.

Fonny, the laughing stock

Fonny became the laughing stock at his mother-in-law's funeral. Making full use of the 'freedom' he received to attend the funeral, the disgraced retired General hosted many press interviews from the funeral house, criticising his political opponents. His better half Ah-Know-Mah looked forlorn.