Sri Lanka News Updates with Discussions

Going to be a one year now still repositioning and testically withdreawing......ha ha ha...bla..bla..bla

For 35 years with all that money extorted from tamils for what ?

It is incomprehensible, unless ofcourse you too operate on a musterd seed brain.

NOT YET CAPTURED vanni,mullitivu,killinochchii .....

Ah that money is well spend...for Piruba, Selvam and Pottu's childrens foreign education......42' flat tv, Balasingham's whisky....Selvam's Thai girls...., Balradge bypass surgery...Pirubah's undergorund palace...etc.....

Wait wait....and see.......we have one year..... :-)

Wait wait....and see.......we have one year..... :-)

How is it possible that Tamils follow Velu like God ?
What has he done to Tamils?

(Lanka-e-News, July 02, 2008, 11.00 PM) Defense Spokesman Minister Keheliya Rambukwella promised the media persons today that he would look into the suspicion of them that there was hidden paw that the ministerial subcommittee cannot control behind the attacks on the journalists.

Media persons repeatedly questioned the Minister and the police spokesman SSP Ranjith Gunasekara over the lack of productivity of the police investigations on intimidation of 12 media persons before Namal Perera incident.
A foreign journalist asked if the government had taken the incident of attacking officials of the Sri Lanka Press Institute and the UK High Commission in the heart of Colombo city as a joke. He pointed out that no arrests have been made after three days. Media persons were not satisfied over the Minister s and police spokesman s assurances that the investigations were successfully proceeding. Commenting on Keith Noir incident they said that the victim party did not corporate with the investigation.

The police spokesman s statement that some people lodge such complaints expecting political asylum in foreign countries, the press conference became hot again. They asked to name at least one such journalist but neither the Minister nor the police spokesman named them. The Hindu Journalist questioned how the government could provide security to the SAARC summit in a context police failed to arrest the culprits who attacked and attempted to abduct two journalists in the heart of Colombo city.

Minister Rambukwella said that such problems are in other countries as well and full security would be provided to the SAARC summit.

The Minister and the police spokesman appeared to have no idea on those who level attacks on media.

Another journalist pointed out that media persons had doubts that the Defense Ministry website that disseminated threats to the journalists who criticized the security forces was behind these attacks. He said that an outbreak of such incidents preceded the President s official foreign tours and it was for the good of the government to identify the hidden paws.

Media persons pointed out that they believed that the ministerial subcommittee was incapable to control the powers that handle these incidents and an alternative action was needed.

even ELEPHANTPASS SLA camp which was considered one of the strong camps with its geographically safe location to attack by enemy had been successfully captured by tamil army bla... bla ...bla...

Arrest goons attacked Namal and Mahendra massive demonstration in Kollupitiya
(Lanka-e-News, July 02, 2008, 10.15 PM) Media organizations, United National Party (UNP), Sri Lanka Muslim Congress (SLMC) Sri Lanka Freedom Party People s Wing (SLFP-PW) trade unions, civil society organizations and others held a massive demonstration at Kollupitiya junction urging the authorities to arrest the culprits who attacked two media persons in at Polhengoda in Colombo. Opposition Leader Ranil Wickramasinghe was a prominent figure among the agitators.

A group traveling in a white van attacked Mr. Namal Perera, the Curriculum Coordinator of Sri Lanka Press Institute and Mr. Mahendra Rathnaweera, Political and Media Officer of the UK High Commission while they were traveling in a vehicle on June 30.

The protesters marched up to Kollupitiya Liberty roundabout chanting slogans against the President, Defense Secretary and police.

Addressing the gathering after the demonstration Free Media Movement Spokesman Sunanda Deshapriya said, Today people gathered here irrespective of political differences. We urge not to attack and kill media persons. Arrest the culprits. We urge President Mahinda Rajapakse who frequented these agitations earlier to provide solutions to these problems. Otherwise, we will join hands with all local and international forces to protest the media suppression of the government.