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Topic: Caspar and crew I was in Colombo recently..
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ussa
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posted December 27, 2000 05:27 PM
Love those Sinhalas and those Tamils. Really, this jaffna situation is a crying shame. ussa |
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thadhasinhalaya
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posted December 27, 2000 07:49 PM
couldnt agree with you more. |
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ussa
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posted December 28, 2000 06:02 PM
thadha i certainly meant to include you in my message. yes, anyone who has sri lankan or pak or haitian or yugoslavian or palestinian or other friends, as i do, knows that only a few violent unscrupulous and unethical persons can obstruct the aspirations of all of us to live in peace and propserity. HAPPY NEW YEAR to lovers of PEACE ussa
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Henry
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posted December 29, 2000 07:30 PM
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thadhasinhalaya
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posted December 29, 2000 08:25 PM
u are starting to sound like a nag |
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byzant
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posted December 30, 2000 09:00 AM
The cause is different with the Phillistinia but strangely the methods are the same. Strange how the children get shoved to the front in the West Bank just like they are in ltte ruled land. It is odd that 12 - 16 year olds are the main age group killed in israel among the phillistinia. Maybe the parents like Tamil parents in the north are afraid to disobey the leaders in Gaza and not send the children to the riots. It also shows that Israeli soldiers are as reluctant to kill (as are the Sri Lankan soldiers) children or there would be far more deaths.You still hate the Jews eh. Racisism toward the Jew Ok but not to the Phillistinia eh? Solidarity among terrorists. Honour among thieves. Blind leading the blind. |
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Thamotharampillai
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posted December 31, 2000 09:10 PM
The way Henry sounds 'bout the Buddhists, it seems like a monk has @!*%@ his mama!!!Otherwise, why so much hatred? |
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Henry
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posted December 31, 2000 10:28 PM
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byzant
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posted January 01, 2001 03:37 PM
Are you referring to 'EElam Nation' the agitprop org? The cap certainly fits them. |
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byzant
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posted January 01, 2001 07:57 PM
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byzant
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posted January 02, 2001 06:20 AM
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Casper
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posted January 03, 2001 10:14 AM
ussa, glad you enjoyed the trip to SL. Yes, people back home are friendly and hospitable. Sinhala and Tamil people live in peace in Colombo. Colombo isn't ethnically "pure', neither should it be !!Happy new year to you too ! ------------------
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Henry
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posted January 06, 2001 03:55 PM
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byzant
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posted January 07, 2001 09:32 PM
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Casper
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posted January 08, 2001 11:14 AM
Henry FYI: The Constitution of Norway says that the “Evangelical-Lutheran religion” is its “official religion” and that “inhabitants professing it are bound to bring up their children in the same”. The Executive Power is vested in the King, who must be a member of the official religion and must “uphold and protect the same”. The King’s Council itself should have a majority of this sect. Senior state officials must speak Norwegian; and an international body can exercise on internal affairs on the country only with a prior “three-fourths majority” of parliament, but will “not” have the “power to alter the Constitution”.If that were Norwegian state theory, let us see her practices. Norway put the Nazis’ theory of selective breeding into practice, and like the Nazis sterilized people as racial policy, these experiments continuing up to 1994. These racist ideas gave rise to Quisling, the Norwegian leader under the Nazis. Even now, minority Lapps – Samis - suffer. Skulls robbed from their graves were used to show Samis as inferior. Young Sami children are encouraged to ignore their heritage and until very recently, were forbidden to learn their language at school. The use of the Sami language in the Church is banned. This year the Norwegian government ordered arbitrary reductions, up to 10% of reindeer herds - the livelihood of the Samis. Let us now translate this Norwegian theory and practice to Sri Lanka. Unlike today, Buddhism would be the State religion (now given only “foremost position”); there will be a ban on conversions; Chandrika Kumaratunga will be barred from baptizing her children; state officials must speak Sinhalese; foreign “mediation” will only be allowed after three-fourths of the parliament’s approval; and will not be allowed for any discussion to alter the Constitution; Tamil children will not be allowed to pray in Tamil; and cultivation in Jaffna would be reduced this year by 10%. It is with policies like this that this colonialist steps into our country. Their present interference was preceded by a prior propaganda assault- PsyOps. Carefully selected, university teachers were paid several times their salary by Norway to brainwash our youth. And those NGO employees who demonstrate against defeating the Tigers have links to Norwegian money. From the beginning of the separatist war, Tamil migrants in Norway have pre brainwashed the Norwegians. Their University, Tromso already recognizes Eelam in their research grants. And, according to Tamil Net, which earlier leaked the Tiger agreement with Ranil; under Norwegian plans, ethnically cleansed land in the North will be left in Tigers’ hand. Norwegians limit the Sami’s use of their land but accept the completely fictional Tamil homelands. (so how can you expect the Norwegians to be IMPARTIAL ????-- cASPER) Before coming here, the Norwegian Foreign Minister shook the blood stained hand of Balasingham of the LTTE, who is guilty of two easily provable crimes against humanity. They are the ethnic cleansing of Jaffna and the killing of the 600 policemen who surrendered to them, as well as of all the armed personnel at Mullativu. Instead of suing the Tigers like the Chilean dictator Pinochet, they now collaborate with it, putting on the Quisling mantle once again.
