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whatreallyhap
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19 May 2007 04:13:24 GMT Report for Abuse
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VP does not allow Tamil kids to go to school...
Do not shed crocodile tears for Tamils.
We know all about your concern for the education and well being of Tamil children. |
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19 May 2007 04:13:47 GMT Report for Abuse
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I am sure the LTTE felt the same way when Karuna left.
what to do madayan, Karuns left you guys. He was bought over by the GOSL for few millions of rupees.
your peedung fight is VP's occupation. He runs a veru suucessful extorsion racket...claiming that he is fighting for your peedung!
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19 May 2007 04:15:36 GMT Report for Abuse
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I guess you are new here
Yea cause you are so old enough to be everyone's apachi aren't you? hahah
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Do not shed crocodile tears for Tamils.
We know all about your concern for the education and well being of Tamil children.
why we should worry when Tamil kids do not go to school??
In fact, we are happy..
If they go to school like you morons, they will go out of the country to study in a foreign university and start fighting the keybord wars...
no school...no key bord worriers either..
corc tears or not..those Tamil kids do not go to school..that is the FACT!
WE ARE HAPPY!!
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19 May 2007 04:37:07 GMT Report for Abuse
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What total rubbish lol so aka what you're saying is that basically any goat descended from dravid's s-hole in the past 10,000 years is connected with LTTE. Nice day dream
The Colonel,
I guess the colonel is pouring his frustration out in this forum. I know the Sinhalese are in denial and cannot face the truth. Let me explain.
The Sinhala racists stripped the citizenship of the upcountry Tamils and shipped them back to India like animals after they worked for many generations and they are the economic backbone of Sri Lanka. The Sinhala racist leaders denied the citizenship to Indian Tamils for many decades until Prabhakran showed up with guns.
They only decided to give the citizenship to upcountry Tamils after many successive attacks by the LTTE on military installments elsewhere in the island.
The Sinhala racists leaders realized the Tamils of North-East have already took the arms against the Sinhala racist state and they can't have the same thing in the south. The Sri Lankan state cannot handle another Tamil armed resistance in the South. This is the reason that they granted citizenship to the Upcountry Tamils and even Chandrasekar, the leader of upcountry Tamils agreed this.
Estate Tamils' security is tied to NorthEast's strength- Chandrasekaran
'Recognition of the fundamental rights and the right of citizenship of Hill country Tamils is imperative for long term sustainable peace and stability in Sri Lanka,' said Parliamentarian and Leader of Upcountry Peoples Front (UPF), Mr Periyasamy Chandrasekaran, when he talked with TamilNet Saturday in Washington D.C. On the future security of the people of Indian origin, Mr Chandrasekaran said, 'As a minority community powerless to defend itself against discrimination and repression, the security is tied closely to the security framework to be established by the NorthEast Tamils under the political and military leadership of the Liberation Tigers.'
Mr Chandrasekaran's visit to the US was sponsored by the Federation of Tamil Organizations of North America (FeTNA) which held its annual conference in Texas.
Excerpts from his interview recorded at the eve of his departure from the U.S to the United Kingdom follow:
Q. Can you tell us the reason for your trip to the United States?
Chandrasekaran: FeTNA invited me to address their July gathering. I also was interested in meeting expatriate Tamil community to increase their involvement in the welfare of hill country people and wanted to meet officials of the State Department to raise their awareness to the plight of estate workers. These two weeks have been quite productive and I am quite happy with the responses that I got from these different groups of people
Q: Bill to grant citizenship to stateless Tamils of Indian origin in the hill districts passed without opposition in Sri Lanka?s Parliament in October 2003. Have the long struggle of your community against statelessness fully resolved now?
Chandrasekaran: Although the bill allowed all those born after 1964 eligible to apply for citizenship, hurdles still remain. Immigration Authorities can still insist the applicants to produce other documents such as birth certificates of parents, the same situation that plagued the estate community earlier in applying for citizenship. It remains to be seen if the agencies of the Sri Lanka Government behave in a fair manner to expedite procedures in granting citizenship.
Q. Have there been improvements to the wages and living conditions of the estate workers in the past several years?
Chandrasekaran: During the 1985-1986 time frame when the tea estates were privatized, the trade unions comprising the Ceylon Workers' Congress (CWC), Lanka Jathika Estate Workers Union (LJEWU) and Joint Plantation Trade Union Committee (JPTUC) made a 'Collective Agreement (CA)' with the Employers Federation for wage increase negotiations. This agreement continues even now to the detriment of the estate workers where workers cannot exercise true union power, and other unions including my own (UPF) are excluded from this negotiating process. Further the wage negotiation takes place once every two years according to the CA. The standard wage remains at Rs 180/day, hardly enough to keep up with the price increases of essential commodities which are rising daily.
