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Some people want to show off that they know a lot but in reality they do not know much.

NA Baboon learn to respect fellow members

Then you have the Filthy King,

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he can only speak in that language.

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idiot.

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Students are up in arms against the bringing down of teachers from India. Leader of the Students Union of Kelaniya University Dhammika Munasinghe said the country has 7,000 jobless Tamil graduates, who could be recruited as teachers. He said in a statement, there were secret moves to bring 3,000 teachers from India

A picture of the North three years after the end of war

Http://www.srilankaguardian.org/2012/05/picture-of-north-three-years-after-end.html

Spot on report by Jehan Perera

NA dumb Moron come here to make Racist comments and make this forum Tamils against other Members.

this is what a section of Deshapremie try to do.

but he said KP is pardoned.

damed, arent you happy that ponnaseka is going to be released soon, to support peelam?

Civil society groups in the North report that government authorities have indicated to them that the past should not be re-visited for the purpose of mourning and that the focus should be on the future. This may account for the restrictions placed on trauma counselling and sharing of memories by communities. A crisis now looms with the approach of the third anniversary of the end of the war which will be celebrated by the government in the coming week. In the past two years this has taken place with victory parades and with public commemorations of war heroes. At the same time it is important to remember that the end period of the war was one in which large numbers of civilians who were trapped along with and by the LTTE also died or went missing.

In the past two years memorial services conducted by the people of the North have been viewed with suspicion and even been prevented by governmental authorities due to the perception that such memorial services are meant for the LTTE. However, the mourning and remembering of lost ones in the month of May is an important and indispensable part of the process of coming to terms with the past. If this part of the healing process is blocked there can be no moving forward to the future and to reconciliation that transcends the past. The government needs to show more trust in the Tamil people and more care for their concerns if is to win their hearts and minds.