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted January 11, 2001 06:51 AM
When India intervened, the Sinhalese cried foul.When Norway intervenes, the Sinhalese are crying foul. if Britain intervenes, the Sinhalese will cry foul since the British support the principle of self-determination. Who exactly does the Sinhalese people want to broker the peace? I hope some will shed some light on this issue for my sake. |
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Casper
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posted January 11, 2001 10:02 AM
Speedy, I will support the intervention of USA. |
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted January 12, 2001 08:07 AM
Why would you support USA intervention? |
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thadhasinhalaya
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posted January 13, 2001 12:52 AM
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted January 16, 2001 09:26 AM
You still haven't answered my question Casper. |
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Casper
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posted January 16, 2001 09:58 AM
I will support the intervension of USA given the following scenario.The LTTE gives up violence and proves to the world that it is not a terrorist organization. Mr. V.P gives up violence (in public) (Like Arafat did). Then the USA lifts its ban on the LTTE and takes off LTTE from its lists of Terrorists organizations. (like it did for the PLO) The USA gets a good understanding of the LTTE and above all a good understanding of the aspirations of the Tamil people. Also gets a good understanding of the aspirations of the Sinhala people. The USA then acts as a mediator. |
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted January 16, 2001 10:05 AM
Lets start with step 1.How do you propose the LTTE give up violence? |
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Casper
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posted January 16, 2001 10:37 AM
They could start by stoping explosions at mass gatherings where 100s of civilians will be killed ;o) |
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Henry
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posted January 16, 2001 11:13 AM
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Casper
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posted January 16, 2001 12:05 PM
I suggest you read more on History and Sinhala civilization ;o) You are a "white man's boot licker". Anything European is "civilization" for you. |
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Casper
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posted January 16, 2001 01:51 PM
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Riaz
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posted January 16, 2001 11:30 PM
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Henry
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posted January 17, 2001 11:23 AM
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Casper
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posted January 17, 2001 11:52 AM
[This message has been edited by Casper (edited March 04, 2002).] |
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Casper
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posted January 17, 2001 12:13 PM
[This message has been edited by Casper (edited March 04, 2002).] |
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Casper
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posted January 17, 2001 12:14 PM
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thadhasinhalaya
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posted January 17, 2001 05:34 PM
Maybe Henry only understands his beloved white man's culture - that of invading, looting, plundering and raping other countries for their riches, - hence perhaps his sympathy for the LTTE's attemot to steal better than a third of SL. |
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted January 19, 2001 01:45 AM
"They could start by stoping explosions at mass gatherings where 100s of civilians will be killed ;o)"What incentives can you give the LTTE to stop them from setting off bombs? |
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Casper
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posted January 19, 2001 09:52 AM
[This message has been edited by Casper (edited March 04, 2002).] |
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thadhasinhalaya
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posted January 19, 2001 07:36 PM
SG: I am going to ignore the moral answer to that question as to what more incentive could you give than to read Casper's post and know that similar stories permeate thousands of families in SL - Tamil and Sinhalese who have borne the personal anguishes of the war.what incentives??? To grant incentives to the LTTE to stop them blowing bombs is to give in to their terrorism. No - there will be no incentives to stop blowing up bombs. I guess I may have made it clear in the past that I dont believe the LTTE is a representative for the Tamil ethnicity. The boundaries between raising money to fight the war and keeping the war going to make more money have now become blurred that the whole concept of dealing in any way with the LTTE as any 'front' for Tamils seems flawed to me. I have a deep mistrust of LTTE overtures for 'peace' given past histories where they truned out to be nothing but shams of convenience orchestrated by VP, no doubt sometimes assisted by incompetent rulers of the country who didnt have the guts to make tough political decisions. There will be no incentive to stop blowing up bombs - incentives legitimise the LTTE's terrorism and spoil the memories of the innocnets who perished at their hands and the valiant soldiers who gave their lives to protect Sri Lanka and its citizens from the LTTE scourge. The LTTE can either lay down arms and try to enter the democratic political process - or they will be wiped out militarily and marginalised internationally and rendered ineffective. Either way - I dont care, I would prefer the non-military solution because it means less people will have to die. The important thing is that they are squeezed out of the picture so that legitimate Tamil political representaives appointed by their people (not self styled dictators) can begin the process of peace and rebuilding the bridges that we have so effectively destroyed the last 20 years. |
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thadhasinhalaya
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posted January 21, 2001 06:17 AM
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted January 26, 2001 03:01 AM
