Friday, March 19, 2010

Political Journalism

A particularly disturbing article has been published in an online news website claiming that a former Director Military Intelligence (DMI) is going to resign after being forced to testify against General Sarath Fonseka.

General Karunasekara, as a Brigadier and DMI worked very closely with General Fonseka during the humanitarian operation. He was part of a team of talented officers working under Fonseka who saw the war to its very end. This alone is not evidence to tie the loyalties of Karunasekara with Fonseka.

It is true that a few intelligence officers were questioned after the Fonseka Fiasco by the CID. The questioning was not heavy and the CID wanted to know it these officers had been instructed by Fonseka to conduct any activities against the state. General Karunasekara was not among those questioned.

The other blatant lie in this report is that intelligence officers under General Kapila Hendevitharana as DMI/DGMI, had taken bribes from the LTTE and that General Karunasekara (then Brigadier) had been appointed DMI by Fonseka to replace Hendevitharana and rid the forces of this corruption.

General Hendevitharana is an officer with an exemplary record of service for Military Intelligence. We do not wish to go into exact details of his work during the war but many would know from published reports the services we are referring to.

This is not the first and last time that Political Journalism has attempted to defame good officers. These sites once destroyed the illustrious career of General Fonseka. Let us hope they do not do any more damage to the Sri Lanka Army.

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LankaPade said...

[ දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Nice title for your own work.

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Proove it, Dummy..]

Oops, I hit the nerve.
Sorry!!

දේශපාලුවා said...

[දේශපාලුවා said...

Gibberish

So now you are playing it safe uttering pure gibberish here.

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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Nice title for your own work.

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[ දේශපාලුවා said..
Proove it, Dummy..]

Oops, I hit the nerve.
Sorry!!

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Argument by Ad hominem

දේශපාලුවා said...
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දේශපාලුවා said...

Parrots of Pakisland said...




Stealing from public and giving to others OK as long as they are not in the family
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Man you are a genius.

Leave out Danuna, but read this.

A close family member received Rs 8.8 million and a campaign staffer of the UNP Rs 10 million.



So what is the punishment you recommend on Fonseka.

You have an uncanny ability to find faults with Fonseka

LankaPade said...

I will still vote for SF.

In pakisand, an average Pakisa like me likely to benefit form him from unfair treatment and favoritism since I am NOT a relative of him.

Keep SL out of jail.


Shree Pakisa Matha

Moshe Dyan said...
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Moshe Dyan said...

another good analysis by badrakumar

hamid karzai the afghan president knows US will repeat what it did in iraq - a regime change. he wants to act b4 that.

india tried hard to bypass pakistan and team up with afghanistan but the afghans prefer china.

now china is already moving into afghanistan without dropping a drop of blood and not valuing SU sacrifices AT ALL!!!

china is planning for the eventuality of US troops pulling out.

they sure know how to win support.

i'm sure india is shitting now. iran is a little bit pro-china. cinese investments are expected to rise in iraq as well. with afghanistan and pakistan teaming up with china on GEOPOLITICAL STRATEGIC affairs, chinese influence reaches the middle east at a fcuking fast speed!!!

what will happen to "super powers" over which china stretches westwards?????

they get isolated, bypassed, ignored.

when the southern frontier is ALSO closed for india, china can force india to toe the line or...............

SL being the only "independant" nation here, focus will be on SL too.

KB said...

When Rajapaksa won the presidency less than five years ago, the existence of the ethnic problem and the need for a political solution were deemed axiomatic truths. Only a cabal of Sinhala supremacists, vociferous but politically negligible, occupying the margins of Lankan polity and society, refused to accept these twin realities. When President Rajapaksa repeatedly stated his disbelief in the existence of an ethnic problem, he was positioning himself within this Sinhala supremacist space. Concrete actions accompanied his ideological shift. The unitary state was declared unalterable. The homeland concept was rejected. The north-east was de-merged, sans a referendum. Sinhala extremist discourse became de rigueur, again. Gradually, almost insensibly, Sinhala supremacism began to assume a new gravitas, until it possessed the political heights and permeated the southern society.

All right chaps, time to take a bow. We have made life for this shameless traitorous tart Tisaranee Gunasekara and all her ilk miserable. New 'reality ' is a bloody disaster for these traitors.

Cheers!

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

I will still vote for SF.

In pakisand, an average Pakisa like me likely to benefit form him.

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Man I have seen idiots in my life but you top them all.

You accuse us of being paid by government to support government here, and then you turn and say you support Fonseka because its beneficial for you personally?


If thats all it is still ok, look at this.

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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Nice title for your own work.

[දේශපාලුවා said...

Gibberish

So now you are playing it safe uttering pure gibberish here.

yeah, dont open your mouth on SL matters dont know who will take advantage.

March 30, 2010 12:31 AM]
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March 30, 2010 1:14 AM
Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...


Stealing from public and giving to others OK as long as they are not in the family

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It didnt even take an hour for you to put your foot in your mouth. The very thing I joked about.

What a pathetic life.

I'm just astonished how anyone could bring up such an idotic life form like you, making a fool of oneself every day.

The only people I hold responsible are your parents.

Moron.

Dont stop the antiques though, we are enjoying every minute of it.

Sam Perera said...

Desha,

Maewenakota Giraballa wedeknethi daywal asoowak liyalathiyenwa. Aey kiyannae methana liyapdewal walin thunenekaka Giraballa thamai liyala thiyenne.

KB said...

[Aey kiyannae methana liyapdewal walin thunenekaka Giraballa thamai liyala thiyenne.]
Sam, old boy, this mad plonker has been condemned to mutter to himself here while everybody that matters is over in SLDF having a whale of a time. The moment poor bastard tries to defecate there admins zap him. Isn't karma a bitch?

Cheers!

LankaPade said...

Moshe
Sorry you have trouble picking up on my sarcasm on the pathetic politics done by both sides.

[this is what YOU wrote in the context.

"I will still vote for SF.

In pakisand, an average Pakisa like me likely to benefit form him from unfair treatment and favoritism since I am NOT a relative of him.

Keep SL out of jail.

Shree Pakisa Matha"]

LankaPade said...

Tribute to an artist who is not quite dead

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-S3lz30JEQ

The song has now become the election theme of President's Son.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Parrots of Pakisland said...

Deshapakaya

[Dont stop the antiques though, we are enjoying every minute of it.]

So you like the old table leg in your ass?
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In your dreams boy, in your dreams.

First answer a single challenge by me.

Now you are even scared to respond to my comments on SL, that I would catch u arguing both ways.

By the way

How is your mommma

දේශපාලුවා said...

උනට කොත්තමල්ලි දුන්න රෝසා රෝසා
සෝඩා ටොනික් කඩෙන් ගෙනා රෝසා රෝසා
අපිත් එක්ක හරියාළුයි රෝසා...........
රෝසා නැතිව ගේ පාළුයි රෝසා රෝසා

දේශපාලුවා said...

ශ්‍රී ලංකාවට ආර්ථික සංවර්ධනයක්‌ අවශ්‍ය නම් ඒ සඳහා තැබිය යුතු පළමු පියවර විය යුතුව තිබුණේ ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය අවසන් කර දැමීමය. ජනාධිපති මහින්ද රාජපක්‍ෂ එම කර්තවයය මේ වනවිට ඉටු කර තිබේ. ඒ අර්ථයෙන් බලන විට රටේ ආර්ථික සංවර්ධනය සඳහා අත්‍යවශ්‍ය යෝධ පියවර මහින්ද විසින් දැන් තබා හමාරය. රටේ ආර්ථික වර්ධනය සඳහා ශූරයන් ලෙස තමන් ගැන වර්ණනා කර ගන්නා එජාපය, මෙම අත්‍යවශ්‍ය පියවර ගැනීමට තබා, ඒ සඳහා මහින්ද වෙහෙසෙන විටදීත් සිටියේ කකුලෙන් අදිමිනි. එල්. ටී. ටී. ඊ. ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය මෙවැනි දරුණු තත්ත්වයකට වර්ධනය කිරීම සඳහා තෝතැන්න සපයන ලද්දේ, එජාප පාලන කාලවලදීය.

දේශපාලුවා said...

එතැනදීත් සුවිශේෂ චරිතය වූයේ රනිල් වික්‍රමසිංහය. රනිල් වික්‍රමසිංහ තමන්ට ලැබුණු අගමැති ආණ්‌ඩුව තුළදී, ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය නිමා කරනු වෙනුවට ත්‍රස්‌තවාදයට රට කඩා බෙදා දෙන සැලැස්‌මකට මග විවර කළේය. රනිල්ගේ එම ව්‍යායාමය සාර්ථක වූවා නම්, රටේ ආර්ථික පරිහානිය වේගවත් වන්නේ කිසිදා නොවූ ලෙසය. ශ්‍රී ලංකාවේ සරුසාර ගොඩබිම් ප්‍රදේශයක්‌ වූ හා රටේ භූමි ප්‍රමාණයෙන් 1/3 ක්‌ රටේ ආර්ථික සංවර්ධනය සඳහා අනඟි පිටිවහලක්‌ වූ මුහුදෙන් 2/3 ක්‌ එම සැලැස්‌ම මඟින් ත්‍රස්‌තවාදයට හිමි වීමටත්, රටට අහිමි වීමටත් නියමිතව තිබුණි. මෙය රටේ ආර්ථික සංවර්ධනයේ බර දරා ගැනීමට අත්‍යවශ්‍ය වූ භූමියක්‌ හා සමුදුරෙන් කොටසක්‌ ත්‍රස්‌තවාදයට හිමි වන අතරම, ඊළඟට සිදුවන්නේ, එල්. ටී. ටී. ඊ. ත්‍රස්‌තවාදීන් තමන්ට හිමි වූ බිම් ප්‍රදේශයේ සිට රටේ ඉතුරු කොටසට ද ප්‍රහාර එල්ල කිරීමය.

දේශපාලුවා said...

රනිල් වික්‍රමසිංහ සිය පාලන කාලයේදී පාවෙන පාලිත විනිමය අනුපාතිකය වෙනුවට පූර්ණ ලෙස පාවෙන විනිමය අනුපාතිකයන් සකස්‌ කරන ලද්දේ, තම ආර්ථික න්‍යාය අනුවය. ඒ අනුව රටේ ආර්ථිකය සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම වෙළෙඳපොළ ඉල්ලුම හා සැපයුම අනුව තීරණය වීමට ඉඩ ලබාදේ. එහිදී රජයේ කර්තව්‍යය වූයේ නියාමනය හා බදු අය කිරීමය. රනිල් විසින් "රටේ ආර්ථික සංවර්ධනය ඇති කරන්නම්" යනුවෙන් පාර්ලිමේන්තුවේ බලය ඉල්ලා සිටින්නේ, මෙම ආර්ථික න්‍යායය රට තුළ ක්‍රියාත්මක කිරීමටය.

විශේෂත්වය වන්නේ රනිල්ගේ මෙම ආර්ථික මොඩලය අද ලෝකේ කඩාවැටෙන මොඩලයක්‌ වීමය. මෙම මොඩලය අනුගමනය කරන ඇමරිකාව, යුරෝපා සංගමයේ රටවල් අද අත්විඳින ආර්ථික පරිහානිය හමුවේ පෙන්වා දෙනු ලබන්නේ මෙම මොඩලයේ ඇති අසාර්ථක භාවයය.

රනිල් රටේ ආර්ථිකය ගොඩගැනීමට යන්නේ, ලෝකයේ ප්‍රධාන රටවල ආර්ථිකය වට්‌ටවා තිබෙන මෙම මොඩලය මගිනි.

දේශපාලුවා said...

http://www.divaina.com/2010/03/31/manopage.html

Moshe Dyan said...

"They are called black widows because they have usually lost their husbands, brothers or close relatives in one of the two Chechen wars that Russia fought against Islamist rebels since 1994 or indeed in more recent clashes with Russian-backed forces. Grieving for their loved ones and intent upon revenge, black widows, who are usually poorly educated, can therefore be recruited and trained up by Islamist extremists with relative ease."

if so, the solution is simple!!

keep track of CLOSE RELATIVES of dead terrorists. any suspicious activity, KILL them too.

LankaPade said...

Truth in Pakisland

http://www.lankatruth.com/

LankaPade said...

Akon to release his next CD for Wesak - Akon and Bhakthi Gee



You can catch him in Maldives now:
http://www.adaderana.lk/news.php?nid=7640

priyashantha said...

Parrots of Pakisland said

"Begging to be banned in trains from April"

How about banning Begging from USA, Canada, England, China, Russia etc?


K.D.Somatilake how about telling your youngest daughter Anushka not to beg me to f uck her. She comes after me begging for it. She has AIDS.

Anushka hikeemata hingana vesi. Anushka hingala hukana vesi.

priyashantha said...

Paka kiss booruwa,

Thoge ammata Akon hukala ali janjaalayayi.

Tho aagamata niga karana haetiyata thotai thoge pawulatai pilikaa, harda roga, maga anathuru, sathuru upadrawa, leda duk bohoma wennama ona. Thota kelawewa.

LankaPade said...
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LankaPade said...

දේශපාලුවා
උනට කොත්තමල්ලි දුන්න උඹෙ අම්මා උඹෙ අම්මා
සෝඩා ටොනික් කඩෙන් ගෙනා උඹෙ අම්මා උඹෙ අම්මා
අපිත් එක්ක හරියාළුයි උඹෙ අම්මා...........
උඹෙ අම්මා උඹෙ අම්මා නැතිව ගේ පාළුයි අම්මා

LankaPade said...

