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I don`t have any powers, says Sri Lanka`s Eastern Province Chief Minister - Pillayan
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 23 Nov 2008 11:19:15 GMT Report for Abuse
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Toyya,
I STRONGLY advice you not to insult LOSERS. Even they have a dignity and there's no way that you can call a loser CHENNAI. |
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Where are those uphill Tamils? 45 feet below ground? |
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23 Nov 2008 11:19:32 GMT Report for Abuse
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T19,
Mr Hisbullah has gone further and already said that even 13th Amendment is inadequate in an interview to Veerakesary
'13th Amendment powerless, youth may go for war again' - Eastern minister Hisbullah
TamilNet, Monday, 10 November 2008, 15:55 GMT
Powers devolved under the 13th amendment to provincial council are being taken away by the central government by issuing gazette notifications and circulars. The provincial council has no power to transfer even a police constable, lamented Mr.M.L.A.M.Hisbullah, a Minister in the Eastern Provincial Council in an exclusive interview to the weekly edition of the leading Tamil daily Virakesari published from Colombo.
Mr.M.S.M.Hisbullah resigns from Government post
MLAM Hisbullah
Mr.Hisbullah further said according to 13th amendment powers have been devolved to the provincial council on various subjects, Irrigation, Agriculture, and Land and so on. The power to appoint a Deputy Inspector General of Police is also devolved to the PC but only in writing and not in force. Powers devolved to the PC have been withdrawn step by step by the central government. |
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 23 Nov 2008 11:19:58 GMT Report for Abuse
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upul for your eyes only
On July 31, 2008, in the tail-end of an election campaign, the government announced that the army had entered the Kilinochchi District. Spurious reports about the imminent fall of Kilinochchi Town have followed ever since.
Yet three months and at least 526 dead and 3,102 seriously injured or maimed young soldiers later, the latest reports available claim that the army is still a whole 9 km. from Kilinochchi town, and is yet to cross the deadly A-9 highway at any single point.
These reports give the lie to several statements from some of the most senior figures in prosecuting this war. President Mahinda Rajapakse announced in New York on September 22 that the army was a mere 4.5 kilometres from Kilinochchi.
Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake announced on the eve of the August provincial council elections that Kilinochchi town might fall 'even tomorrow.' And the ever-astute Army Commander, Lieutenant General Sarath Fonseka claimed nearly two months ago at a book launch that several buildings in Kilinochchi could actually be 'seen' from the soldiers' positions then.
Super-vision
It is a pretty tough bet to see even the mighty World Trade Centre in Fort from 10 kilometres away, but the Army Commander claimed that several weeks (and much more than 10 kilometres) ago, buildings in the Tiger headquarters town were clearly visible. Barring super-vision, that was also a lie.
It is relevant therefore to ascertain what territory the security forces have in factliberated from the Tigers and how much further they have to go before claiming like George Bush six years ago, 'Mission Accomplished'so that the people canhave realistic expectations as to when the war will end as opposed to politically motivated deadlines dished out by the government and its media propagandists.
Thus realistically theforce closest to Kilinochchi, the army's 57th Division, has had a far tougher time than the day to day reports from the Defence Ministry or Media Centre for National Security claim.
Should we cite any of the sources available to us that give the reality of the sour, gruesome picture on the battlefront, we run the risk of being shut down under the prevailing draconian media environment, yet there is enough information in the Defence Ministry reports to present at least an abstract of the ground realities up north.
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23 Nov 2008 11:21:10 GMT Report for Abuse
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600 kill ed and 3800 injured at killi alone in 2 months |
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23 Nov 2008 11:21:21 GMT Report for Abuse
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Saraji,
Ha ha ha,
But still we WILL NOT let you guys have Peelam:))))
Please send more money to TRO account, we can STEAL it:)))) |
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 23 Nov 2008 11:22:50 GMT Report for Abuse
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In the process, Srilanka has become the permanant beggar for food and survival and leading to bankruptsy situation.... yes not a bad for singlecells.
Thanakku oru kannu ponalum than ethirikku rendu kannum poganumnu ninachha singalan indru muzhu oonamaga marikondu irukkiran. |
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look how honest sla /gosl
Asian Tribune asked Minister Keheliya Rambukkawella to comment on the recent allegation by Mangala Samaraweera, Leader of SLFP Mahajana Wing, who said, 'This is an endless war. Newspapers do not publish these things. You will not be allowed to publish these either. I know that by last Tuesday, 235 injured soldiers were brought to Colombo National Hospital. It was reported that 85 were brought to Kalubowila, 90 to Jayawardenepura and more than 300 to Military Hospital. Also, the bodies of more than 200 brave sons of this country were brought to Jayaratne Funeral Directors. This government is preparing to sacrifice any number of lives to hide all these and cover up its inabilities.'
Minister Keheliya Rambukkawella said, 'Our forces are involved in fighting against the most ruthless terrorist organization. In a fight there has to be causalities on the winning side, as well as on the losing side.'
He added, in May 1996, in the 'Operation Liberation' military campaign to free Vadamarachchy, Brigadier Denzil Kobbekaduwa in his confidential report to Colombo said that the causality figures were well over 15,000.
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23 Nov 2008 11:23:57 GMT Report for Abuse
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Don't let Mr Brown ban you with this kind of language.
lol !
Wat a Concern for me You Monkey !
Only last week you guys could not stand me & there was even 'agreement' among singlecelled not to reply back to CHennai guy !
U Morons have tried every trick in the Book to stop me from Posting here in this forum in support of Eelam tamils ...yet failed miserably each time !
Paawam... Bunch of Losers ....
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23 Nov 2008 11:26:00 GMT Report for Abuse
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Dear saleem..
aahh i see now... my bad,,i missed that article...wounder why not many medias made published that story...
i think it is time , the Muslims also make some more and more noises! |
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