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Sinthaka
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Another claymore attack on SL rapist coolie forces at SinnaCheddikulam,in Vavuniya. killed 3 coolies there.


SL Coolie Forces?

You mean SerachoLan (SL) Coolie forces....

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LK Information  5 Dec 2007 09:53:00 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Moby

Massages offered in Thai Massage Parlors


exceptional Topic..damn it ..time is up..i have to leave office..we shall discuss this tomorrow..

Looks are your going to Bangkok again..lolz

Have a great day guys..SL and Murali are struggling again..

England has a chance to win the Test match...Interesting Last session!
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LK Information  5 Dec 2007 10:25:07 GMT  Report for Abuse  
An eighteen-year-old pregnant mother


LOL they wanted to have the cake and eat it as well.

This is a three in one propaganda hit.

A pregnant, female, child.
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LK Information  5 Dec 2007 10:25:45 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Moby:

What history books are you reading dude? What bloody occupation? this has always been like that.


No matter how many times we tell or how many times the historians tell, you people cannot get out of Mahavansam.

his (i.e. Mutasiva) son Devanam piya Tissa, that Buddhism was first introduced this island


Have you heard any Sinhala name called 'Mutasiva' or 'Devanam'? These were Tamil/Chola Kings, but they became Buddhists.

Look, Ellalan ruled Ellan Puram in 161 BC:
One of the kings that ruled Ceylon was Ellalan. He ruled the entire island from 161 BC ­ 117 BC.

Ref: http://www.tchr.net/colonisation_detail.htm

Then Sinhala Kings defeated and occupied the capital and made it to Anuradapura.

You guys have to digest history, which unfortunately you guys are not willing to do.


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Eelamaya,

Machan, rather I think its you who can't digest history...

Look even Wikepedia has some choice words for your kind...

The Mahavamsa has, especially in modern Sri Lanka, acquired a significance as a document with a political message. The British historian Jane Russell has recounted how a process of 'Mahavamsa Bashing' began in the 1930s, especially from within the Tamil Nationalist movement. The Mahavamsa, being a history of the Sinhala Buddhists, presented itself to the Tamil Nationalists and the Sinhala Nationalists as the hegemonic epic of the Sinhala people. This was attacked by G. G. Ponnambalam, the leader of the Nationalist Tamils in the 1930s. He claimed that most of the Sinhala kings, including Vijaya, Kasypa, Parakramabahu etc., were Tamils. An inflammatory speech attacking the Sinhalese and the Mahavamsa by G. G. Ponnambalam in 1939, in Navalapitiya lead to the first Sinhala-Tamil riots engulfing Navalapitiya, Passara, Maskeliya and even Jaffna,. The riots were rapidly put down by the British colonial government and did not lead to the terrible ampleur of the post-indepenent conflicts.

Various writers have called into question the morality of the account given in the Mahavamsa, where Dutugamunu regrets his actions in killing the Chola king Elara and his troops. The Mahavamsa equates the killing of the invaders as being on par with the killing of 'sinners and wild beasts', and the King's sorrow and regret are assuaged. This is considered by some critics as an ethical error. However, Buddhism does recoginze a hierarchy of sinful actions. Thus the killing of an Arhant (a saint) is more sinful than the killing of a less worthy being. Buddhists would assert that killing an elephant is a bigger sin (bad karma) than killing an ant. The same type of thinking is enshrined in the Hindu law of Manu where harming a 'Brahamin' and a 'chandala' have vastly different consequences, and animal sacrifices are allowed in Hindu ritual. Thus the Mahavamsa is true to the Buddhist ethics of its time. The important thing to note is that Dutugamunu regreted his act, and this was also required by the Buddhist example of Asoka who became a pacifist after a series of bloody military campaigns.

An eminent historian who has come to the defence of the Mahavamsa is Karthigesu Indrapala. He has argued that the popular presentation of the Mahavamsa as a work of Sinhala Buddhist Chauvinism is incorrect, and that the Mahavamsa writer was singularly fair in his presentation. However, the Mahavamsa will continue to be used and misused by Sri Lanka's political zelots for their own narrow purposes.


Read my lips...sorry..words

An eminent historian who has come to the defence of the Mahavamsa is Karthigesu Indrapala. He has argued that the popular presentation of the Mahavamsa as a work of Sinhala Buddhist Chauvinism is incorrect, and that the Mahavamsa writer was singularly fair in his presentation. However, the Mahavamsa will continue to be used and misused by Sri Lanka's political zelots for their own narrow purposes.


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


This is exactly why you buggers have lost all credibility in your 'struggle'. Who in this wide world is ever gonna listen to you guys seriously if you make UTTER MOCKERY of history by distorting it so blatantly with bare faced lies.

Taking bits and pieces out of articles Hallucinated by some half baked academics and part time petrol shed attends and posted diligently in Sangam and Tamilnation does not tantamount to credible references.

No wonder you guys have become one heck of bunch of sorry jokers.
Even Wikipedia is ridiculing you. LAJJA!
How much more ridicule can you take machan?




Edited By - Sinthaka - 5 Dec 2007 11:07:02 GMT
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LK Information  5 Dec 2007 10:36:48 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Moby1975,

it would be nice to have more of a Thai vibe in SL. Don't stick to only Bangkok. Phuket is very nice.
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Best to go in spring. Now it is much too busy and rates are extremely high. Phuket is a great place to live and i know two Sri Lankan divers who work there and share my admiration for the Thai Ladies.
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LK Information  5 Dec 2007 10:56:41 GMT  Report for Abuse  
I am confused. Help me here. Legal age in Sri Lanka to marry is 18 for a girl. How is she pregnant at 18? Statutory rape rampant in Vanni, while the Diaspora Apologists are worried about whats going on elsewhere in SL?


Hi moby,
What is the big issue you are having in that? If someone is above 18 they can get married and get pregnant. So explaint it to me. what is wrong in there. Let me remind you there are 12 months in a year and that woman could be 18 years and 10 months old. You dont call it 19 years you know that? Dont just jump up and come to any conclusion..ok Do you understand or do you need another montesorri explanation?

LB
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Mr.Bronw,
Do you have any age restriction to join the forum.Better impose it strictly. some people who are very weak in grade one maths are taking part in discussion.

LB
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LK Information  5 Dec 2007 11:08:20 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Hi jana,
how are you doing? Didnt see you arround.Take care,
Catch you later.

LB
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