Pakisland's Erection on Viagra

[A whopping 7,620 candidates representing 36 parties and 301 independent groups are vying for seats. Of that group, 196 will be elected directly to parliament, with the remaining seats filled by parties based on their total vote percentages. Parliament can be an effective check on the presidency but Rajapaksa's United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA) is expected to retain its majority. Election monitors from the Commonwealth are expected. The European Union has not yet said if it will send monitors.]

Recipe for Forever Third World



Please don't blame my mom for your lack of sense of humor.

Hik HIk

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Another foolish statement by Wikarabahu K.

When will this oldbat will learn that most of his buzzwords like self det, devolution, etc have no role to play in SL context. Probably he'll take these ideas to his grave when dead.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Is Dougie upto no good?

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දේවානන්ද කළ ඉල්ලීම රජය ප්‍රතික්‌ෂේප කරයි

කීර්ති වර්ණකුලසූරිය

මහා මැතිවරණයට පෙර රැඳවුම් කඳවුරුවල සිටින කොටි ත්‍රස්‌තවාදී සැකකරුවන් 11000 ක්‌ මුදාහරින්නැයි ඊපීඩීපී නායක ඩග්ලස්‌ දේවානන්ද කළ ඉල්ලිම රජය විසින් ප්‍රතික්‌ෂේප කර ඇත.

කොටි ත්‍රස්‌තයන්ව කිසිදු නඩු විභාගයකින් තොරව මුදාහරින්නැයි කළ ඉල්ලීමට ආරක්‌ෂක අංශවල ද නොසතුට පළ වී තිබේ.

ශ්‍රී ලංකා හමුදාව විසින් උතුරේ රැඳවුම් කඳවුරුවල රඳවා ඇති කොටි ත්‍රස්‌තවාදී සැකකරුවන් ගෙන් සියයට 60 ක්‌ම කලු කොටි හා ප්‍රහාරක ඒකකවලට අයත්වූවන් යෑයි හමුදා බුද්ධි අංශ ආරංචි මාර්ග අනාවරණය කර ඇත.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

අම්මා නැතිව ගේ පාළුයි අම්මා
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පොන්නයා උඹ දැන් උඹේ අම්මව එලිපිටම විකුනන්න පටන්ගත්තා නේද. අහන්න දෙයක්නෑ මම මුලින්ම කිව්වනේ, උඹ වගේ නපුසකයෙක් හදාපු පවට උන්ගේ වලවල් වලටත් මිනිස්සු කෙල ගහයි කියලා. දැන්නම හිතෙන්නේ උඹ ඊට කලින්, උඹේ අම්මගෙ අප්පගෙ වලවල් උඩ කක්කුස්සියක් හදයි කියලයි.

ඇයි දැන් උඹ ම ඉන්න වෙලාවට මේ බ්ලොග් එක පැත්තේ එන්නේ නැත්තේ, බයද?

වරෙන් වරෙන්, උඹ දැන් මොනවා ලිව්වත් විහිළුවක්.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Tamil home land myth busted. (watch 0.15 sec)Prof. Nalin De Silva reveals that that the treaty of handing over the Jaffna kingdom to the Portuguese was drafted in Portuguese and get this, Sinhalese. Who was the majority ethnicity in the Jaffna Kingdom?

Diyasena said...
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Diyasena said...

Dole Bludger Parrot goes MIA whenever deshapaluwa comes along..Reminds me of the Kazuthais of (the pre-Nanthikadal) DW going silent when Asithri came along.

LankaPade said...

[Diyasena said...

Dole Bludger Parrot goes MIA whenever deshapaluwa comes along..Reminds me of the Kazuthais of (the pre-Nanthikadal) DW going silent when Asithri came along.]

Brainless opinion by another Chena boy from Pakisland.

This is not surprising since some believes we have been created and some believes government is patriotic.

It looks like pakayans like you assume this is a boxing match. If counter punch doesn't come right after the punch, you think the opponent is down.

What do I need to make your brains realize that most uses are not online at the same time?

Hik hik

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

This is not surprising since some believes we have been created and some believes government is patriotic.
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And you believe both ends of the spectrum at the same time.

Stealing from public and giving to others OK as long as they are not in the family


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It looks like pakayans like you assume this is a boxing match. If counter punch doesn't come right after the punch, you think the opponent is down.

And your counter punch (or what ever you believe is counter) is never coming

Moshe Dyan said...

on the issue of soverignty dayan jayatilake says the same things we discussed here.

click here.

but he discounts the power of international law as applied to a small country like SL. therefore he doens't suggest any cause of action. we know what to do to effectively replace state soverignty with ppls' soverignty.

Moshe Dyan said...

premadasa was bombed after 1,595 days in office. he was killed doing election work on may day.

MR completes 1,595 days in office today and plans to do election work in jaffna today (april fools day).

CBK lost half her cunt doing election work where it was totoally unnecessary.

these dumbasses never learn.

Moshe Dyan said...
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Moshe Dyan said...

LANKAWEB has stopped publishing my articles.

instead they publish ajit randeniya's total racist crap against jews. (he has written OTHER good articles too.)

can anyone help me to get my articles published in lankaweb????

unfortunately it is the most popular original (publishing original articles) SL news website. so there is little choice.

kumarmoshe@gmail.com

Moshe Dyan said...

"Lankan asylum seekers battle rat plague"

GOSL made them parasites to suck and survive.

their mentality is the result of the APPEASEMENT STRATEGY followed by GOSL for over 62 years!!!!

they should know tamil madu ppl eat RATS!!! GOSL has pamperred them so much that they cannot eat rat anymore.

how did they come??

how are they going???

only similarity is KALLATHONI!!!
(in tamil of course as there is no sinhala equavalanet name for kallathoni!!!)

Moshe Dyan said...

these kallathonis are barbarians. why did they drag their kids??? these kids haven't been to school in 6 months.

barbarians are using kids as a bargaining tool.

Jay said...

Lankaweb
[most popular original (publishing original articles) SL news website]

Lol!

yes, ofcourse just like Tamilnet

Lol!

They both should win the coveted award for the "Most Original Fiction & Biased Website" covering Heladiva & Eelam.


ps- i love reading the letters from Asoka Weerasinghe. He is a hoot!
Aprox 600 letters written and he finally received a response that he could publish.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Separatism Monster raising its head

We may find oneday that the biggest mistake we did was letting TNA run free.

We shud have formed the needed legal grounds to block separatist politics. At least after this news, why not arrest the involved parties?

Meanwhile Dambara Amila thero is boasting today that they can change TNA from racist separatists into a SL friendly party. Mewa kaata kiyana kathaa da?

LankaPade said...

"No jail for trio who funded Tamil Tigers"

Yes Jail for the 'hero' who liberated from Tamil Tigers.

Only in Pakisland

Hik HIk

LankaPade said...

Finally something new and appreciative:

http://www.colombopage.com/archive_10/Apr1270095322JV.php

Congratulations!!


How about creating petrol from wasted Politicians?

LankaPade said...

A Sinhalese Apology

"There are two levels to this all too brief comment. First it is an apology. It is an apology on behalf of the ‘Sinhalese’ , my own private ethnic identity. ‘Sinhalese’ have this remarkable ability to embarrass themselves, to be ignorant of their insufficiency and to elevate their ignorance to a shameless self-glorification. Pardon me, if I’m enraging the poststructural anti-essentialists by essentialising my prejudices against ‘my own’ people, for I do not see any other way to understand the strange comments made by these Manjulas and Claudes. Being a ‘Sinhalese’, I think it is my responsibility (as Spider Man’s uncle once said “with great power comes great responsibility”) to make it crystal clear:"

Diyasena said...

Ginna porawa,

Bola wagey naama maathrika hingalayo hugak pita deepankarawala legala innawa..Wedu mawtat avalada nagana thopi wagey jadayo ihe idala patta gahanna oni..ohela wennawun nikan aga mul nethi wel wagey amana relak..

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

A Sinhalese Apology
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පොන්නයා, even this you shamelessly copied form some one else.

Look at the first comment in this article.

http://www.himalmag.com/Internationalising-Lanka_nw4438.html

At least give the original author credit.

පොන්නයා is now gone totally bankrupt with his idiotic comments, has resided to copying other peoples stuff here.

LankaPade said...

If shamelessness is the culture in Pakisland, I should be a proud citizen.

Deshapakaya, did not see the Quotation marks?

Thicken your glasses.

LankaPade said...

My ghost friend says

"‘Sinhalese’ have this remarkable ability to embarrass themselves, to be ignorant of their insufficiency and to elevate their ignorance to a shameless self-glorification."

Actually, this is common to all people in third world nations.

This self-glorification is built in to our culture however. Just listen how a typical monk begin or end his sermon. Listen what speakers say in funerals. See how our weddings are done.

Our self-glorification is WITHOUT a substance - that is the troublesome part.

Have you seen huuuuge cutups of our political leaders lately?

What about PhDs for none achievements?

Yet to see one belong to Barak Obama though.

Sam Perera said...

Diyasena

Ginna Porowa loku thrasthaya ape hamudawen merun kaapu eka gena bohoma hithe duke inne. ey nisa ooo hemathenama asoochi danawa.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

My ghost friend says
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අන්න එහෙම කියපo උඹ වෙන කෙනෙක් කියන දෙයක් ගිරවා වගේ මෙතන වමාරනවා කියලා

Sam Perera said...

"Yet to see one belong to Barak Obama though."

All kneel down to Parrot the Terrorist Scummy's western masters. Parrot just parroted out what his western god says and we take it as the absolute truth.

Diyasena said...

Sam,

harabara sinhalen rachitha wita ginna porawa piliwadan nodey..hei apa pera sithu doni sewanaye yedenna nowa, hingala kadin kada dath damila ambaruwekdo yay mata hengei

TropicalStorm said...

Sujeewa, Diyasena and Asithri;

Thanks to all of you for your detailed views.

My own frustration arises from the fact that my country has already suffered un deserved hardship, our people have suffered unduly some of the harshest punishment in history and have yet survived to fight another day, and that the very people they trust are yet again trying to betray them for nothing better than self-aggrandizement.

Sujeewa - I did discuss the offer from the govt earlier last year, but did turn it down. I wans't qualified for it, but felt all that they wanted was a 'loyalist' in a key position, who will look after the family rather than the nation. I cannot and will not be that person. My loyalty will always be to my nation and that is at any cost to anyone else.
So intead I accepted an interesting position with practically no boundaries, in a private sector institution and am enjoying the work, especially the opportunties to work with a group of very talented youngsters.

I still believe MR is one of the best things that happened to SL. There's no argument there. But the irritating fact is the increasingly bold and unchecked efforts by his family, friends and friends' friends to usuper power with scant regard for anyone else. As much as plasuible deniability exists in some accusations levelled against these folks, even professionals in financial institutions now agree that a massive scale bleeding of national wealth is being committed by MR's family. I'm referring to people at the top of the professional groups such as senior bankers such as CEOs of leading banks operating in CMB.

Sri Lanka at last has a solid son of the soil in MR, who should know better than to screw the country, could do better than try to nail those who look out for this country's interests so that his family can bleed the nation's wealth, or assume stupidly that with over 60 years of democracy we will fold up and give into his increasingly unacceptable collusion in openly raping our nation. ...(contd..)

Sam Perera said...

Diyasena,

Matath den eheme hithy. hebei methuma lanukarayek wennath heki. samahara welawata ginnaya apay basey wachna nuhuruwidiyata liyanawa. mokawunath, methuma atheethaye methena hitapu ekek.

TropicalStorm said...

Unfortunatly most of our people are now starting to forget that it was Ranil who escallated the issues between MR and SF to the level of open hostility, and championed the cause of the enemies of our state. I agree with most of you that any disenchantment with MR hasn't got out of hand to the point where they wll need to worry. It hasn't, and in fact Ranil and SF's sheer unacceptability to the majority will drive political survivability higher for the MR clan. At least for another 5 years. And then we will say enough and vote for anyone, blindly. When that moment arrives, Ranil (if still around) will stand a big chance of winning unopposed. Consequences of such a happenng may not be very auspicious for SL...but that's another story.

What we need to bear in mind is where exactly our loyalties should be placed; it must be with our nation.

We backed MR when he acted as a true son of our soil. Now he is violating that trust - surreptiously at first and now with increasing boldness and open lies - purely for the sake of enrishing a few and establishing a powerful dynasty, if not an outright monarchy.

There is no credible opposition to safeguard our nation and the rights of our people. Dissent is dealt with swiftly and brutal efficiency. Yesterday's disenchanted, among the educated in Colombo, are now getting entirely disgusted with what they are witnessing.

Here's something you may not yet know;

The SL Army (especially Sinha Reg) is no longer deployed in any roads the Prez takes. These are guarded by the Navy, SLAF, STF and a few units of loyalists. The royal family feels the entire SLA is now siding with SF.

The govt is taking a sizeable holding of some of the major SL banks such as NDB, DFCC and a couple of others thru SL Insurance Corp. The stakes are in excess of the legally allowed 10% per single owner, but the game seems to be to instal loyal directors in these banks. I can already even guess who some of those will be, and what will be the next set of outcomes...

