A President who break promises for the pleasure of breaking them - atollreview

One year has gone by without a productive change. The things that we see are the weekly radio show-off, environmental stunts and phony talks where Nasheed promotes the Yellow regime to stay in power for the next three decades. Thus far, this is what the President of Maldives good at doing from the very beginning. The propaganda machines are working with him to accomplish his goals by ignoring the public outcry.

By rewinding back the time, people may notice the frequent lies of Mr Nasheed and his awkward discourse in the media and public. The IDP has published a book with 151 of his lies and as calculation shows that the President aka ‘Kerafa’ was lying to the public every two days. These lies are officially recorded but political analyst reckons this is his habitual mind-set to deceive everyone around him apart from the white folks.

Mr President, this is not the public that you consider as ignorant but the public is waiting to execute their constitutional power at the end of your term. I swear by God, the blow-off will be unsympathetic and it wouldn’t be easy for you and your activists to acknowledge the blowback from the public. Mr President, we are waiting for you and your MDP activists in the battleground.

The soaring food price that make us hungry, the delusional flats that you erect us, the foreign policy that you promote against us and the Muslim nations, the unrealistic transport network that you endorsed in your campaign, the November third terrorists and convicts (porn stars, drug dealers, alcoholics, fraudsters and you name it) who works in the cabinet and other high posts, your version of open alcohol communities (inhabited islands) against the norm of Islam, introducing multi-faiths at a snail's pace into this small community and the mounting debt that inherit our future generations, your indistinct public private partnership in every institutions including primary schools as we consider unsympathetic.

Not only this, you have created an environment with less moral values and divisions under the banner of ‘democracy’. Last but not the least, the judicial system is still running with its flaws and corruption is widely spread across every branch of your regime.

Without doubt, you have put so much effort to create a prison system where the prisoners have every right to violate the constitution and harm the prison guards and its properties as if they were fallen angels from heaven. This is what you have created for this generation and to clean up your mess the broken society will need another 50 to 100 years to get back into its own feet.

When asked about the broken promises, this is what he has to say about it; “...broken promises don’t upset me. I just think, why did they believe me”