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looser!!Got a rotten egg on face!:)))))))

You naive puppy... this happen 30 years ago... now we want closure, 100% eradication of the LTTE, it's support base, it's infrastructure and everything related to it will be the only way the Sri Lankan population will move forwards. Sometimes to remove a cancer, amputation is needed.

is this script of some award winning sinhala movie ?

who is this swamy ?

he he he

no originality:))))))

We are ready die to the last tamil.

Lets have peace or lets have war. We are ready die to the last tamil.Why life with animals?

Subramanian Swamy
Following time at the Indian Statistical Institute, he was awarded a doctorate by Harvard University in 1965 aged 26. Two of his advisors at the time were Simon Kuznets and Paul A. Samuelson. For a time, while completing his dissertation in 1963, he worked in the Economics cell of the UN Secretariat. He subsequently worked as a resident tutor at Lowell House, and as an assistant professor for the Harvard Economics department. Subsequently he has been a regular lecturer at the Harvard Summer School.

Sinhala Only Act was the beginning of the cancer and now it has spread all over. Hatred of minorities will only prolong the agony.

Much false propaganda has been generated and good men like DS have been besmirched. People like Ponnambalam Ramanathan, in collusion with Governor Maitland introduced the principle of 'communal representation' in the legislative process. Some Sinhala leaders rejected this ('Ramanathan's deception'), and then came the Donoughmore commission which proposed Universal Franchise.

Surely, it was a defining moment when the Colombo Tamil leaders decided that their dominant position would be threatened, unless they separated themselves from the Sinhalese, and call for a separate identity. G. G. Ponnambalam (GGP) in the State Council in 1934 declared that he was 'a proud Dravidian' and rejected the 'Ceylonese' concept of a polity of a single people. Natesan and others followed suit, as a reading of the political history of the times will reveal. Ponnambalam lent his voice to a movement which began to attack Sinhala Buddhists, and the Mahavamsa, their famed historical chronicle. Should I remind Mr. Kumaran that the first Sinhala-Tamil Riot occurred in 1939, in Navalapitiya, and spread to Passara, Maskeliya and to many other towns, when the Colonial government stepped in and stamped it out?

The riot was sparked by the inflammatory racist speech of GGP in Navalapitiya, attacking the Sinhala Buddhists and the Mahavamsa (see The Hindu Organ, June 1, 1939 and other newspapers of the time). It was then that S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike (SWRD) saw an opportunity, and went to every one of the cities touched by the riots, and established branches of the Sinhala Maha Sabha (see The Hindu Organ, June 19, 1939). It was in this extremely heated atmosphere that GGP developed his fifty-fifty solution as a means of safeguarding the dominant position of the Tamils. Far from bridging the gap between the communities, every action of GGP was designed to drive this 'difference' between the Tamils - descendants of the Dravidians, and the Sinhalese, a 'hybrid mongrel race split of from the aboriginal Tamils and mixed with Aryan invaders' (as stated by GGP in Navalapitiya in 1939).