Not even Premadasa interfered with the Banking sector, knowing that the country's economy was fragile. But here's the world's latest Idi Amin getting into the act...

TropicalStorm said...

Hello Asithri

Note that my comments are not based on how we won the war and/or its immediate aftermath in which we were accused of lesser crimes than the US and the Brits have committed in contemporary wars.

My irritation is completly based on what I am witnessing first hand, yesterday, today, and with a definte sense of certainty, tommorrow.

What frustrates me the most is the fact that old farts such as Ranil are clogging the system and casuing heart attacks to the nation, and yet no one has the balls to take him down. [Obviously the present govt has a vested interest in keeping him there, to neutrlaize the UNP.] I wish him a heart attack, in which the heart attack wins, before the next election.

LankaPade said...

Asithri/Sam

Can you do a background check on this guy TropicalStorm?

He sounds like a Tiger since he doesn't sound or rather a parrot one like us.

I smell Sambar.

We take pride in killing people with dissent.

Shree Pakisa Matha....

Hik hik.

LankaPade said...

When you listen to what TS says, JR, Prema, CBK, and even RW sounds like a saint.

Only in Pakisland where the current president makes his predecessor look good.

Shree Pakisa Matha....

Sam Perera said...

Pakis Booruwa,

TropicalStorm's background can be found in his past posts. Unlike a scummy like you, he is a respected blogger and true patriot who loves our motherland. We may or may not agree on everything but we respect each others views.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Sri Lankan Economy Accelerates at Fastest Pace in Five Quarters Sri Lankan Economy Accelerates at Fastest Pace in Five Quarters

Gross domestic product rose 6.2 percent in the three months ended Dec. 31 from a year earlier after gaining 4.2 percent in the previous quarter

Jay said...

Sri Lanka has submitted its bid to host the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the southern coastal city of Hambantota. The Indian Ocean island’s bid, if successful, will mark the first time the games are held in the country.

In a statement, the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President Mike Fennel confirmed receipt of Sri Lanka’s bid by the March 31 deadline.

Boo! To the folks who think it's a waste of time, SL being part of the Commonwealth.

I agree in a way that the Commonwealth "clan" has lost the plot over the past years. It's a foreign jaunt for a few and the High Commisioners to have tea at Buck House and invited to Garden parties.
Not sure what value it brings to SL nor Commonwealth members.

Sam Perera said...

Pakis Booruwa,

For the record, if I can, I will delete all of your posts you have ever made. Not only that, I will give you a chance to meet Thalivar in person. Yes, that is if I can. it will be a very satisfactory thing to know that I removed one piece of scum like you from the face of Earth.

Jay said...

Tropical Storm,
Thank You
A reasoned and first hand analysis which i believe is shared amongst many Sri Lankans LIVING in Sri Lanka but afraid to share these thoughts openly for want of being branded a "traitor".
It is not clear exactly what threat faces the nation today, but any criticism of the Rajapaksa regime or challenge to its power is seen as a threat to the nation which warrants strong action against the ‘traitors’ who are responsible for it.

Credit is due to MR and his leadership to getting rid of the LTTE menace that has been a terrible burden on the people and the country. He has won the war but has he won the peace? ...thats another story ...another time.

I bet in years to come after his term, MR will be remembered by Lankans for getting rid of Prabakaran, fleecing the country, violated the freedom of expression and rights of Lankan citizens, tyrant in the eyes of IC and who knows a war criminal?

If i may compare Premadasa, he was equally was corrupt( Not to the extent of MR), abused his power locally, HR violations etc
but he made alot of difference to the rural folks,development and did not antoganise the International Community.

Not sure where this SF trial is leading to. The original charges against SF appear to be watered down. (what happened to the coup/treason/murder charges?) Whatever the outcome MR will be seen as the "bad boy" by the nature of events.
MR needs to extricate himself very quickly on the SF issue.

RW is a waste of time and space, i hate to think he could govern by default.

God Bless SL

Jay said...

Hey Sam!
How you doing?
It's me, (sic) the terrorist scummy you whine about promising me the unmarked grave etc etc

I have missed those threats recently, Sam.
Trust you are well.

Jay said...

Has Mahinda Rajapaksa been a traitor to Sri Lanka?

What is the definition of a traitor? A traitor is usually defined as someone who betrays his or her country. But this definition leaves out the question of what, exactly, constitutes betrayal. Recently, the term has been used of journalists and human rights defenders who talk or write about human rights violations and war crimes in Sri Lanka, especially if they are accused of making these allegations to the international community. It was also used of Sarath Fonseka, because he offered to give evidence to an international war crimes tribunal about the last stages of the war against the LTTE.

The argument is that in attempting to defeat a dreaded terrorist organisation, a government needs to have full freedom of action. Therefore, criticising the government for any actions taken in pursuit of that goal amount to treachery, since they assist the dreaded terrorists to get away with their assault on the nation. This argument was used not only during the war against the LTTE, but even after it ended. It is not clear exactly what threat faces the nation today, but any criticism of the Rajapaksa regime or challenge to its power is seen as a threat to the nation which warrants strong action against the ‘traitors’ who are responsible for it.

If we go back approximately twenty years, we see a very similar scenario. The state was fighting the JVP, which was at that time a dreaded terrorist organisation. The government wanted full freedom of action in doing so, and the result was arbitrary arrests and detentions, torture, enforced disappearances, and extra-judicial killings. Anyone who criticised the UNP government and president then in power suffered the same fate as thousands of innocent civilians picked up and killed without any judicial process. Media freedom, human rights and democracy were under lethal attack.

tbc..

Jay said...

continued..

At that time too there were alleged ‘traitors’ who collected evidence of these war crimes, took them to the international community, and campaigned against the government that perpetrated them. One of them was Mahinda Rajapaksa, at that time an opposition politician, who submitted such evidence to the UN Human Rights Commission. He told parliament he was prepared to go to any lengths to defend human rights. He even called on donors to link aid to human rights! Was this a terrible attack on Sri Lanka’s sovereignty? A slimy act of ratting on the rulers who were fighting terrorism?

Mahinda Rajapaksa defended himself most eloquently from such charges. He claimed that he did what he was doing out of love for his country, and many of us sympathised with this claim. We agreed with him that establishing the truth and fighting for justice for innocent victims of state terror was a moral imperative for all of us who loved our country.

Back to the present. Those who support Mahinda Rajapaksa now need to get their story straight. If journalists who expose the truth and human rights defenders who try to get justice for innocent victims of state terror are ‘traitors’, if Sarath Fonseka is a ‘traitor’ for offering to ‘rat’ on his former commander-in-chief on the matter of war crimes, then Mahinda Rajapaksa too is a veteran ‘traitor’, and they should not be supporting him. Conversely, if Mahinda Rajapaksa’s battle for human rights and against war crimes twenty-odd years ago, both within Sri Lanka and in the international community, was an expression of his love for his country, then they must concede that the same love drives journalists and human rights defenders who risk their lives fighting for truth, justice and good governance in our country.

Sarath Fonseka is a special case, since there is good reason to believe that he too has committed war crimes. But that is not the charge on which he has been arrested and for which he is being tried, for the obvious reason that such a trial would unearth evidence of war crimes by his erstwhile bosses too. The baseless accusations hurled against him at the time of his arrest, which had to be dropped because there was no evidence for them, say more about the accusers than about him. Given that he (unlike the president) risked his life to lead his soldiers on the battlefield in the war against the LTTE, and (again unlike the president) sustained serious and permanent injuries inflicted by the LTTE, the charge that he is a ‘traitor’ seems particularly bizarre. Especially if his act of ‘betrayal’ is his offer to do what Mahinda Rajapksa has actually done in the past!

So who are the traitors? Those who fight for truth and justice? Or those who wield unaccountable power and the sycophants who lick their boots? Who are the people who love our country? Those who trample human rights and democracy underfoot? Or those who struggle for the democratic rights and freedoms guaranteed by our constitution? Whatever your definition, at least make sure it is consistent!

http://www.groundviews.org/2010/03/31/has-mahinda-rajapaksa-been-a-traitor-to-sri-lanka/

Interesting comments!

Anonymous said...

What a sight, Jay-han advertising "Groundviews" -the Tamilnet of Colombo.

LankaPade said...

[What is the definition of a traitor? ]

Usually the person I don't like as a Parrot of Pakisland.

If you don't dress like me, eat like me, smell like me, sing like me, think like me, write like me, worship like me are traitors.

KB said...

Parrots Boy has gone off his antipsychotic medication again. What a bloody disaster!

Cheers!

Sam Perera said...

Parrot the Terrorists,

If you don't dress like me, eat like me, smell like me, sing like me, think like me, write like me, worship like me are traitors.

Correction, if you dress like this then you are a terrorist.

KB said...

Jay Han Pierre, my poor fellow, still at it trying to bring down Rajapaksa government, eh? Do you remember, my poor misguided man, what I said just before the Fonseka fiasco? You were riding high on much anticipated opposition victory and I said you will wake up day after the election with all your diabolical plans in ruins and a burning hatred for all the patriots who voted for the President. Wasn't I right on target just like Sgt. Muthubanda who put a bullet right through fat Bastards forehead? Same thing will happen on day after GE when you will wake up with the same burning hatred for our beloved people.

Cheers!

Sam Perera said...

Jay Haan the Terrorist Scummy,

Please patiently wait for your turn.

Unknown said...

This blog has become a "nadu toilet pit". All those patriots, who behave like gardians of Sri Lanka, has become unconditional mahinda ass lickers.
there is no rational thinking, they so dip in the Govt propaganda "kakkusi wala"

Please guys, comeout you tombs and look at things as independent viewers. Way the Govt machinery behave in 87-89 and now are no big difference. there is no law and order in the contry. same ruthless stalth machinery build to fight terrorist, has now truned to political oponents.
Govt will not take anything serious, if the pressure is not excerted on them. That is what good blogs suppose to do.
what every say here, without SF, there is no end to the WAR. His rigidness and disipline, planing has delivered, what we are wating for last 30 years. his way of commanding has made Army to maintatin high killing rate, without giving room for any war crime charges, even though some fools has destroied the image of army because of their short sightness.
while all of us, celibrate new year, without fear of terrorist attacks, SF is struggling in a room without propoer ventilation for his life.
fuck you MR, fcuk you GOTA. these sins will definitely come after you.

LankaPade said...

[Something good for Sri Lanka seems to hurt you bad eh, Parrot?]


Stick to the logic my retard pal.

On a different note:
What is good for SL?

Hey, I praised the Petrol project.

LankaPade said...

Deshapakaya
There were two similar bullock carts pulled by two cows, one older and other young.

They found the acceleration of the older cow was much greater than the young one. However the older cow couldn't sustain the acceleration over a long time and then it's speed died down rapidly to see the younger one passing it.

No one is betting for acceleration, rather the sustainability.

Suppressed regime can never have a long term sustained economy.

Your news is good for daytraders.

SL economy is like your grand father picked up a Viagra from the pavement.

Hik Hik

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...



SL economy is like your grand father picked up a Viagra from the pavement.
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Is this how your daddy made u with your momma?

Bloomberg news is owned by Micheal Bloomberg, Mayor of New York, Billionaire business man.

So you dont want to trust even your white masters?

කන්න ඕන වුනාම කබරගොයාත් තලගොයා වෙනව කියන්නේ මේකට තමයි

heh heh heh

This is why I said at the first place that people will be spitting at your parents graves.

LankaPade said...

Breaking News from Pakisland

"1,538 LTTE cadre freed "

I guess SF is a free man now.

Hik Hik

LankaPade said...

Deshapakaya

My white Master also says

"May 12 (Bloomberg) -- The civilian death toll in Sri Lanka is “unacceptably high,” the U.S. said, joining the United Nations and Britain in demanding an end to the conflict after hundreds of mostly ethnic Tamils were killed at the weekend. "

What do you think of that?

LankaPade said...

Some more news on Bloomberg for believers:

[Sri Lanka Inflation Rate Rises, Leaving Less Room to Hold Rates
Share Business ExchangeTwitterFacebook| Email | Print | A A A

By Anusha Ondaatjie and Manish Modi

Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Sri Lanka’s inflation accelerated to a 12-month high in February, giving the central bank less room to keep benchmark interest rates unchanged to bolster the economy’s recovery. ]

Sam Perera said...

Andare,

I can partly see you point. However, Fonseka has taken a U-turn since his glory days by teaming up with top scum of Sri Lanka and stooping down to the levels of making bogus war crime allegations against the soldiers who faithfully executed his own commands. Perhaps, you should read what Defencewire has written about the consequences of Fonseka's current stance. Fonseka appeared to be incapable of distinguishing Sri Lanka and MR. He was a hero but through his own deeds and bad association he became a traitor. I would rather have him sitting behind bars that taking our brave soldiers to a war crimes tribunal. One more thing, Fonseka had his contribution but it was the great team effort of all the forces,diplomats, and the political leadership that finished LTTE. May be you should give some credit to President Rajapakse for providing outstanding leadership and shielding our forces from unsavory foreign elements like Robert Blake (US), Milban (UK), and Kouchner (France).

Sam Perera said...

Pakisbooru Terrorist Scummy,

We could care less about what your white masters said on May 12, 2009 or any day in future. We flushed the remains of your Thalivar to your birth place in Tamil Peelam, a cesspit. Keep on whining. You will not get a speckle of dust from Sri Lanka.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Deshapakaya says:

[This is why I said at the first place that people will be spitting at your parents graves.]

