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A day before the Sri Lankan Parliament is to discuss the United Nations Human Rights Council resolution asking it, among other things, to implement the recommendations of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission, an English newspaper reported that 150 terrorists, trained in India, have landed in Sri Lankan shores in the grab of fishermen to destabilise the country.

State intelligence services have received information that around 150 terrorists who underwent a special arms training at three secret camps in Tamil Nadu, have returned to Sri Lanka and are hiding in the North and the East to carryout a destabilisation campaign, The Island newspaper reported on Monday, quoting Sri Lankan state intelligence. Their target was to sabotage and disrupt the on-going reconciliation process by creating in those areas, police sources said. Their activities came to light when three LTTE cadres taken into custody after an Eelam People s Democratic Party (EPDP) member was hacked to death in Trincomalee were interrogated, the newspaper added.

The suspects had confessed that they had fled to India after LTTE s defeat, and followed military courses in secret locations in Tamil Nadu before returning to Sri Lanka, disguised as fishermen to conduct clandestine operations The intelligence services suspect that they may have been behind several killings reported from the North and the East.

so WV is not a big problem, actually it helps at present ,
ypou people abroad do not see the difference we experince here.

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Peacemaker,

Mahinda Rajapakse who gave money out of his pocket to Prabhakaran in 2005 Presidential elections is now amassing the monies of Velupillai Prabhakaran at the 2010 Presidential elections.

Yes, it's a good investment as far as, in Russia we say
Money------ product------- Money' (with profit)

Mahinda Rajapakse who gave money out of his pocket to Prabhakaran in 2005 Presidential elections is now amassing the monies of Velupillai Prabhakaran at the 2010 Presidential elections.

What will happened to the Tamils for Obama when Obama and Hilary go home very soon?

The report prepared by the committee appointed to look into the attack on party headquarters Sirikotha is not an impartial report, says UNP MP Karu Jayasuriya.

Upon analyzing the recommendations made and the information included in the report, it is evident that the report does not balance, he said in a release today.

The former UNP Deputy Leader accused that certain presumptions and several recommendations prepared in advance have been confirmed and presented in the form of a report.

He alleged that the committee has made absolutely no reference to the individuals who were in the Sirikotha premises on the day of the UNP leadership election, armed with steel rods.

Although television footage clearly showed individuals chasing and attacking unarmed men and women during the chaos outside Sirikotha, the committee has chosen to remain silent on this, he further stated.

Responding to the accusations of Mr Jayasuriya, the head of the four-member committee appointed to investigate the Sirikotha attack, President s Council Srinath Perera stated that the recommendations were made according to verbal and written evidence, video footage and photographs.

The recommendations were not presented in a manner malicious anyone or under any pressure from any person, he told Ada Deraana, adding that what felt correct was expressed.

Funding LTTE is done by Diaspora.

But MR failed to Capitalize from War.

LTTE is well placed with US EU even India Backing them openly.

Damed You got it right

e government has referred the lease of the 99 numbered oil tank farm at Trincomalee to Lanka Indian Oil Corporation under the United National Front government (2001-2004) to the Attorney General for legal opinion.

The government has made this decision due to a dispute over ownership of the land. It was not owned by the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) with which the local subsidiary of the Fortune 500 listed Indian Oil Corporation signed the deal, Petroleum Minister Susil Premajayanth told The Island last night.