Colombo posters wage war against all shades of Tamil nationalism
[TamilNet, Sunday, 30 December 2012, 09:20 GMT]
Citing the posters that appeared in Colombo and in southern parts of
the island last week, a notice in Sinhala addressing ‘intelligent
students’ of the Jaffna University, invariably accused all shades of
Tamil polity in the island and in the diaspora that are not
collaborating with the genocidal regime, as working for the division of
the ‘country’. The notice also accused Sinhala students and shades of
Sinhala Left in the south showing solidarity with the students of the
Jaffna University, as unconsciously becoming a “prey to the interests of
the LTTE to divide the country.” An English translation of the notice
is produced herewith.
The
posters and the notice named the main Tamil political parties TNA and
TNPF based in the North and East of the island, Inter-University
Students’ Federation and Frontline Socialist Party based in the South
and all the shades of diaspora activism which the force behind the
posters and the notice ‘classify’ as the TGTE, GTF, TCC and Headquarters
Group.
The
‘organisation chart’ allegedly produced by SL intelligence and
distributed in the island with a Sinhala notice ‘explaining’ the chart
Who finally remain left out by the
posters and the notice were the collaborating EPDP that too now subtly
sidelined by the regime, the Ankajan Group, a direct part of the
regime’s Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) the regime now tries to simulate
to impose on Tamils in the North, the TMVP in the East outwitted by the
regime and rejected by the people, KP in captivity and the few
collaborating individuals operating in the diaspora, who accuse others
for ‘interfering’ in the affairs of the island from being in the
diaspora but reserve that ‘license’ only to them, Tamil political
observers in the island commented.
According to the political observers, the posters and the notice indirectly acknowledge the following:
According to the political observers, the posters and the notice indirectly acknowledge the following:
- Tamils in the island and in the diaspora overwhelmingly favour their independence.
- Tamils in the island and in the diaspora are not with the State and regime of Sri Lanka.
- The State and regime of Sri Lanka is bankrupt in coming out with alternatives that could convince any of the shades of non-collaborating Tamil polity.
- The war waged in the name of countering ‘LTTE terrorism’ was in fact a war against Tamils getting their liberation.
- The on-going SL military oppression on Jaffna University students is not because they observed the Heroes Day, but because of the long-term need of militarily erasing out Tamil liberation activism from germinating again even in democratic ways.
- As the State and regime of Sri Lanka can’t come out with alternatives other than militarily erasing out Tamil aspirations and structurally annihilating the Tamil nation in the island for the unity of the ‘country’ and its ‘prosperity’, it is a crime if any Sinhalese in the South voices against what the State and regime are doing.
The current wave of terror unleashed against Tamil youth in the island by the State and regime of Sri Lanka, as a part of the chain of terror-campaign since the genocidal war, aims at isolating Tamils from their polity by intimidation, and aims at prodding Tamil youth needing security to join the elements and outfits run or promoted by the genocidal State and its abetters, the political observers said, adding that the terror campaign is part of a larger orchestration.
At the height of the current terror campaign, a security analysis team of New Delhi was present in the North and East. When Mr. Sampanthan denounced the LTTE and detracted total withdrawal of the occupying SL military, a key person of a ‘group’ backed by the West in setting agenda on Sri Lanka was tweeting that Sampanthan's speech reflected an influence of his recent reporting and that was “good to see”, the political observers cited.
Just like the Colombo posters and the notice, the international abetters of genocidal Colombo too are known for mischievously not distinguishing the ‘terrorism’ they saw in the LTTE, which they still ban, and the righteous national liberation aspirations of Eezham Tamils.
The posters and the notice remind
all the shades of Tamil national polity in the island and in the
diaspora of the need of showing solidarity and unwavering firmness on
the fundamentals in presenting Tamil aspirations to the world and to the
face of the powers, the Tamil political observers in the island further
said.
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