[ andare said...
fuck you MR, fcuk you GOTA. these sins will definitely come after you

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Read Subashithaya

දිගත පතල සුවදැති සොද සදුන් කද
සිදිත ම්ඩිත එක ලෙස පැතිරෙයි සුවද


Oh, how can you, you have no culture

I wonder who is responsible..... hmmmm

LankaPade said...

How true the statements by TS above?

[Here's something you may not yet know;

The SL Army (especially Sinha Reg) is no longer deployed in any roads the Prez takes. These are guarded by the Navy, SLAF, STF and a few units of loyalists. The royal family feels the entire SLA is now siding with SF.

The govt is taking a sizeable holding of some of the major SL banks such as NDB, DFCC and a couple of others thru SL Insurance Corp. The stakes are in excess of the legally allowed 10% per single owner, but the game seems to be to instal loyal directors in these banks. I can already even guess who some of those will be, and what will be the next set of outcomes...

Not even Premadasa interfered with the Banking sector, knowing that the country's economy was fragile. But here's the world's latest Idi Amin getting into the act...]


Which ones are lies?

Anonymous said...

"May be you should give some credit to President Rajapakse for providing outstanding leadership and shielding our forces from unsavory foreign elements like Robert Blake (US), Milban (UK), and Kouchner (France)."

Exactly, MR gave the necessary cover & maximum support for the Military to work without hindrance. Had Gonseka’s new best buddies like Ranil & Blake been successful with their "small things" against the Military as Gonseka called it, Gonseka would have nothing to boost about as the "sole war hero". The war would have stopped, the LTTE would have been saved and our hard earned victory would have been robbed from us. Who would get the blame in such an eventuality? Your can do no wrong "hero" Gonseka? Of Course not. Blame would land right at MRs desk.
The Colombians and their leaders Gonseka joined at the hip with do not have the guts to stand up to those white apes and would have been on hands and kness begging for forgiveness in a heart beat at the expense of the people, nation and our soldiers.

Gonseka sold out the victory & the nation (or tried to) for cheap political aims, vengeance, lust for power, control and wealth all because of his ugly ego and venom filled mouth which MR had tolerated and pampered for 3 years. For this reason he is a traitor and we pour scorn on him.


If MR did the same (and MR still has the potential to do the same) we will pour the same amount of scorn on him.

Andare I believe it was you who earlier said you had "connections" to Gonseka camp. Maybe you should not be blinded by such "closeness" and think about the country.
People need to stop being so short sighted and see the greater implications short sighted selfish actions can have on the nation as a whole.
The majority of Sinhalese do understand this as we saw in the PE.

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Sam Perera said...

Parrot the Terrorist Scummy,

The (5)th view is the most unbiased of all, My View.

Really? did you take the daily doze of anti-depressants and anti-hallucinogenics? Despite your attempts to defecate ever square inch on Earth, your self importance is really hilarious. Keep it up.

LankaPade said...

Jay

Groundview questions violence by JHU. However, GV is a very pro-violent, non democratic organization promote dictatorship.

In the world of free expression on the web, deleting someone's posts is the online equivalence of violence and assassinations. Therefore violence against those who promote groundviews should be justified.

Both Sri Lankan defence Blog and Groundviews have either altered or deleted posts against their views - both reflect dictatorship qualities.

For you to copy and paste Groundview post here is IMMORAL if you are person who respect morals (I am not of cause and my writings are the proof). That is how I identify the fellow kind.

Here is a word inspired by true Buddhism:

"Don't believe in the messenger by its image or appeared credibility".

Sanhana Huththotuwa of Groundview is a very violent online thug just like Ananda-USA and Sam Perera.

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දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Deshapakaya


Still unable to stick to the argument.
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So Ponnaya remind me once again which argument is this?

Is it the argument that

Almost all Sri Lankan MPS take cuts and bribes from contractors.

Or is it
That I contradicted my self while arguing with you on corruption by US elected officials.

Or is it
That SL army committed war crimes while US army didnt

Or is it
Public officials looting valuables form official residence is a unique phenomenon for SL

Or is it
What are the good things about Sinhala culture.

Or can it be
Corruption in Fonseka family is Ok

Remind me once again.

Can you stick to the argument?

Heh... heh.... heh

LankaPade said...

Politics is the expired Viagra for the "Great Cricketer Has Been" called Jayasuriya.

Let's select him for the squad, let him fail, then he will loose popularity during election.

Sanath Jayasuriya is doing to cricket what SF did to Sri Lankan Army.

SJ is the national cricket traitor.
Put SJ in jail too.

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Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා

Out of all gibberish, I picked a good one:
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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Deshapakaya

Still unable to stick to the argument.

Get a life.

April 2, 2010 10:52 PM
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Parrots of Pakisland said...

Dancing butt naked is not cultural.

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Can it be idiotic?

Jay said...

Myth of State Sovereignty – The Uncomfortable Truth and the Way Out
by
Kumar Moshe

The tail is wagging the dog?

Peoples’ Sovereignty (PS)!! LOL!

The writer appears to contradict himself and shoot his foot many a times.
I found the following most interesting:
(PS which is gathering momentum has a close connection with the concept called the right of self determination. The right of self determination is the tool that advances peoples’ sovereignty.)

Lets cut to the chase, writer wants to play monopoly.
Is'nt that how the extremism came into being in the first place.
Lankans have short memories.

Sad to see the wide gap between reconciliation and confrontational mindsets.
But then again who are we to say, its the lankans in SL who can enjoy Peoples' Sovereignty under MR and his cabal.

Peoples’ Sovereignty! LOL!

LankaPade said...

[But then again who are we to say, its the lankans in SL who can enjoy Peoples' Sovereignty under MR and his cabal. ]

Love for MR is the reflection of the hate towards Tamil (diaspora).

This is killing Sinhalese Nation and creating a Pakisland within.

That is my daily (Wis)dom.

දේශපාලුවා said...

දේශපාලුවා said...


Dancing butt naked is not cultural.

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Can it be idiotic?

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Parrots of Pakisland said...

[But then again who are we to say, its the lankans in SL who can enjoy Peoples' Sovereignty under MR and his cabal. ]
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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Deshapakaya

Still unable to stick to the argument.

Get a life.

April 2, 2010 10:52 PM
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Heh heh heh

Jay said...

Anyone know what happened to the Diplomatic Piano Man?

Is Boggols enjoying the music?

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Jay said...

Anyone know what happened to the Diplomatic Piano Man?

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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Good afternoon Deshapakaya.

I found (smelling) evidence too:

"The Foreign Ministry will take stern action against the diplomat who removed the items belonging to the owner of his residence in Japan, if proved guilty. Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama addressing the media yesterday said proper action will be taken to protect the Foreign Ministry against the actions of the diplomat concerned. "

March 19, 2010 8:25 PM


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LankaPade said...

දේශපකයා, I am off tonight since I found a MILF.


Heh heh!

LankaPade said...

{Anyone know what happened to the Diplomatic Piano Man?}

Funny!

I was wondering who you were talking about.

Well, he is being sent to a government camp to learn some music.

Pianodana Veramani Sikkhapadam Samadiyami

That is the 2nd precept of Pakisam

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LankaPade said...

PIANOMAN

LankaPade said...

It’s nine o’clock on a saturdayThe regular crowd shuffles inThere’s an old man sitting next to meMakin’ love to his tonic and ginHe says, son, can you play me a memory? I’m not really sure how it goesBut it’s sad and it’s sweet and I knew it completeWhen I wore a younger man’s clothesLa la la, de de daLa la, de de da da daChorus:Sing us a song, you’re the piano manSing us a song tonightWell, we’re all in the mood for a melodyAnd you’ve got us feelin’ alrightNow john at the bar is a friend of mineHe gets me my drinks for freeAnd he’s quick with a joke or to light up your smokeBut there’s someplace that he’d rather beHe says, bill, I believe this is killing me.As the smile ran away from his faceWell I’m sure that I could be a movie starIf I could get out of this placeOh, la la la, de de daLa la, de de da da daNow paul is a real estate novelistWho never had time for a wifeAnd he’s talkin’ with davy who’s still in the navyAnd probably will be for lifeAnd the waitress is practicing politicsAs the businessmen slowly get stonedYes, they’re sharing a drink they call lonelinessBut it’s better than drinkin’ aloneChorusIt’s a pretty good crowd for a saturdayAnd the manager gives me a smile’cause he knows that it’s me they’ve been comin’ to seeTo forget about life for a whileAnd the piano, it sounds like a carnivalAnd the microphone smells like a beerAnd they sit at the bar and put bread in my jarAnd say, man, what are you doin’ here? Oh, la la la, de de daLa la, de de da da daChorus

Jay said...

Desha
I thank you for the update.

(The Foreign Ministry will take stern action against the diplomat who removed the items belonging to the owner of his residence in Japan, if proved guilty.)

Susil Kendelpitiya was arrested on a mere allegation. I guess he was Guilty until proven Guilty.

POP,
Good rendition of the Piano Man.

Gentleman,
I bid you a good day!

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

TropicalStorm;

Re: You position

Glad you turned down govt offer. Sorry to say but I still see no such great plans from govt to bring expats and use them for future of SL. Few ideas were published and forums were created, yet I am not sure how much intention is there, and even in that case, how much vision to guide and understanding to back up such a programme. I was criticizing this when MR first invited expats, and I stand by my words even today.

Private sector is what we need to build up. So it if good that you contribute on that. It is much better if expats can bring some investments and entrepreneurship as well. Govt sector is the stage maker, the dance belongs to private sector.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

TropicalStorm;

Re: your criticism on govt

Some of the facts are - as I previously said - agreeable. But I am unable to agree on followings.

1. Wrong to say that MR has changed after May19th victory and all these bad things are happening after victory.

Nop. It has been the same. Similar tight family control was there even during time of war. Most people failed to notice it and were happy that goods were delivered. Most resident Sri Lankans noticed it, disliked it, yet gave into it since the delivered goals were more important. This fact stands today too.

2. Wrong to say that MR is worse than previous rulers.

In previous time, MORE misconduct and state interference happened. Some say "even Premadasa did not do it". But during Premadasa days Soththi Upali was said to have sat in the Police OIC's seat when victims arrived. Paramilitaries killed ppl for no major reason. He celebrated his BD in an utter waste called, Gam-Uda_Fextival, and spent state money contracting friends to build utter worthless things like clock toewers.

We witnessed lot more misconduct in later rulers too. CBK ate lots of state money with no outcome. CBK relatives made the war a profitable business. RW days, Sathosa was destroyed for no reason.

Can you show me worse things under MR?

3. You did not justify your arguments and how you can negate the visible boom in economy, and the infrastructure development. If your argument of a self-concious and little-care-for-public regime is ruling SL, why do they complete these projects with success? There are no projects that failed and left lots of money missing etc. We're so used to such, and not that used to projects that meet the goals before the due completion date like MR did so far.

4. Regardless all the other facts MR is the only leadership left right now. So it is right that people follow it and support it, i.e. making it a symphony instead of a cacophony. It is not perfect but this is the best we have. If ppl start opposing it country will be in chaos.

Before SF dance began I had lots of hopes in him, but now he has proven me wrong all the way. That leaves MR as the only ruler.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

TropicalStorm;

Re: the bad outcome of MR

Some problems may come out due to misconduct of MR times.

1. The trend and the "royal family" attitude may ruin the political culture in SL. A Future ruler may misuse the recipe of MR to use projects purely to feed his family [which MR also does, in my view, at a fine balance]

2. Like RW and the Kolu gang messed the UNP, MR and family may mess SLFP, destroying its chances of leadership in post-rajapakse era.

3. However confident, post-MR Rajapakse days are numbered. We don't see any charisma in the rest. With trend they may win one more PE at most. Since R family fail to realize this, they're likely to get overwhelmed by the public reaction. It will leave either into the hands of RW the traitor, or a shrewd arse like SB may make most out of it. Between SB and RW I choose RW. :)

4. No secondary leadership groomed anyway in either side. Any prominent figure is destroyed or converted.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

TropicalStorm;

Re: Why we support MR

With all these still we support MR, because he is the best alternative. There are more facts for support him.

1. Re-colonization

It is only under MR only that we will be able to do this. With SF betrayal it is proven that everyone else is willing to listen to the western commands and stay out of such. Although MR won't do recolonization, he will not oppose it. And His shrewd actions may even support it indirectly. This is the best we can get.

2. Development.

As I said before you did not touch this topic. Today, in SL, there is a huge rise of infrastructure development. It may not be properly audited, but project goals are always achieved. Not only that, local professionals are used at most hence creating a local industry. I think having a power plant builder company with Basil as Chairman is better than having no such company.

3. The challenge of LTTE is not yet dead. Gota/MR/GOSL stance, [bar the bullshit of its FM aka traveler/boozer] has been firm, right and winning so far. From others, can we have similarly strong administration to combat the remaining phases of non-resident terrorism threat?

4. Regional development

This is why many Colombians are crossed. Hambantota shud mask Colombo and take up the economic control of the country. It is more appropriate to be the economic hub of SL. And it deserves it. Can you think of any other ruler available in the lists who will do such?

Think of planned Mankulam city, as the capital of North. See the way they "devolve" admin powers to Wanni taking from central power of Jaffna. We need these to happen.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

TropicalStorm;

Re: I find something odd about you

And I am stunned about few things.

