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Troops reach Jayapuram - Over 40 Tigers killed
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KonapuBandara
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 14 Oct 2008 01:36:59 GMT Report for Abuse
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you forgot Western plank and TN. Plus the 8000 or so, well trained Tiger force. They are rumored to be there to invade Jaffna
Good god, my poor fellow, you have been driven insane by the imminent collapse of LTTE. You keep going from WMD one day to invasion from TN. Only thing those poor wretches in TN can send to our fair shores is feces. That is if they move their public defecation from roadsides to the beaches of Rameswaram.
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saleemtariq
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 14 Oct 2008 01:45:15 GMT Report for Abuse
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Who can destroy the country more? SLDF or LTTE?
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There is no doubt in the minds of right minded that a majority that make up more than 74% of the population, and with air power, Navy, army of some 200,000 will 'succeed' in the military operations.
The SLDF say that they killed more LTTE, people and destroyed more buildings and livelihood of people.
Those who bomb and shell more destroy and kill more.
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 14 Oct 2008 01:46:11 GMT Report for Abuse
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wait only few weeks, may not much than a 10 weeks,,,,
really we can see a wonderful game in Wanni.
you need to be more specific when you say 'Wanni' here after.
Its only Mulathivu that you can talk of now. |
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 14 Oct 2008 01:46:25 GMT Report for Abuse
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They are dancing the devil in TN while all doors are being closed on the LTTE... if this comes through, it will be one of the biggest cash flows stopped.
The Australian federal Government is considering listing the LTTE as a terror organisation, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said.
Talk about a race of loses who are betting their future on terror organization hated by the whole world.... apart from the Peelamists of course... |
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The tide changes direction in the Indian Ocean.
India arrests 66 Lankan fishermen, seizes 12 boats
A joint surveillance by Indian helicopters and coast guard ships led to 12 Sri Lankan boats that allegedly intruded into Indian territorial waters and their catch of fish being seized, and 66 crew members arrested off the Visakhapatnam coast, an Indian newspaper reported yesterday.
There is a saying that a habitual thief will be caught one day.
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 14 Oct 2008 01:49:41 GMT Report for Abuse
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The SLDF say that they killed more LTTE, people and destroyed more buildings and livelihood of people.
So what...? :-) |
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14 Oct 2008 01:54:24 GMT Report for Abuse
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Saleem
the arrests of Fishermen from both countries is a normal occurrence. It i expected when both countries' fishing territories are next to each other.
They arrest our fishermen and we arrest their fishermen... |
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14 Oct 2008 01:55:57 GMT Report for Abuse
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The tide changes direction in the Indian Ocean
Saleemtariq, my poor fellow, this is indeed good news for us. This would mean that all the feces from TN wretches will wash back on their stinking beaches instead of ours.
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14 Oct 2008 01:56:49 GMT Report for Abuse
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The SL Foreign Minister sees 'red under his bed'.
THe OZ Foreign Ministry website says in English
Mr Smith also raised the Australian Government s concerns about ongoing violence in Sri Lanka and the worsening humanitarian situation.
Australia s view remains that Sri Lanka s conflict cannot be resolved through military means alone. All parties to the conflict must work towards a political solution that meets the legitimate aspirations of all Sri Lankans, he said.
but, SL FM interprets into Sinhalese. |
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