UPF has filed a fundamental rights petition in Colombo courts on the legality of the CA and is waiting to hear comments from the Courts.
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Q. Are youths from hill country Tamils trying to move out to other regions of Sri Lanka?
Chandrasekaran: Lack of employment opportunities in hill districts are forcing many youths to seek employment in business establishment in Colombo. Many have moved to areas like Chilaw and Negombo to engage in fishing related actvities. This is a dangerous trend as the estate youth, who due to challenges arising from relocation, tend to assimilate with local communities, change religions, ultimately loosing contact with their native community. However, the estate community is not relocating to areas like Vanni as they did during the late 70s in large numbers. Dangers of racial riots, rejection of India as an alternative destination and increasing Sinhala colonization encouraged the exodus then. These conditions have mitigated now. When ready employment is available and when towns begin to show vitality in the NorthEast, estate youths are likely to find NorthEast an attractive destination.
Q.: You mentioned Sinhala colonization. Can you elaborate?
Chandrasekaran: Currently only Badulla and Nuwara Eliya are the two districts where there is a majority of Tamils of Indian Origin. Bandarawela, Haputalle, Hali Yela, Passar and Lanugalle in Badulla are dominated by people of Indian origin and life is relatively safe. In Nuwara Eliya, although Kotmale, Maskeliya and Valai Panni are traditionally Tamil dominated, demography is being changed by the Government annexing parts of Sinhala concentrated Kandy to both Kotmale and Vallai Panni, and parts of Hamburangetta to Maskeliya.
Indian Tamils living in Deniyaya, Avissawela, Yatiyantota and in several other Central and Southern towns with tea-estates live in small enclaves surrounded by Sinhala villages. Many of these towns do not have Tamil schools and some traditionally Tamil schools have only Sinhala teachers. Although there is no blatant racism, families do not feel safe in many of these towns
Q.: You have met LTTE leader Mr Pirapaharan several times. Can you tell us a key issue you both have discussed that affect the estate community the most?
Chandrasekaran: The most critical issue we have often discussed is on the level of symbiotic relationship that is best for both NorthEast and estate Tamils. I have told the LTTE leader that I firmly believe that my community's safety is closely tied to the success of the liberation struggle and that hill country Tamils should not shy away from providing moral support to the LTTE. Mr Pirapaharan says that his organization always regarded the estate workers as their own brothers and sisters, and that he believes the political awareness within the hill country Tamils have to be raised to a higher level for any close political association to be effective. To bring about this change is the challenge facing the leaders of hill district Tamils.
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19 May 2007 04:38:22 GMT Report for Abuse
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Mithra,
I think we should fear these key-board warriors more than the actual 'Tamil liberator warriors'..!
exactly..
when an uneducated Tamil is living in N and E, all what he needs is something to eat, few clots and a little hut.
when the same person is educated (by courticy of GOSL), the demand things...
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19 May 2007 04:42:01 GMT Report for Abuse
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why we should worry when Tamil kids do not go to school??
In fact, we are happy..
If they go to school like you morons, they will go out of the country to study in a foreign university and start fighting the keybord wars...
no school...no key bord worriers either..
corc tears or not..those Tamil kids do not go to school..that is the FACT!
WE ARE HAPPY!!
In that case you must be happy with what VP is doing. In which case you should go all out to support VP.
So will you support VP and LTTE?
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19 May 2007 04:47:47 GMT Report for Abuse
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In that case you must be happy with what VP is doing. In which case you should go all out to support VP.
So will you support VP and LTTE?
of course I support VP to be YOUR leader forever!
Remember, not OUR leader, but YOUR leader!!
We Sinhala people change our leaders every five years or so. YOU have no such luck.
YOU are stuck with a leader who does not allow Tamil kids to go to school.
Before you ask, YES, Sinhala kids do go to school.
Long live VP and may he be the leader of madayans FOREVER.
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19 May 2007 04:49:49 GMT Report for Abuse
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Fear is the Key!
Karuna is an LTTE DOUBLE.
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19 May 2007 05:02:06 GMT Report for Abuse
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I think we should fear these key-board warriors more than the actual 'Tamil liberator warriors'..!
Fear the LTTE.
We are only stating our point of view.
Just like you Keybord generals and air marshales and admirals. |
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