1. With so many big things around, I noticed you are talking about smaller things like Family having a squad around their vehicle or MR wearing the cloak of his postgrad degree/diploma etc. I wonder why?

2. You seem to have fallen to "Colombian crap". I hear it everyday. But I lived with them long enough to know it. I eavesdropped to two such Colombians few days ago. See how idiotic the logic is.

Colombian1: ".... and now this H'tota harbour thing. You know this bugger is making another harbour in the size of Colombo harbour."

C2: "Yea yes"

C1: "So any ship that comes to colombo can get there too. And that place is closer than Colombo to the shipping lines."

C2: "Ammata siri"

C1: "What if ships decide to unload at H'tota instead of colombo. How can the goods be handled that way. All have to be transported by land to colombo. Extra cost on C-O-L."

See how illogical this bullshit is. And C1 sounded as if having some relationship with ports etc, probably working there, from rest of his speech. It is unbelievable the bullshit they spread. There is no cure for them.

3. Why are you expecting MR to be perfection? He’s a SL politician, groomed behind his predecessor. He has come thru the same political paths for 40 years. Why would you expect him to be 100% accurate and always do right thing. We as voters never expected it. We just wanted a better leader than what we had.

4. Why do you guys believe that it is possible to eliminate corruption, provide 100% media freedom, and achieve 100% democracy? You guys talk as if they were there before MR and suddenly Mr has stolen them. I fail to rationalize this.

LankaPade said...

[Private sector is what we need to build up. So it if good that you contribute on that. It is much better if expats can bring some investments and entrepreneurship as well. Govt sector is the stage maker, the dance belongs to private sector.]

Good start. This is how the white man in America works. However, politicians there don't have the star power compare to business leaders. See how small Obama looks compared with Gates/Jobs.

I fully support this if we can significantly water down political influence - not going to happen in this lifetime though.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Andare;

Re: SF arrest

- Most stupid thing the govt did, and now trying its best to make something out of it.

- I am with the same belief as you regarding SF's contribution for ground war planning. But I disagree that it is a reason to worship him day and night. After his election campaign he exhibited how he can be our worst traitor. So it is a 50/50 case.

- I have a feeling that govt arrest of his was same as his suspected imprisoning of govt members had he won. Sheer revenge. I see nothing else in it.

- But that stopped SF from providing witness in war tribunals as he himself openly offered. That aspect I appreciate. Country is bigger than the individual.

- Still I regret that one man who helped us for a trouble free NY is in jail. But it is him who did most nonsense and became a easy puppet of his own enemies to get it.

- He planned to kill/imprison Rajapakses if he won. So the return is fair on him.

- MR/GR are also equal heroes like SF. So I am stunned to see how you can curse some.

- If the disasters of your curse befall on current leadership, pray tell me who will rule SL, and what will its future be?

LankaPade said...

Nepotism. Look at how a Tea salesman become a US ambassador overnight as an example.

LankaPade said...

Mihin Air
Bribing LTTE
Helping Hambanthota
Srilankan chief firing
SF fiasco
GPS+
Enemy of the West
Dyan Jayathilaka firing
Giant CutOuts

LankaPade said...

[- Most stupid thing the govt did, and now trying its best to make something out of it. ]

This separate you from the rest of the parrots.

SF would have been taken care of politically outside the jail.
The guy was establishing himself as a hypocrite and a joker. He is in prison since leaders are scared of him.

Let's call him the SinGuard

LankaPade said...

[- He planned to kill/imprison Rajapakses if he won. So the return is fair on him.]

I agree.
He is in prison is less personally damaging to MR/GR than otherwise.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා, I am off tonight since I found a MILF.


Heh heh!

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කවුද, උඹේ අම්මද?

LankaPade said...

[Why do you guys believe that it is possible to eliminate corruption, provide 100% media freedom, and achieve 100% democracy? You guys talk as if they were there before MR and suddenly Mr has stolen them. I fail to rationalize this.]

Comes of the territory.
Guilty of living in the west.

LankaPade said...

දේශපකයා
[ කවුද, උඹේ අම්මද?]

No your wife, she is so soft, you know what I mean.


Haka haka

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Mihin Air
Bribing LTTE
Helping Hambanthota
Srilankan chief firing
SF fiasco
GPS+
Enemy of the West
Dyan Jayathilaka firing
Giant CutOuts

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well done, why did you left out

Apollo hospital
Swarnawahini
coconut estates
Hotel in Matara
the new telephone provider

Keep on updating us

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා
[ කවුද, උඹේ අම්මද?]

No your wife, she is so soft, you know what I mean.

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උන්දෑ පොන්නයෝ එක්ක යන්නෑ බo

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

In my reply to TS I said; "There are no projects that failed and left lots of money missing etc."

Note that it was a mistake. There are some. For an ex Mihin Air. But there are some taht delivered goals perfectly. My argument was about that.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Parrot of Pakisland;

[[[- Most stupid thing the govt did, and now trying its best to make something out of it. ]

This separate you from the rest of the parrots.]]

Do you know that you're a long distance away from being logical enough for a discussion. And I still see that your biggest challenge and topic is other bloggers. It just tells me that some grudge or hurt is killing you inside. Can be a complexity disorder too.

Before debate and discussion you need to be cured. See a doctor.

And pardon me for wasting this comment. I shud have said in my prev mails, that "jokers are forgiven and ignored in advance".

I can bear different opinions and like to discuss, but I cannot bear the different sides of sanity and find little to discuss with such cases.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

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කෝ මේ පොන්නයා, මහ ලොකුවට කයිවාරු ගැහුවට පුකට පාරක වැදුනම කලිසමේ හුජ්ජ කරගෙන ගිහින් හැන්ගෙනවා.

ඔන්න බලාගo සoස්කෘතිය කියන්නේ මොකක්ද කියලා, අපි හොදට හොදයි නරකට නරකයි.
අවුරුදු 2500 තිස්සේ මේ ජාතිය පවත්වාගෙන ආවේ අපේ මුතුන් මිත්තෝ මිසක්, සුද්දන්ට අත පාන උඹලා වගේ පොන්නයෝ නෙමෙයිනේ.

ඒ අය පරදෙසක්කාරයින් එක්ක සටන් කරන කොට, උඹෙ අම්මයි අප්පයි උන්ගේ අම්මලයි අප්පලයි ඉන්න ඇති බැදිවල, ගල්ගුහා වල හැන්ගිලා ගූ කකා.

උඹයි උඹේ අම්මයි අප්පයි උඹෙ පරම්පරාවේ රොත්තම්යි, කන බත් මිටක් ගානේ අපේ පරම්පරාවේ මුතුන් මිත්තන්ට නය ගැතියි කියලා මතක තියා ගo

Unknown said...

Sam/Pol/Sujeewa,
I know, you guys love Sri Lanka, as much as I do.
Unfortunetely you are totally hanging on Govt propaganda and believing it as whole truth make you feel better. Everyting was exsagerated during last election election period and now Govt has become a Cat shit on a rock.
If you take everything as truth and doable of what is said in election rallies, you become nothing but a bunch of idiots. This Sri Lanka should be most develop contry in the world now, had those election talks were to be true.
Govt blown up everyting out of propotion and they were successl in creating fear phycio among the majority of population. Sorry to say, some of you also victim of it.

It is not MR's leadership, which did protect the war again LTTE.
Go to pre Mavilaru situation, MR was pathetic ordenary politision, who was hanging on same old tactics.
JVP and JHU lead the patriotic forces and MR could not go against to it, due to the popularity gaining among the sinhala mass. MR was stuck in a web created by those petriotic forces, including the blogs like this and he didnt want to do political suiside, by going against to it.
MR appoints his brother as sec of defence, not becasue of his extra ordinary track records, but to guard his own powers. No doubt it was successful, becase forces had strong linkage via Gota to get necessary things done on time.

My connection to SF,
we both believe in military defeate of LTTE and I respect his as a gentleman from same collage.

His leadership style had made lots of emamies while delivering the end objective. Ask which major General was not shivering, when he was comming to field meetings. he made a Do or Die game for all the top brass and who could not live in the game was harassed(that is his military style, even though some of us do not agree)
Lower ranks wanted to see such a leadership and suddenly, demoralised forces turned in to suisidal force, who did not know go backward.
Cunning MR is all time busy with Elections. Thanks to all petriotic forces, who keep the nod tight, so that bull has little freedom to go out.

WAR Crimes,
WE are bunch of fools, if we think that SF has encourage IC to go for WAR crimes tribunal.
If you remember, just after the NADA, Puli etc, was killed, WAR crimes charges were surfaced. Foreign inteligence agencies has fairly good idea of what has happend.
Those terorist including NADA, PULI etc, definitely should be killed (non Halal), but not giving room for any WAR crime charges.
Imagine the scale and the complexity of the WAR going on. everywhere terrorists among civilians and it was very very tough WAR. Room for WAR crimes were very very high, if our troops were not deadly discipliend to conduct their operations. SF manage to maintatin that untill last moment, before "saima" come to the picture.
If the story is true, that GOTA ordered to kill surendees, he has done a very foolish thing, putting SL ARMY on danger and shame.
Instead, ARMY should have welcome them and blast the vehicle on the way. SF has every reason to be angry, if the story is true.
Just look at what is going in the world. even after ten twenty years, WAR crimes investigation going on in some countries. MR or Gota is not in the power after 6years may be, so what can be the situation?. SF doesnt have to do anything, there are IC, who want to know, what has happened in the laqst week of the WAR.

We all want death to terrorist, but without putting our Forces in unnecessary danger.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Andare;

In hating/opposing the govt you seem to have 100% believing every rumor in the opposition camp and every half info that sources like Lanka E News, Lanka Truth etc cooked up. Note that blind belief can happen in both sides of the line.

I am not a blind believer of the govt propaganda. If you read previous posts you can see where I deviate from standard GOSL opinion and where I think it is crap and nonsense. I see similar crap and nonsense in SF camp too.

Let me state few.

- SF was the sole war winner. Rest did nothing

- MR leadership did not contribute for victory

- SF was not prepared to witness in war tribunal, despite his repeated literal expressing of the same [well it is a surprise, but i am compelled to believe it when man has repeatedly said it]

- SF won war and that is more than enough to lead SL.

- SF's campaign was really futuristic and pro-Sri Lankan, not hatred and revenge based

I saw all the happenings in real and compelled to say each of above is wrong impression.

There are more such. It is a tired list of debate points that you repeat here. During PE we debated these. During PE most debated about their imagination. Some left it now, but you seem to still cling onto it. I don't see much worth in repeatedly debating about each other's imagination.


I do not take sides. I support MR's govt for its solid leadership, development and stern and unchanged stand point on terrorism. It has defects like corruption, nepotism, inability in many areas, greedy ppl, etc etc. Also I see SF arrest as a revenge although SF meant lots of evil for Mr/GR and SL.

I still think that SF did a great part in winning war and he was a damn good patriot then. Yet as at today he is a self-conscious, angry man who'd betray anything to take his revenge, including the small island of his motherland.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Andare;

Small point needs elaboration.

[[If the story is true, that GOTA ordered to kill surendees, he has done a very foolish thing, putting SL ARMY on danger and shame.]]

If the story is true, Gota has done a great thing. It is not possible to avoid such acts in pragmatic war. Theory books may differ.

Had he not ordered as alleged, what would be the end result. Do you think Muthubandas et al of SLDF has that courage to shoot at them. If such need arised [which I dunno] you need that responsible order from top for them to act freely. Like to remind you that your hero was site seeing at that moment in China.

What we need is the secrecy. It is this kinda difference in terror warfare that world needs to rethink on the conventions and definitions instead of beating every small nation on such. All big nations have much bigger skeletons in their wardrobes, but secrecy is assured.

In a place like US, SF would have been bumped off somewhere around August etc, before the big ha-ho made into big scene. They anticipate betrayal and destroy its chances, and of course give a state honored funeral. I didn't mean it is right, but it is just how many other countries work.

It is this kinda situ what makes the high ranks retain their secrets and not reveal them even when they compete in opposite sides.

Nobody else raised white flag case before. West was sniffing, but w/o any clue. It was SF himself "revealed" it. Sorry mate your argument here is a whole lot of crappy justification for obvious betrayal.

Unknown said...

sujeewa,
what you are saying is totally illogic.
It was a well planned counter insurgency operation spanned with in 3 years.
Not only muthubanda, all other bandas had the freedom to kill terorists and that environment was created and encouraged. If you are trying say that, everything had happened in the WAR, during SF's China visit. it is bullshit man.
Problem is you are suffering from "silumina" syndrome and trying to undermine, everything done by the SF.
No doubt, SF is one of my gretest hero, since he is the guy, who bring the real change to military machinery.

Just read below article from Asiantribune to understand, when was the whiteflag issue first time surfaced,
http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/17864

Guys, I have no intention of putting anybody in trouble. But what is done by Govt to SF is totally totally unacceptable and disgusting.

LankaPade said...

[Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Andare;

Small point needs elaboration.

[[If the story is true, that GOTA ordered to kill surendees, he has done a very foolish thing, putting SL ARMY on danger and shame.]]

If the story is true, Gota has done a great thing]


Well, that depend on who is looking at this. Isn't this what they call War Crimes in the international arena and governments must comply on how they treat those who surrender?

LankaPade said...

Andre

The whole issue is what should we do when Terrorists surrender.

