Ra-Blue confronts Champi

Ra-Blue has again proved that he doesn't practise what he preaches. He accused big scribe Champi girl at two press conferences, alleging that most other English papers had editorials against the Amendment that is Eighteenth except in the Mirror that is Daily. Is this the five-star media freedom policy of Ra-Blue and his Elephant Party?

Honeymooning in India

When the Opposition was on a vigorous campaign against the Amendment that is Eighteenth, Ra-Blue kept his cool and went to India with his blue-eyed boy Sa-Rock for a happy and gay time. But he knew little or nothing about the conspiracy being masterminded by Sa-jeet, the Love-Slave, in his absence.

Love-Slave's political games

Sa-jeet was determined to make hay while the Sun shines in Ra-Blue's absence and strengthen his chances of becoming party leader. On the pretext that he was strengthening the party in the leader's absence, the Love-Slave got some of his confidants to support the Amendment so that he could put the blame on Ra-Blue's weak leadership.

Kind-Siri plays dual role

Ra-Blue has now realised that it was none-other than Sa-jeet who was instrumental in getting Kind-Siri and 25 other Green Em Pees to function as Independent members at the House of Diyawanna from next week. "There will be less than 20 Em Pees with the leader then," the Love-Slave had told Kind-Siri at a secret discussion.