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Indian Army Chief General Vijay Kumar Singh says the Sinhalese should be 'more large-hearted' and help the Tamils in Sri Lanka s NorthEast provinces to quickly rebuild their lives, shattered by the three-decade-long bloody civil war that ended in May last year.

My visit is not only to further strengthen the excellent relations that exist between the defence forces of our countries, but also to see how things are shaping up in the Northern and Eastern provinces.'

How are Things Shaping up in NE ?

In Toilet naadu the land of the monkeys, CHECKS means checking for fleas and ticks and BALANCES means balancing on the rope act

Everything is converted to sinhalese.

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umb@ am@at@ kel@p@ ek@ !

A security officer of a Deputy Minister and another man were assaulted by villagers in Badureliya after the security officer had bitten-off the ear of a store owner in the area

This security officer had come with another security officer and had attempted to urinate in front of a store and there had been an altercation with the shop owner.

When the owner warned him not to use the front of his shop for his need the security officer had lost his temper and bitten off his ear and later assaulted him.

When a society is afflicted with indifference, resistance becomes a non-option. In such bleak psychological landscapes would-be tyrants thrive. Today the Rajapakses are making a blatant power-grab, motivated by nothing other than greed and ambition, and, yet, where is the outrage? Why aren t we opposing, to the full democratic measure, this most anti-democratic deed?

Is our psychological degradation so complete, we see nothing wrong in Mahinda Rajapakse being president for life or Namal (or Basil or Gotabhaya) Rajapakse succeeding him? Or have we been deceived by that beguiling lie assiduously spread by Rajapakse apologists that the 18th Amendment would not endanger democracy, because the electorate can vote out Mahinda Rajapakse or his chosen successor, whenever necessary?

So the Emperor is finally divested of his dazzling patriotic mantle, his vulturous greed for power and grandiose dynastic ambitions bared. If the 18th Amendment is through, other constitutional reforms will follow, subverting democratic freedoms in the name of national security. The regime s political solution to the ethnic problem (if it materialises) will involve less and not more devolution.

The Rajapakses do not want to share power anymore than they want to give it up. Once the 18th Amendment is through, Rajapakses will be able to rule for life. Our criminally stupid indifference would have enabled the transformation of Sri Lanka from a flawed democracy into a Family Oligarchy.

Why did you bite off the ear Dumborak ?

GUTTERLANKA PEES & ROCKS..

but now it seems to be both are same!

Miles ahead of Chennai..