I think no matter how assholes they are, when they surrender the law of the nation should be applicable to them.

It is like a dad can't kill the rapist who raped his daughter and expect to be exonerated for manslaughter.

A nation's greatness is defined by its ability to stick to the morals, law and discipline, not just by the economic growth.

It is foolish for so called educated people to take sides of SF or MR/GR since they run the world the way they want.

These are selfish people who are interested in building themselves first then others.

That is because they are insecure leaders. The secure leaders are passionate about people and it shows. One of the best example has been Jimmie Carter. I can't think of a recent SL leader fit in to that criteria.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Andare;

[[It was a well planned counter insurgency operation spanned with in 3 years.
Not only muthubanda, all other bandas had the freedom to kill terorists and that environment was created and encouraged]]

Killing terra is onething. Leadership is another. In numerous previous operations, the leadership got caught but teh bottom waited till top responded with teh right commands, and some times top went as high as the exe prez and it was either too late a response, or too lame a decision.

And now you just said "all other bandas had the freedom to kill terorists and that environment was created and encouraged". So you think anyone of pussycat leadership carrying a white flag could have been randomly killed w/o referring to top? IO suppose the bottom would again have waited for top to decide, had it not being clear. Again I do not know whether this event even happened OK? My argument is based on the imaginary possibility of it.

But if it is true, Gota has done the very right thing. A slight mistake or delay would have been enough for such schemers to get in touch with their IC counterparts and survive for a latter day.


[[ If you are trying say that, everything had happened in the WAR, during SF's China visit. it is bullshit man.]]

No I did not. Read my response well. Previous ones too. Did I not agree that it was SF, in my view, who did the ground war planning?


[[Problem is you are suffering from "silumina" syndrome and trying to undermine, everything done by the SF]]

I did not undermine him. I gave him due respect.

But I do not undermine both good and bad of his. The harm he tried is also hard to undermine.

You call me Silumina syndrome. I dont even rem when I read that paper [or viewed govt TV last time]. However I did appreciate SF as a planner and leader. You do not agree that others did anything worthy in war. You think it was all done by SF. Still you call me that I am one-sided. Come on.


[[No doubt, SF is one of my gretest hero, since he is the guy, who bring the real change to military machinery]]

Fully agree. To my knowledge too. Him as commander was my hero too. But him as a politician ruined it and turned a traitor.

I am with the impression that wartime glorification of his has blinded you and you cannot see anything wrong in any of his acts. You run the extra mile with your imagination to justify him. You can coin it SF-syndrome if you like. There are quite a few like you.

This is not about blind belief and worshiping idols. Today's hero can turn to a traitor tomorrow. And that is the human nature.

[[Just read below article from Asiantribune to understand, when was the whiteflag issue first time surfaced,
http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/17864]]

We haven't also forgotten what happened.

Many tried pin-pointing the white flag claims. Many failed to find a clue. I really dunno whether it happened but surely it was buzzed from the days of victory. What they lacked was a good witness.

Finally some even pointed finger at Palitha Kohona as the responsible officer. It was rather comic, and that was just the position these white flag allegation stayed.

Then the former Army Commander of SL who sat side by side with Def Sec, and said that not only it did happen but also it was Gota who did it. And he is willing to witness in any tribunal. Imagine the difference it can make.


[[Guys, I have no intention of putting anybody in trouble. But what is done by Govt to SF is totally totally unacceptable and disgusting.]]

What govt did was cheap. No arguments. It looks more like revenge to me. But what SF did also [white flag story] was not good either.

If I look from here on, there cannot be any good that govt can yield out of SF case, which ever the way they end it. However, there is no such political future that SF can find in SL politics. He'll be yet another whiner unlimited.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

Andare;

Macho this I fully agree

[[There is no doubt, those big shots in the LTTE should be killed either after surender or in the bsttle field.
But the method should be as like just another ordenary blast or counter attack, while moving or some other method, without putting SL Forces in unnecessary danger.
Youngers can be rehabilitated,but not the terorists like nadesan or pulidevan.]]

So even that has to be planned. And to my knowledge Gota has not issued a public notice in a press conf. Had he ever issued any, it was a secret message only known to few in top brass. It is the responsibility of such top brass to protect teh secrets no matter which political opinion they hold.

Diyasena said...

Andare,

How closely do you know SF..Have you associated with SF lot recently..

Sujeewa K,

When the government and security forces top brass was initially planning military operations SF was actually saying the war cannot be won..But with the suicide bombing against SF government got the opening..Alot of planning of the liberation was done by Nanda Mallawarachchi and Parami Kulathunge (peace be upon him)..By the time SF came back to duties the plan was already in place, but he on his own egoistic way took the lion's share of credit..Gota played his part by managing Fonny's ego and all other military matters..

Unknown said...

diyasena,
I never had a chance to talk to SF, but I had some connections with DMI.
what I do not like man, is dirty politics.
Just before SF comming to politics, everybody hailed him as best army commander, grand chess master, discipliend and ruthless leader etc.
Overnight everyting has changed. SF is mere "Pambaya" and all the others has done the assesments, planing, executing everyting.

Asithri said...

Andare

No question SF was a hero and he organized the SLA to be an efficient killing machine (but so did the other Commanders of the other respective forces), but sadly he blew it all away with what happened post-war. Here are the key points in as far as I am concerned why he went from Hero to Zero:

1) SEVERE GREED FOR POWER

He got a severe greedy for power in the post-war. Closely connected to this was his thinking “I did it all by myself.” He forgot that he was NOT an elected executive of the nation and that what he achieved was impossible without the executive authority of the nation saying “yes” to his requests AND very loyally covering up for him in his bad lapses that were very costly to Sri Lanka (such as stupidly saying to a Canadian journalist that “this country belongs to the Sinhalese!) during the lead up to the final phase of this 30 year war. So, in his greed for power, and by “power” he wanted “total executive power” and as that was not possible within the incumbent GOSL with MR going to recontest for Presidency, he converted himself from FONSEKA to GONSEKA and went and jointed the pro-Tamil separatist Opposition!

2) ALIGNING WITH PRO-EELAM ENTITIES AND SAYING “WE NEED TO GO BEYOND 13th AMENDMENT”

Yes, he then got into a secret agreement with the LTTE’s TNA and started uttering “we now must go BEYOND the 13th Amendment to address Tamil grievances”…!!! Yes, that’s how power hungry this misguided man had become! Never mind that over 30,000 brave men/women had given their lives to stop that very threat – of creating a racist, Tamils-only super province merging N&E (and that was only the “basic” 13th Amendment!), but here we had Gonseka now saying he was essentially going to undo all what was gained on the battlefield – as long as he could become the President!!!

3) “GOTA ORDERED LTTE WHITE-FLAG BEARING PRISONERS TO BE SHOT”

When things started going sour for him, that is when he started realizing that his “war hero” tag alone would not compel people to make him the President, especially after he had shown what an opportunistic traitorous scum he had become when he said 13A+ (above point) and had conducted himself on election platform with crude, not-the-language-of-President utterances, he went berserk and making these wild accusations against Gota, Shavendra, etc. hoping that will damage the image of MR and still give him a last-minute chance of getting elected. He was totally power-bent and could not care a flying-fuck about what these statements did to the nation as a whole.

After his utterance it was not surprising to see the US, EU, UN, etc. coming at SL with guns blazing to carry out “war crimes” investigations!

To sum it up, SF is the architect of his downfall and misery. Having being in a position where his tactical decisions saw thousands upon thousands of our brave men die to preserve SL’s unitary character, what he did post-war to threaten that very same cherished ideal was UNFORGIVABLE and there are no “if’s and buts” about this as far as I am concerned.

What you need to understand is that this is not about party politics BUT about SL’s survival as a one-nation. LTTE may be dead on the field, but they are very active everywhere else. Sadly, GONSEKA became a pawn of their vile designs and for that he must take accountability and be punished “with extreme prejudice.”

Man, truly sad to see how you have turned yourself to be a misguided poor sod who is now missing the woods for a few trees!

OaO Asithri

Asithri said...

Andare

[SF is mere "Pambaya" and all the others has done the assesments, planing, executing everyting]

Herein lies the key down-fall point.

In the post-war celebrations, awards, public utterances, etc. nowhere did I see MR GOSL leaving out SF's name.

All such was done in the spirit of what it was really, that it was a "collective effort" and "WE beat them LTTE terrorists."

However, it was Gonseka who started going around saying "if not for me, this war would have been lost" "I am the reason why we won this war" types of statements.

At that time I used to think it was maybe a minor flaw in the man's character, but now I see why he did that.

Yes, he made such utterances as he was power hungry and not having a political record to present to the masses to say why they should elect him as the President, he grabbed at the collective military success and naturally wanted to affix it to himself as that was his ONLY qualification.

So let's be reasonable and call a spade a spade and not utter fucking unreasonable cockamamie nonsense here shall we?

OaO Asithri

Asithri said...

Andare

["SF comming to politics"]

SF didn't just come into politics.

He stepped onto a platform of pro-separatist, anti-SL, politics.

And in my view, anyone who steps into such a platform must be harshly dealt with as the sovereignty and security of OUR MAATHRA BHUMIYA is above all politics.

OaO Asithri

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Jay said...

..hic..

Jay said...

...hic...

Fonseka is down and many molre to go. We will settle Thalivar's life with Singala blood one day.

Jay said...

Lol!

Jay said...

..hic..

Customs detain two magazines:

The Customs has held up copies of the latest issue of the Economist and of Himal South Asia, a spokesman for the importers said

http://www.island.lk/2010/04/04/news6.html

MR wants to read them first to find out whats going on in SL?

Jay said...

..continued..
Impact of human rights treaties

In respect of the protection of human rights, the world has progressed beyond the UN Charter. With each step forward, the doctrine of state sovereignty has been eroded. But that erosion was the result of sovereign states, in the exercise of their sovereignty, agreeing not only to respect and safeguard human rights within their own territories, but also to be accountable to, and to submit to scrutiny by, each other and the international community in respect of the performance of that obligation. For example, under seven international treaties, states have agreed to report to monitoring bodies that have been established and to appear before them and defend those reports. They are the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families. In fact, the monitoring body under the last of these treaties was chaired for several years by our own Ambassador Prasad Kariyawasam with dignity, competence and acceptance.

Under five of these treaties, states have recognized the right of the monitoring bodies to receive complaints from individuals of the infringement of their rights. Under two of these treaties, the monitoring bodies are empowered not only to investigate violations of the relevant rights, but also to visit the territories for that purpose. Indeed, the Sub-Committee on Prevention established under the Optional Protocol to the Torture Convention has the right to visit any place under the jurisdiction and control of a state where persons are or may be deprived of their liberty. The international tribunals that have been established since 1993 for the prosecution of persons responsible for the crime of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and serious violations of international humanitarian law, demonstrate that states have voluntarily limited their sovereignty over a whole series of criminal jurisdiction issues which formerly lay within their domestic competence. There has also been a growing recognition of the lawfulness of bringing criminal proceedings in national courts against senior officials of foreign states on charges of massive and gross violations of human rights. This was evidenced in Europe in the case of the former Chilean dictator General Augusto Pinochet. Therefore, as Professor J. G. Starke has observed, state sovereignty now means the residuum of power which a state possesses within the confines laid down by international law.


The Sri Lanka resolution

Dr. Jayatilleke has referred to the resolution on Sri Lanka that he so adroitly and with tremendous diplomatic skill steered through the UN Human Rights Council in May last year. At first, with due respect to him, I thought it constituted an aberration. However, on closer scrutiny of the text, and when stripped of the spin that was attached to it for domestic consumption, there is nothing in that resolution that contradicts what I have stated above. Indeed, the resolution itself is titled: "Assistance to Sri Lanka in the promotion and protection of human rights". It reaffirms "the obligation of states to respect human rights law and international humanitarian law while countering terrorism", and welcomes the commitment of Sri Lanka "to uphold its human rights obligations and the norms of international human rights law".


..tbc..

Jay said...

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Dr. Jayatilleke has also referred to certain events that allegedly occurred during the 1970-1977 administration of Mrs. Bandaranaike. Since they do not appear to be relevant to the subject under discussion, I will reserve my comments on them for a future, more appropriate, occasion. Suffice it to state that the defence of state sovereignty was never raised in that period in respect of any human rights issue. Nor, I believe, did either President Jayewardene or President Kumaratunge. In fact, it was the former who ratified the international human rights Covenants, and the latter who acceded to the Optional Protocol. In 1989, I attended the sessions of the UN Sub-Commission on Human Rights in Geneva, together with colleagues from Hong Kong and a Chinese student leader, and successfully secured the first UN resolution on human rights in China, requiring the secretary-general to report on the events that had occurred in Tiananmen Square. Also in Geneva at the time were the then Mr. Mahinda Rajapakse and Mr Vasudeva Nanayakkara. Their advocacy on behalf of the Mothers of the South succeeded in securing country visits from UN special rapporteurs to investigate and report on the horrendous executions and disappearances of that era. The future President clearly had an abiding belief in the system of international oversight.


