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Chandrika's Batalanda responsibility In this 2022 interview with Sirasa, Chandrika Bandaranaike was asked whether she had any regrets about her presidency. In a 11 minute answer after this long pause, she mentioned Ranil multiple times on various matters. But not once did she mention her failure to table the...

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Kamal Samaraweeravor 1 Jahr

"Much is said about the symbiotic relationship between Mahinda and Ranil, but not enough about the bond between CBK and RW" why not RW and AKD?

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Chamira Athaudavor 1 Jahr

Feudal family allegiances.

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Mike Johnsonvor 1 Jahr

1 Minute. 10 Questions. 100 Days. Please complete Speaker Johnson’s survey regarding President Trump's first 100 Days!

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The Undertakervor 1 Jahr

උං ඔක්කොම නැදෑයො මල්ලි.

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Kamal M Rafeevor 1 Jahr

It’s a crime to not publish any reports for taxpayers information when their money is spent on these commissions. Who ever responsible must be held accountable. Their properties must be forfeited

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Dr Buwaneka Senanayakevor 1 Jahr

And the Colpmbo 7 “class”

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Chan Weevor 1 Jahr

Dude - Wickremasinghe and Wijewardena and Bandaranaike and Ratwatte families are interrelated!! 👹🦉🤣

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