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Rohee’s tsunami
Dear Editor,
The press has reported Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee as stating that the PPP will bounce back like a “tsunami” in the next general elections. Apart from the overt proclamation of the appetite of his party and government for complete control over the society, the choice of the term “tsunami” is interesting. By Rohee’s logic, the PPP, through this tsunami, is threatening a flood far greater than the proportions of 2005. Given what happens when a tsunami occurs, does he mean they plan to wreak more havoc than already accomplished?
Nigel Westmaas
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