The Supreme Court judgment

Who then was responsible for introducing the doctrine of state sovereignty into Sri Lankan political discourse? I suspect it was the former chief justice. Confronted by several decisions of the UN Human Rights Committee that found his judgments to have violated the provisions of the Civil and Political Rights Covenant, especially in respect of the prohibition of arbitrary detention, Chief Justice Sarath Silva (with Justices Jayasinghe, Udalagama, Dissanayake and Amaratunge agreeing) delivered a bizarre judgment in which he held that accession to the Optional Protocol which recognized the right of individuals to complain to that Committee was unconstitutional because it infringed the sovereignty of the people of Sri Lanka. It was difficult to comprehend how the grant to the people of the right of access to an international tribunal when their human rights were allegedly violated by their own government could possibly have infringed the people’s "sovereignty". The confusion that this judgment created at the time was evident from the reported query by the JVP whether Sri Lanka had "benefited by being a party to human rights treaties". It was only a matter of time before "sovereignty" entered the political jargon and, in the context of a brutal civil war, became the defensive weapon of the establishment against international censure.

Dr. Jayatilleke has referred to his book on "Fidel’s Ethics", and to the writings and speeches of Lakshman Kadirgamar. In fact, one piece of writing by the latter that I particularly enjoyed reading was that which he wrote on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. H. L. de Silva’s admission to the Bar. It was an eloquent and nostalgic journey into the halcyon days of the judiciary and the legal profession. On a more serious and relevant note, I prefer to rely on authors such as H. Lauterpacht and on the jurisprudence of international courts for my knowledge of international law. May I perhaps recommend to Dr. Jayatilleke my own book on "The Judicial Application of Human Rights Law: International, Regional and National Juirsprudence". The publisher, Cambridge University Press, has described it as "the definitive compendium on international human rights law". In it I discuss, quite extensively, the issues of state sovereignty and human rights. Lest I be misunderstood, let me hasten to add that I am not promoting my book; I understand from the publisher that the first edition is out of stock!


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Jay said...

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Focus on our shortcomings

At the end of the day, it does no credit to this country or to its citizens to continue to use abusive language against international institutions and foreign governments and their personnel who exercise their right to highlight our failure to fulfil our treaty obligations. They will be silenced only if we remedy our own shortcomings. The list is alarmingly long. It ranges from summary executions, abductions, disappearances, and arbitrary detentions to corruption, impunity and lack of accountability. It includes the non-recognition of the rights of minorities and the repression of political opposition and dissent; the lack of independence and integrity in the judiciary and the lack of impartiality in the public service; the persecution of civil society and the growing intolerance of religious beliefs other than one’s own. All these have a profound deleterious effect on the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms. If we begin to address these issues now, seriously and with commitment, the international searchlight will surely cease to be focused on us.

http://www.island.lk/2010/04/04/features6.html

Sam, ole friend- dont you think NJ needs to be white vanned? maybe an un-marked grave for his troubles?

Asithri said...

Some eelam whoredog croaked:

"We will settle Thalivar's life with Singala blood one day"

ha ha ha...still with threats uh?

Where is that "Nuke" "Rocket to Colombo" "red bird" "blue bird" "limpy bird" etc. etc. the super weapons you para-wesa's promised to unleash upon us from about mid-2008 to May 19th 2009 ???

ha ha ha...

Let me show you how we "settled" the lives of innocent "Singala" babies you para-wesa's hacked with swords and dashed on tree trunks:

Enjoy:

http://www.defence.lk/img/20090309_LP02.jpg

Nice uh?

You are welcome!

:)) :)) :))

OaO Asithri

Diyasena said...

Sam,

I personally do not beleive that Sinhala should be compulsary for anyone born in the island (they themselves would realise it is handy though)..

But you probably spoke in a different context though..The dole bludger parrot, who comes here claiming to be Sinhalese and insulting his own kind, IS NON OTHER THAN A POOLA-CAPPI OF EELAM AKA KAZUTHANADU..

Granted he understands a few words...But he avoids drawn out conversations with desha, barring cut and pastes..And the poor dole-bludger got caught in our sting..

Sam Perera said...

Diyasena,

I personally do not beleive that Sinhala should be compulsary for anyone born in the island (they themselves would realise it is handy though)..

Agree in general. The Parrot Scummy is asking us to talk to him in English. He wants to talk about Sri Lanka but he can't understand the major language in Sri Lanka. (believe it or not, R. Sampandan can speak Sinhala very well). My point here is that if these jokers are thinking too highly of their political talent, they shall at least understand the common mans language.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

DiyaS;

[[When the government and security forces top brass was initially planning military operations SF was actually saying the war cannot be won....]]

What is the source of the info? It has lots of spots of irrationality. First of all why they kept him if he was so worthless.

Note that the major plan of ground war wasn't by SF or any other contemporary numbers. From teh days of DenzilK, [maybe even before] it was planned that firstly take East, then March alone A32, etc. I have heard of this grand plan even before MR came to presidency, and it was a "public" topic by then., Some referred to it as the grand plan.

However during the war, the micro level were said to be planned by SF. For an example, where to target next, which way the planks shud go etc. Also some weak points were said to be rightly predicted by him and protected.

However, my opinion is that there must have been a panel of ppl who did this planning. Yet I find SF as the most prominent figure in it.

There arfe lots of other things which SF did in increasing the quality of Army. Some date back to likes of Denzil, JCP, Balagalla etc. But they only theorized those. It was SF who really applied the theory with his practical knowledge.

I don't like the turn SF took after victory. And I see him a total unfit for politics. But I cannot agree that he's a weak commander, or worthless shit.

Diyasena said...

Sujeewa K,

I am not at liberty to reveal the soruces, and its upto you and other readers to beleive or not (or possible to verify)..However right upto Nachchikudah he claimed an outright military victory was unblievable..

Of course he was not a weak commander..He ruled the army with an iron fist and maintained morale and discipline..Despite his personal bliefs the war cannot be won he potrayed a confidence that we could to the troops..That has to be aprreciated..A section of the army respected him whilst another (I am not talking about incapable officers here) grudgingly accepted his authority..However the new tactics we saw in the war were not his..We initially followed the 'issarahata giyoth johnny, passata giyoth fonny' doctorine..This led to the Muhamalai debacles as well as heavy casualties whilst taking the mannar distict..Precious lives were lost taking and retaking areas in mannar..However at Nachchikudah, Gota intervened and gave more autonomy to ground commanders.. reason he was not removed was the governments thinking that it would demoralise the troops and give the LTTE a propaganda tool...This however was the beginning of Fonny's hatred towards Gota, which he spewed so venomously during the PE campaign

Anonymous said...

Fonseka did say "there will be an insurgency lasting for decades" after the war is over -he said this back in March/June 2008.

He also said Prabakaran had escaped and always attacked the Navy & Navy Commander.

Sam Perera said...

Jay,

Very funny Jay, in that veneer of false logic, you want to revenge Prabakaran's death? Oh yes, wait for your turn to meet with Thalivar.

Diyasena said...

Pol,

Fonny vehemently opposed the use of the SBS and RABS in Chalai as well..Army divisional commanders were banned from cooperating their naval counterparts..For his ego he would even jeopardize national security..

LankaPade said...

PMSam,
It seems your psychology changes with the month. Last month, I was one Somathilama and today I am an LTTE Tamil.

hik hik

[ Sam Perera said...

Parrot Pakis Pundey Andei,

Enga poray? So you want things in English and you can't understand the common Sri Lankan man's language?. Why don't you bend over little Pundey Andei. Keep in mind you little scummy, in Sri Lanka Sinhala is the main language. So my little monkey, other than your terrorist language, make sure to learn Sinhala also. Otherwise, you are a person-non-grata is Sri Lanka.]

LankaPade said...

PMSam
What is the purpose of your Singhalese Language?

I can get better treatment at the Airport with Englist - Only in Pakisland.

Whenever there is a line, I speak in English and they call me first.

Sad to be a SInhalese ha?

Get together with your Uncle Mahi and ban speaking in English as well.



Hik Hik

[Agree in general. The Parrot Scummy is asking us to talk to him in English. He wants to talk about Sri Lanka but he can't understand the major language in Sri Lanka. (believe it or not, R. Sampandan can speak Sinhala very well). My point here is that if these jokers are thinking too highly of their political talent, they shall at least understand the common mans language.]

Diyasena said...

Obviously the dole bludger parrot hasn't been to BIA in 20 odd years..
Everyone stays in line at customs nowadays ..However being a wee eezham kazuthai, parrot could get his very own line and a free van ride afterwards too..

Diyasena said...

Suddange wrushana levana bara gillo, bolage warigey ewun oya wedeta kohomatath hari sooray...Tho hampada suddekge katata gaththu nissane ochcharama Ingereesi wamaranney..

Sam Perera said...

Parrot Scummy,

Did I ever say that you are Tamil? Please read carefully before you start parroting again.

Sam Perera said...

Parrot Scummy,

What is the purpose of your Singhalese Language?

Of course, a tourist or a visitor can get around using English. However, if you want to talk about politics you will need to learn the local language.

Now now little Parrot Pundei Andei, you have no clue about Sri Lanka or Sri Lankan politics. Just like many other terrorist scummies, you words don't count in that case. You are just plain refuse.

Jay said...

Confusing reports of MR speech in the North.

http://www.groundviews.org/2010/04/04/confusing-reportage-over-comments-by-the-president-propaganda-or-fact/

A good analysis and comments

Jay said...

Sam said..
(Very funny Jay, in that veneer of false logic, you want to revenge Prabakaran's death? Oh yes, wait for your turn to meet with Thalivar.)

Where's the false logic?
What are you smoking these days?

Shame, i invited you to send the white van in early March to show me the unmarked grave.

Here's another opportunity 22-31 May. Same place GFH or RCGC

...hic..

Sam Perera said...

Jay the Terrorist Monkey,

There was the doomsday Prof. Naveendran in the past who predicted the imminent collapse of SL economy. You are nothing more than another lost terrorist very eager to see Sri Lanka failing. One way or other, you are very clear in one of your posts above in avenging Prabakaran's death with "Sinhala blood." Keep on dreaming little terrorist, we will make sure to send any Prabakaran to meet with the Prabakarn-1.

Sam Perera said...

Jay the Terrorist Monkey,

You may want to read this. Keep up your hopes of bringing down Sri Lanka with false logic and false intellect.

Island.lk
Response to "The Myth of State Sovereignty"
Neville Ladduwahetty

In an article with the above title to the Sunday Island of March 28, 2010, Mr. Nihal Jayawickrama states: "The erosion of the doctrine of state sovereignty, in so far as it related to the treatment by a state of its own nationals, began as far back as in the early nineteenth century with the incorporation of certain humanitarian norms in international law".

He states that the first instance of such erosion relates to slavery, and the second is that "the series of Geneva Conventions that now regulate the treatment of combatants and victims of war, including the victims of internal armed conflict, such as between armed forces of a government and dissidents or other organized groups which control part of its territory".

He has however failed to distinguish between the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the Additional Protocols of 1977. For instance, Additional Protocol II of 8 June, 1977 deals with internal conflicts such as between government forces (e.g. GOSL) and dissidents or organized groups (e.g. LTTE). Protocol II relate to "Protection of Victims of Non-International Armed Conflicts" which is additional to the Geneva Convention of 12 August 1949.

Article 3 of this Protocol titled "Non-intervention" states:

1. "Nothing in this Protocol shall be invoked for the purpose of affecting the sovereignty of a State or the responsibility of the government, by all legitimate means, to maintain or re-establish law and order in the State or to defend the national unity and territorial integrity of the State".

2. "Nothing in this Protocol shall be invoked as a justification for intervening, directly or indirectly, for any reason whatever, in the armed conflict or in the internal or external affairs of the High Contracting Party in the territory of which that conflict occurs".

It is clear from the foregoing that the concept of State sovereignty has not eroded, and that it is an accepted concept when it comes to conflicts of a Non-International character. The question as to why the Sri Lankan Government has not invoked this provision has been raised; but no satisfactory answer has been offered by officials of successive Governments. Had the provisions of Protocol II been invoked, would not the conduct of the Sri Lankan Government been judged by Humanitarian Law and not Human Rights Laws?

Sam Perera said...

Jay the Terrorist Scummy,

One more article to counter your fake logic and fake intellect.

Nihal Jayawickrama should’ve known better about sovereignty

By Rajpal Abeynayake

(April 04, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Dr. Nihal Jayawickrama’s recent Sunday newspaper article on “sovereignty’’, or the invoking of state sovereignty being outmoded with reference to international interventionism, goes on to suggest essentially that anyresistance to human rights based investigations may only indicate that “we have skeletons rattling in our cupboards.’’

He seems to think that Sri Lanka’s only option therefore is to submit to any call for war crimes investigations etc., in order to convince the world that “we have no skeletons rattling in our cupboards’’, sovereignty being an outmoded legal concept anyway.
I think we do not need Dr Jayawickrama to tell us that in today’s world there are no absolute entitlements to sovereignty.

Asithri said...

Parrot LTTE whore,

[What is the purpose of your Singhalese Language?]

Good question.

I really think you should ask that question from the LTTE whores who got caught in Colombo "with inadequate Singhalese language training" !!!

Wow!!!

:)) :)) :))

Yeah whorebitch, if only you knew what happened to them fellow terroist whores of yours who got caught and could only babble "Singhalese" in a sentence or two...ha ha ha...