Casper: I have always repeated over and over again that I never support the murder of innocent civilians irrespective of their ethnicity. Yet, you accuse me of trying to justify violence. As for your all encompassing question, "Better yet, what purpose did the bomb explosion serve the Tamil people ?? Some Tamils state, without conflicting moral values, that the bomb explosion insured that that there won't be another genocide in a Sinhala area...that sections of the Sinhala community would think twice before indulging themselves in blood thirsty anti-Tamil riots as they had done on a frequent basis in the past. TS: "The important thing is that they are squeezed out of the picture so that legitimate Tamil political representaives appointed by their people (not self styled dictators) can begin the process of peace and rebuilding the bridges that we have so effectively destroyed the last 20 years." Ah yes...once the LTTE is "squeezed" out of the picture, everything will be fine and dandy won't be it? It will be so much easier to resort to beating and battering non-violent Tamils rather than armed Tamils won't it? And these "legitimate" political representatives, who are they? I hope you're not foolishly referring to the EPDP. Atleast the TULF has still some respect in the community but the EPDP has none although they don't need any since they can easily rig elections with the help of their "friends" in the Sinhala government. Moreover, TULF and 10 other Tamil political parties are the ones urging the government for talks? What do you say about that? Don't you think that some of the "legitimate Tamil political representatives" have finally spoken? Or are you going to try and defend your argument and further distort the truth by arguing that they are puppets of the LTTE? Casper and TS: My question still stands, what incentives can you give the LTTE to stop exploding bombs? After all, they are not obliged to do it, are they? They are "terrorists" remember? |
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Casper
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posted January 29, 2001 01:36 PM
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Casper
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posted February 01, 2001 10:17 AM
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ussa
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posted February 04, 2001 03:23 PM
Casper, by recounting the tragic story of your brother's terrible suffering and heroic recovery, I hope you have made at least a few violence-prone individuals right here on this forum think about their positions.I am glad you are still posting messages even though you (as I!) have been ridiculed and insulted because we have taken a position against violence and ethnic and religious hatred. People sit here on this forum comfortably typing away justifing violence and hatred against innocent women, children and men. I hate to think about their personal relationships and interactions. How do they sleep at night? ussa |
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Casper
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posted February 05, 2001 09:11 AM
ussa, everyone who had stood up against the LTTE is either killed or ridiculed. More than separating thre country, what I am against is separating it and giving it to the LTTE. THAT will be giving into Violence. I will do everything with in my power to see that THAT will never happen. I hate the LTTE for the simple reason that they are terrorists who kill innocent civilians. |
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- Henry
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posted February 13, 2001 10:59 AM
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Casper
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posted February 13, 2001 11:28 AM
Henry, Since you are on this crusade to vilify Buddhism, let me remind you how the Catholic Church behaved when the Jews were killed in millions in the Nazi concentration camps.......NOTHING ! I think it is time you get off your Catholic Moral High Horse. Even His Holiness the Pope apologized top the Jewish people for the Catholic Church's actions during the Holocaust. The Buddhist clergy has done NOTHING close to what the Catholic church did.
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Observer
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posted February 13, 2001 11:58 AM
To add to what Casper said, This is not a problem with religion, this is the problem Sri Lanka facing from a virus called LTTE. -Henry is going on a tangent (what else can you expect from a LTTE supporter) tongue-lashing Buddhism. I think we should all ignore this silly bugger. All -Henry wants to do is simply divert from the problem and try to create a nonexisting problem..... Just the way LTTE is trying to create nonexistent Elam history.
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Casper
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posted February 13, 2001 02:23 PM
Well said Observer ! |
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Ranjan_Reborn
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posted February 13, 2001 02:28 PM
ADO OBSERVER,Kadda Vakkinie Inna, Shut your FUCK'n Sinhala FILTHY Mouth Kariya..Pukkai Mahathaya. Oyadda, Paiya Kappanuawa, if you have one. [This message has been edited by Ranjan_Reborn (edited February 13, 2001).] |
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Observer
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posted February 13, 2001 02:33 PM
Hey Rajan, Truth hurts.. I know. You must blame Praba for cutting your balls and making you a pansy. All you LTTE supporters perceive it as being taking measures to discipline one self. Talk about a bunch of confused individuals.
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Ranjan_Reborn
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posted February 13, 2001 04:02 PM
ADO Observer,What was your SEXUAL FANTACY about pansy? YOU PANSY FUCKER!! |
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lanka_s
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posted February 14, 2001 05:16 PM
Hey Observer,.. just ignore the filth that some of these LTTE supporters love to use. I think it is the brainwashing by LTTE that has caused them to behave this way - I don't think they can help it. Poor fellows. |
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nagarjuna
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posted February 21, 2001 05:55 AM
just bringing this to the top
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SpeedyGonzalez
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posted March 14, 2001 07:06 PM
Casper: I've already commented on your unsucessful attempts to paint me as a devil. LOL!I see that we still haven't been able to go beyond step 1. A pity. [This message has been edited by SpeedyGonzalez (edited March 14, 2001).] |