Supreme Court judge Nalin Perera sworn in as new Chief Justice
Posted by Editor on October 13, 2018 - 9:16 am
Senior Supreme Court Justice Nalin Perera took oaths as the new Chief Justice before President Maithripala Sirisena at the President’s Official Residence, yesterday (12).
He was nominated by President Maithripala Sirisena to the Constitutional Council for post of Chief Justice on the retirement of Justice Priyasath Depp.
Mr.Nalin Perera joined the judicial service as a magistrate and gradually promoted to a Supreme Court judge by the President.
(President’s Media)
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From where did he find this gorilla?
It will be proved that he is no gorilla but a Sri Lankan for he may give leave to proceed on 2 very important cases I have filed in the Supreme Court they are quoting article 126 (5) of our Constitution which states a petition filed in the Supreme Court should be disposed of within 2 months of filing such petition, the other is quoting the indo Sri Lanka agreement which was forced down our throats by India undertaking to eliminate the Tamil militant groups which they did not do which has cause a loss of 800 million US$ as stated by Hon Kiriella in parliament. These even CJ Depth did not give leave to proceed. As such Our Country cannot get investors to our country because of our President the moment he became President made a declaration about climate change to please the west he did this twice one of them recently when our per capita carbon emissions were one of the lowest in the world of 0.67 while I wish to state per capita carbon emission of 0.61 metric tons per year is very low compare it with Malaysia a developing Country (6.7) and the US a developed Country (19.78), is 10 times and 30 times more respectively, also the Carbon emissions in Singapore which country our leaders are attempting to emulate 30 metric tons is about 20 time of that of our Country and as such there should not be any concern regarding carbon emissions these are supported by the per capita carbon emission per year statistics in countries in the world in 2007 down loaded from the internet
.and also it can be stated from the data from internet it can be computed that even if we have 10 coal power stations the size of Norochoholai producing a total of 70 billion units per year, our per capita carbon emission per year will not exceed 70×109/21×106= 3040 Kg=3.04 metric tons assuming a population of 21 million and 1000Kg= a metric ton, as such there is no threat of carbon emission to our country by planning for accelerated coal power projects as many as required for our country. The President’s statements on climate change contravenes article 3,4,12, 27 anf 33 (f) of our constitution and as such direct foreign investors are avoiding us like a plague and also his reliance on solar power can be established has the biggest fraud committed in our country’s history which also has destabilized our country’s economy. This can be established from the following details given on energy sources of our country by clicking hpt//www.ceb.lk/yesterday this web site has been hacked the CID should investigate