Yes, I am told in at least a couple of occasions they first tried to pretend that they were Sinhelas from Trinco...then they changed the story and said they were Sinhelas from abroad and then yet again they changed the story and said they were really just Muslims in Colombo waiting to go to the ME and then finally they said "we are ready to go to our dreamland peelam" and boy, did they ever get sent to the peelam - that is after they had spilled the beans as to "who else is here and who else is involved" !!!

wow! Those were the sweet days when many a horrific LTTE claymore was disarmed due to many terrorist whores who likely cynically asked themselves the questioned when in LTTE "Singhalese training classes" in Vanni "what is the purpose of your Singhalese Language?" !!!

ha ha ha...hoo hoo hoo...

These are classic counter-terrorism stories...not for the faint of heart.

LMSSAO!!! Truly LMSSAO!!!

"What is the purpose of your Singhalese Language?"

Indeed! What a laugh!!!

OaO Asithri

Asithri said...

Sam,

Good stuff!

With your counter-posts I am sure you have made this LTTE Jay-whore go impotent again and he's likely now reaching for a double-doser of his "uplifter" !!!

:)) :)) :))

This We-Tamil whorebitch is really a specimen I must say. He will pick up any and every, even innocuous and marginal, "down" news breadcrumb about SL and then come dancing here with all the hoola 'n fun as if he has just reversed the Nanthikadal surgery!!!

ha ha ha...

That's because behind his facade of sophistication, he is actually a bloody sinna-podiyen Sakkiliya, with a small mind for small things.

LMSSAO!!! Truly LMSSAO!!!

OaO Asithri

Sam Perera said...

Parrot the LTTE Scummy,

Please make no mistake about Asithri. I have not seen him treating a pundi andei like you with any undue dignity. I strongly believe Asithri is using the most appropriate language to address a lowlife terrorist pundey andei like you.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Presidents vavuniay speech

What the president said was clear, if you listen to the sound in the Lankadeepa video by Nisal you can hear some one in the crowd yelling "Api Sinhala" 0.27 sec.

And then President replies "ow api sinhala, mamath sjinhala...."


Whats important here is that,president was ready to stand firm on Sinhala hooligans, supporting national integration, while those great "humanitarians" or "national harmony builders" are ready to sacrifice an opportunity to take a step towards national integration for political gain.

Diyasena said...

The real MR speech in vavuniya,

http://video.lankadeepa.lk/videos/245/prasident-vavuniya

Shame on you Lanka truth for, trying to pull another Channel 4 episode..And damn shame to those who came to parrot those fabricated views on this blog..

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

We used white vans. But look what the Aussies use

White planes

Wow baby the convict republic is way ahead of all.

Sujeewa Kokawala said...

මීළඟ පාර්ලිමේන්තුවේදී
බෙදුම්වාදය ප්‍රවර්ධනය කරන පක්‍ෂ
තහනම් රෙගුලාසි සම්මත කළ යුතුයි
ආරක්‍ෂක ලේකම් ගෝඨාභය රාජපක්‍ෂ

මහනුවර - සිරිල් විමලසුරේJද්‍ර

බෙදුම්වාදය සහ ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය ප්‍රවර්ධනය කරන දේශපාලන පක්‍ෂ තහනම් කිරීමට මීළඟ පාර්ලිමේන්තුව රෙගුලාසි සම්මත කළ යුතු යෑයි ආරක්‍ෂක ලේකම් ගෝඨාභය රාජපක්‍ෂ මහතා ඊයේ සංචාරක අමාත්‍ය සහ මහනුවර දිස්‌ත්‍රික්‌ එක්‌සත් ජනතා නිදහස්‌ සන්ධානයේ අපේක්‍ෂක ෆයිසර් මුස්‌තාපා මහතා විසින් සංවිධානය කර තිබූ සංඝ සභා රැස්‌වීමකදී රාජපක්‍ෂ මහතා මෙසේ පැවැසීය.

පෙඩරල්වාදය, නිජබිම, බෙදුම්වාදය ගැන කතා කරන අය තවමත් රටේ ඉන්නව. එල්. ටී. ටී. ඊ. සාමාජිකයන් තුන් හතරදෙනෙකුත් මේ පාර්ලිමේන්තු මැතිවරණයටත් තරග වැදී ඉන්නවා.

මේ බෙදුම්වාදීන්ට අවශ්‍ය වී ඇත්තේ විදේශ රටවල පදිංචිව සිsටින ද්‍රවිඩ ජාතික ප්‍රජාව හා ජාත්‍යන්තර ප්‍රජාව සතුටු කරන්නයි.

මේ අවස්‌ථාවේදී මුළු ජාතියම සියලු භේද දුරලා එක්‌සත්ව කටයුතු කිරීම ඉතා වැදගත්. බෙදුම්වාදය සහ ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය මීළඟ පරපුරට ඉතිරි නොකළ යුතුයි. රටට මුහුණපා ඇති බාධා ඉවත් කර නියම සාමය උදාකිරීම සඳහා ඉදිරියට 2/3 ක බලයක්‌ සහිත ස්‌ථාවර ශක්‌තිමත් පාර්ලිමේන්තුවක්‌ තිබිය යුතුයි.

අපේ අතීත නායකයන් දැක්‌වූ උදාසීනත්වය නිසා වසර 30 ක පමණ කාලයක්‌ නාස්‌තිකාර යුද්ධය දිගට ඇදී ගිය, ජීවිත දහස්‌ ගණනක්‌ රටට අහිමි වුණා.

රට වැටී සිටි ඉතාමත් අවාසනාවන්ත තත්ත්වයෙන් මුදා ගැනීමට ජනාධිපති මහින්ද රාජපක්‍ෂ මහතාට හැකිවුණේ සියලුම පාර්ශ්වයන් සමග සාකච්ඡා කොට ඒ හැමගෙන් ලැබුණු උපදෙස්‌ අනුව ක්‍රියාකළ නිසයි.

ඕනෑම පුද්ගලයකු ඉදිරිපත් කරන කරුණුවලට ඉවසීමෙන් සවන් දීමේ උතුම් ගුණාංගය ඔහුට තිබෙනවා.

ඔහු යටතේ සිටි නිලධාරීන් සිතුවෙත් කොටි ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය විනාශ කළ නොහැකි බවයි. නමුත් ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය නැතිකර දැමිය යුතු ආකාරය ගැන ඉතා උනන්දුවෙන් යුතුව ජනාධිපතිවරයා සොයා බැලුවා. සෙසු අයගේ අදහස්‌වලට සවන් දීමට අතීත වෙනත් නායකයන් උනන්දුවක්‌ දැක්‌වූ නමුත් එම නායකයන් යුද්ධයෙන් පමණක්‌ ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය විනාශ කළ නොහැකිය යන ස්‌ථාවරය උඩ ක්‍රියා කළ නමුත් උපක්‍රමශීලීව ත්‍රස්‌තවාදය විනාශ කළ හැකි ආකාරයක්‌ ගැන සිත යොමු කළේ නැහැ.

උගත් දක්‍ෂ අවංක පුද්ගලයන් මහජන නියෝජිතයන් ලෙස පාර්ලිමේන්තුවට පත්කර ගත යුතු බවත් මෙහිදී වැඩිදුරටත් පැවැසූ ආරක්‍ෂක ලේකම්වරයා ඒ සඳහා මහජනතාවට උපදෙස්‌ දෙන මෙන් මහා සංඝරත්නයෙන් ඉල්ලා සිටියේය.

මහනුවර ක්‌වීන්ස්‌ හෝටලයේ පැවැති මෙම රැස්‌වීමේදී මහාචාර්ය හඟුරන්කෙත ධීරානන්ද හිමි හා ෆයිසර් මුස්‌තාපා මහතාද මෙහිදී අදහස්‌ දැක්‌වූහ.

LankaPade said...

Prince Pakis to the rescue:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRsCK407aF0

Everyone rhyme with me: Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!

I am in the process of writing an award winning song:
Ayubhovan Maharajage Puthanani



Just heard that the success of USA is the contribution by new immigrant students such as Google. It seems talented people around the world are hungry to migrate to USA and seed their ideas and grow.

Look at this video: You don't need any personal achievement to back a leadership position. All you need is the family background and a good PR firm.

Yes, west is exploiting in their society, not like this.

You can't expect a city boy to fix the village. This is how you seek to achieve high dreams on the backs of poor Sri Lankans.

Some day Prince Pakis will fly around in airplanes while poor villagers will hop on pot holes that never get fixed right.

It is very hard to be a genuine SL patriot. It is very easy to be a Pakis patriot though.

Hik Hik

Let's hear the counter arguments from the Pakis community now.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...


The heart of Pakisland failure: Elections.

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hah hah hah
Ponnaya, now arguing against democracy.

A mind gone out of whack

LankaPade said...

දේශපකයා

Do you believe there is democracy in Pakisland?

Huh Hooo!

LankaPade said...

Pakisland Democracy

http://www.lankatruth.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5164:savage-attack-with-police-assistance-on-fast-unto-death&catid=34:lead-news&Itemid=50

LankaPade said...

දේශපකයා's Pakisland Democracy

http://www.lankatruth.com/sin/images/photos/Cartoons/2010/February/spc20100218.jpg

දේශපාලුවා said...
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දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා

Do you believe there is democracy in Pakisland?
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Why are you asking me? Didnt you already answer your question even before you asked it?
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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...


The heart of Pakisland failure: Elections.
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Talk about arguing against yourself.

................... retard

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා's Pakisland Democracy

http://www.lankatruth.com
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Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Pakisland Democracy

http://www.lankatruth.com/index.php?option=com

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Look at this retarded monkey.

He cites lankatruth.com as a reference to democracy.

The site maintained by the party with the most undemocratic history in Sri Lanka, next to LTTE.

They do not even believe in democracy theoretically.

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I have seen idiots in my life, but you top them all.

heh heh heh

LankaPade said...

Democracy Index

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index

According to that, what you have is a "Flawed democracy".


I guess, that is better than what you get in China or Russia.

No wonder the migration lines at the Canadian or EU is high.

Heh heh

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Democracy Index
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

Deshapakaya

Digest this:

http://network



හෙහ් හෙහ් හෙහ්,

පොන්නයා පුක ඉරාගෙන සර්ච් කරනවා වගේ මට ඇටෑක් කරන්න.

Why did you loose faith about lankatruth?

Wikipedia, the "most relaible" source in the internet (where any retard could add anything)

and canada's national post.

Is this all you can find, after several hours of web search?

LankaPade said...

දේශපකයා, no defense ha?
Go to personal attacks when you can't respond.

Only in Pakisland

දේශපාලුවා said...

Here is the video with transcript

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා, no defense ha?

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Ayyiyo, did you loose faith with the lankatruth comrades?

Fonseka's guardians.

LankaPade said...

>> transcript

Chasing away Sinhalese and trying to sleep with Tamils

Only in Pakisland

LankaPade said...

Democracy, Only in Pakisland

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

>> transcript

Chasing away Sinhalese and trying to sleep with Tamils

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Nope, chasing away extremists Tamil or Sinhala.

Thanks for the emphasis

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

දේශපකයා, no defense ha?
Go to personal attacks when you can't respond.
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Didnt even get started yet.

What a cry baby.

Sam Perera said...

Parrot the Terrorist Scummy,

Your blather has not taken you anywhere other than to the top joker of Eelam award. You neither capable of bringing up a coherent argument nor you are knowledgeable about Sri Lanka to talk anything intelligently. You are just plain human refuse who don't deserve a place anywhere. At this point, you need to come to terms that we flushed Thalivar's remains to a birthplace, a cesspit in Tamil Peelam. He cannot make it back. Most certainly your whining will not bring him back. The honorable thing you can do is to swallow the capsule hoping to meet Thalivar on the other side.

දේශපාලුවා said...

A collection of various interpretations of Vavuniya speech

Diyasena said...

Wonder how innovative america was 62 years after independence in 1843 or a year after the civil war in 1866..

SL is miles ahead in that context..

Violence: How many school shootings take place in SL eh dole bludger???

Elections: Where else can you get most votes in the country and lose the election??


However the good thing for Sri Lanka is that most people who practised violence, election fraud and terrorism are now dole bludgers in western countries..Due to virulent manifestations of their inbred genes the some eezham tamizh get glass-half empty syndrome and come for SL-bashing on blogs..

LankaPade said...

My mission here is not bashing Sri Lanka but showing parrots how delusional they are. You have to be true to yourself to build a nation. Faked, inflated, corrupt, violent, and diluted democracy won't take us anywhere.

Sure, we had historic glories, Buddhism spreader around the world. Look at us now. That glory has evaporated and we only brag about the history to fool us to feel superior over others.

Modern Sri Lanka is a chaotic society filled with human exploitation and democracy is the choice of control of a bunch of stupid that we call leaders.

දේශපාලුවා said...

Blogger Parrots of Pakisland said...

My mission here is not bashing Sri Lanka but ..............
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කවුද ඇහුවේ?

LankaPade said...

Government paid දේශපකයා must be OT today to defend the most undemocratic regime in the history of SL.

LankaPade said...

Oops, we saw this coming.

"Sri Lanka national airline hit by competition, needs protection: President"

LankaPade said...

Trouble in Pakisland

"Sri Lankan state funds buy into banks as foreigners sell
Apr 05 (LBO) Sri Lanka's state-run funds are buying into private banks as foreign investors continued to exit the country, while governments elsewhere, which had 'nationalized' banks in a banking panic were starting to sell out."

Diyasena said...

Most undemocartic regime in SL history...

Obviously the dole bludger parrot has left SL before 77 then..Of countries like South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia started their ascent to development as five-star democracies..The glass is always half empty isn't it..

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