Comments on: Fictitious capital puts America in turmoil and may trigger a global food crisis http://federalidea.com/focus/archives/402 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:30:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anton Christopher http://federalidea.com/focus/archives/402/comment-page-1#comment-7385 Anton Christopher Mon, 14 Apr 2008 13:34:12 +0000 http://federalidea.com/focus/archives/402#comment-7385 Interesting article. I see that World bank is meeting to discuss the food crisis. What do you think about Maoist landslide in Nepal. I think it will have a significant impact in south asia Interesting article. I see that World bank is meeting to discuss the food crisis. What do you think about Maoist landslide in Nepal. I think it will have a significant impact in south asia

]]> By: ilaya seran senguttuvan http://federalidea.com/focus/archives/402/comment-page-1#comment-7300 ilaya seran senguttuvan Sat, 12 Apr 2008 11:42:34 +0000 http://federalidea.com/focus/archives/402#comment-7300 Will Mahinda Rajapakse take the side of the people and requisition the vast stock of paddy and rice in the warehouses of two of the largest hoarders in the country - one a brother of one of his senior ministers and the other another of his State Ministers? Of course, reasonable rates must be paid to both and the rice made available to the people transparently. Today ordinary Rice is being sold in the market at Rs100/kg. If MR takes the people's side consumers will get their rice below Rs50/kg -a good gift from the People's President to his own people. Of course, the bets are he probably will be influenced to take the side of his colleagues (wanna know why?) and inform the country via Lake House there is enough rice at Rs50 in the maket - as has been the case in the past few weeks. The Indian rice which Bandula G said was already shipped is no where to be seen and neither is the Pakistan Cement he said he will sell at Rs650/bag in a market where the shortage makes hoarders sell at Rs1,000/bag. All this is also because there is no such thing as Public Outrage as the UNP lies paralysed and can only smash pots. Will Mahinda Rajapakse take the side of the people and requisition the vast stock of paddy and rice in the warehouses of two of the largest hoarders in the country – one a brother of one of his senior ministers and the other another of his State Ministers?

Of course, reasonable rates must be paid to both and the rice made available to the people transparently. Today ordinary Rice is being sold in the market at Rs100/kg. If MR takes the people’s side consumers will get their rice below Rs50/kg -a good gift from the People’s President to his own people.

Of course, the bets are he probably will be influenced to take the side of his colleagues (wanna know why?) and inform the country via Lake House there is enough rice at Rs50 in the maket – as has been the case in the past few weeks. The Indian rice which Bandula G said was already shipped is no where to be seen and neither is the Pakistan Cement he said he will sell at Rs650/bag in a market where the shortage makes hoarders sell at Rs1,000/bag. All this is also because there is no such thing as Public Outrage as the UNP lies paralysed and can only smash pots.

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