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Major rebel arms cache found in Sri Lanka: govt
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samanj
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 15:50:13 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Kural the warmonger.......... Absolute moron.

You took loans to provide Velu to buy arms.
Now, why not take another loan to feed the IDPs ? They are your people.
deborak
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 15:55:43 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Sinhala racists steal from dead Tamils.


So self immolate!!

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alwaysalion
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:05:54 GMT  Report for Abuse  
So self immolate!!

Aney ehema kiyanna epa.....
No fun then!
yarlan
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:10:24 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Prabakaran was hoping for an NDA or a Third Front win


This is old news. I mentioned it in one of the threads few weeks ago. An LTTE supporter mentioned it in LNP months ago (written in Tamil).
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:12:27 GMT  Report for Abuse  
We are evergrateful to Tamil Diaspora for donating these weapons and saving the money of Sri Lankans. This will help us better protect the ordinary Tamil civilians in NE.Again thank you very much LTTE and its diaspora.
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:19:04 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Santa Woz here!

Meanwhile, troops unearthed a massive stock of T-56 ammunition kept buried in THONNITHOTTAMADU area in BATTICALOA on Sunday (14). Approximately
150,000 T-56 rounds
were inside their original boxes which had been kept underground for safe-keeping.
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:21:25 GMT  Report for Abuse  
TROOPS recovered nine pistols, one light pistol, one 40 mm grenade launcher, one T-81 weapon, four T-56 weapons, three shotguns, three .22 rifles, one modified weapon, one repeater shot gun, one Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) launcher, seventy RPG rounds and ten chargers from the general areas of WALAYANMADU, RAMANADANPURAM and VISUAMADU during search and clear operations on Saturday (13).

Meanwhile, a special Police team from SERUVILA Police on a tip-off, conducted a search operation in THONITHOTTANMADU area, SERUVILA and uncovered one hundred and twenty T-56 weapons, twelve Light Machine Guns (LMG), one repeater shotgun, twelve Multi Purpose Machine Guns (MPMG) and one 303 rifle the same day (13).


Its raining Guns... Hallelujah!!
impartial
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:23:50 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Guys did we capture kili?muli?
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:25:40 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Guys did we capture kili?muli?

Nope, but we are capturing guns!!
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 		LK Information  15 Jun 2009 16:26:09 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Mahinda's service to India:

http://www.defence.lk/new.asp?fname=20090611_02


This must be a political stunt. We don't want anything like India's Green Revolution repeated in Sri Lanka. The needed agricultural expertise already exists in Sri Lanka. The famers in Sri Lanka have a very good knowledge in sustainable practices. Especially in the north, to overcome the shortages and other effects from economic blockades, scientists and farmers worked to produce high-yield crops. They were assisted by scientists from abroad. I am sure the SL Army has found the remnants of the 'test fields.' They were also working on deploying drip-irrigation technology to conserve water while boosting yields.

May be, Mahinda should look into see how the farmers in Pubjab are now paying for the effects of Green Revolution. Many of them are down with cancer due to high exposure to pesticides. All over India, the farmers using more and fertilizer and pesticides to cope with the drop in yields. Many are committing suicide due to the inability to pay back the loans needed to purchase the fertilizer and pesticides. This is not the way to go for Sri Lanka. Let the Sri Lankan farmers (especially the Tamils in the north) do what they do best: produce bumper crops through use of sustainable practices. In fact, Sri Lankan farmers (Tamils and Sinhalese) can teach India how to farm without making land infertile. The Green Revolution is now a discredited legacy from the past. Most of the renowned agricultural scientists in India now advocate sustainable practices as a way to go forward.

On another topic:

What is Sri Lanka s GDP?

Here is an Indian company (Larson & Toubro) that should at least question whether Sri Lanka should continue to be a quasi-democratic and a quasi-theocratic state:

http://www.forbes.com/global/2009/0622/india-larsen-toubro-engineering-marvel.html?partner=yahoomag



Edited By - yarlan - 15 Jun 2009 16:27:48 GMT
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