Sunday, June 17, 2007

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Military has been ordered to kill PrabhakaranThe Sri Lankan military has been ordered to kill LTTE Tamil Terrorist leader Velupillai Prabhakaran and finish off the LTTE once and for all, Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapakse has disclosed.This is perhaps for the first time in over a quarter century that an important Sri Lankan government functionary has openly admitted that the military has actually been ordered to kill the Tiger terrorist leader.News sources has quoted that Rajapakse that the...
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“Anything is fair when fighting with LTTE Tamil Terrorists” - Defence SecretaryThe Defence Secretary has explained to the international community Tuesday, saying that Sri Lanka was being mistreated by Western states over human rights. “We have to defend ourselves with world ruthless Terrorists group, LTTE Tamil Terrorists. He said that therefore “anything is fair when fighting with LTTE Terrorists”. He further told that Reuters, the BBC, AFP, Al Jazeera etc. and some staffs of United Nations agencies...

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

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Nation pays highest tribute to War Heroes - President President Mahinda Rajapakse lays a wreath of flowers at the war hero's memorial during the National War Heroes Day ceremony in Kandy President Mahinda Rajapaksa paid the nation’s highest tribute to the gallant ‘War Heroes’ who sacrificed their lives and limbs in battle to defeat terrorism and protect the territorial integrity and sovereignty of their motherland. Presiding at a colourful ceremony dedicated to commemorate and salute the...

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

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MIND YOUR LANGUAGE! MR. NARAYANAN No self-respecting person, let alone a nation will tolerate insulting language. That is one of the reasons why insulting language is never used among nations. Another is that no nation would want to have any dealings with another that uses such language resulting in the isolation of such a country but when Mr. Narayanan, the Indian National Security Advisor says “We are a big power in the region. We don’t want the Sri Lankan government to go to Pakistan or China...

Monday, June 4, 2007

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We will continue fight against terrorism -Army Commander urges patriotic youth to come forward to complete the missionArmy Commander Lt. General Sarath Fonseka, who survived an LTTE suicide attack on April 25, 2006 returned to full-time duties on July 25, 2006. Since then, he is busy planning military operations which have put the Sri Lanka Army in a strong position against the LTTE. From his office in the heavily fortified Army Headquarters, he maintains regular contact with the field commanders...

Monday, May 21, 2007

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Terrorism anywhere is terrorism, help us fight it - says Mahinda at G-11-Addressing the G-11 summit in Amman, the capital of Jordan, President Mahinda Rajapaksa said Sri Lanka which had suffered heavily was not only seeking to defeat terrorism but was also trying to liberate the people who had become victims of terrorism.In this exercise, we are fully committed to safeguarding human rights and democracy. Political negotiations and constitutional reforms have been initiated to address concerns...

Friday, May 18, 2007

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'NO TO AID'-President Rajapakse says-President Mahinda Rajapakse says Sri Lanka government would not be dependent on foreign aid.The president said that the government is prepared to accept aid but will not be dependent."If we are offered genuine aid we will take it; if not we will forget about aid and do our job", said President Rajapakse.When asked for his views on the reported stopping of aid by the UK Government, President Rajapaksa said this could be a reference to post-tsunami aid offered...
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Venezula to Withdraw From IMF-Venezula President Hugo Chavez - Venezula President Hugo Chavez says he want to pull his country out of the International Monetary Fund & The World BankIn Speech to mark 1 May ,Mr Chavez said he wanted the move to take effect as soon as possible.As the country has settled its IMF debt,the withdrawal is largely a symbolic gesture,correspondent say. President charvez also announced an almost 20% increase in the minimum monthly wage.“we don’t need to be going up to...

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

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UNP trying to whitewash LTTE- JHU Leader"Politicians trying to obstruct the Government's efforts to save the country from the present national crisis will end up in the dustbin of history," JHU Leader Parliamentarian Ven. Ellawala Medhananda Nayaka Thera said. Ven. Medhananda Nayaka Thera in a statement issued yesterday said a limited section of the UNP led by Opposition Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe were making a hue and cry here and abroad calling for the removal of Gotabhaya Rajapaksa from the...

Thursday, May 10, 2007

British High Commissioner keeps indoors

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A group of JVP Parliamentarian went to the British High Commission office to hand over a petition, put the High Commissioner has not come out to accept it. This petition was intended to protest against the debate in British parliament on the National Question in Sri Lanka and the appointment of committee for involvement in internal affairs in Sri Lanka.A large crowd of JVP members with their parliamentarians marched to the British High Commission in procession but the police stopped them out side...

Saturday, May 5, 2007

UK accused of 'neo colonialism'

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UK accused of 'neo colonialismSLPM leaders accused UK of undermining Sri Lanka's sovereigntySinhala nationalists in Sri Lanka have accused Great Britain of engaging in 'neo colonialism'.Sri Lanka Patriotic Movement (SLPM) said the British government is a threat to Sri Lanka's sovereignty.A group of British MPs formed an All Party Committee in an attempt to help Sri Lanka to find a solution to the national question. Parliamentarian Keith Vaz, a former deputy minister of foreign Affairs, said the...

Friday, May 4, 2007

lions Came Back

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Grand welcome as Sri Lanka World Cup cricketers arriveSri Lanka's World Cup cricketers returned to the island this morning with a grand welcome from fans and government officials. After being stranded in London following the cancellation of their Emirates flights to Colombo, the team arrived here in a Qatar Airways flight. The team, led by skipper Mahela Jayawardane, was received at the VIP lounge of the Bandaranaike International Airport where Buddhist monks, Hindu and Catholic priests, and Muslim...