Comments on: “Operation KP”: Extraordinary rendition of New Tiger Chief

By: bodytalk

bodytalk — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:13:10 +0000

Every country has its own economic issues, thanks for sharing your post..

By: beast

beast — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 02:34:10 +0000

I received some information from very credible sources.

KP lived in Chiengmai, Thailand, but made no less than 80 trips to Malaysia in the last three decades without a problem. It appears a team of 17 persons that includes 3 Indian RAW agents and 3 SL security personnel were involved in the abduction in Kuala Lumpur. KP’s driver, Appu, was pressured to turn over. KP was abducted and sent to Bangkok where he was turned over to waiting SL security personnel. The Thai government looked the other way.

Once again India was involved as an active partner in the war against the LTTE. Now Malaysia and Thailand too have involved themselves in this illegality. Looks like no nation is observing international law.

By: NANTHAN

NANTHAN — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:41:55 +0000

Post # 257

UGK:
Why are you comparing TAMIL with BUDDHISM? Can you explain?

By: Don

Don — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 12:52:34 +0000

My thanks to S.C. Pasqual and Shankar for some excellent comments. Obviously you guys are living in SL and seem to enjoy it. Shankar my friend, you made my day by these 2 very funny contributions, 313,314. However the immortal srilanka motto of � kaapalla, beepalla, jollikerapalla� may not have come from Sinhalese because my grandfather used to say the Portuguese Burgers of Hulsdorf, Colombo who were a jolly lot used to say �kume bebbe, kume mere� which I remember means �enjoy today for tomorrow we die”

By: shankar

shankar — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 07:03:19 +0000

i forgot to say , if anyone is worried that after they are appointed governor , due to financial difficulties the salaries will suddenly stop, rest assured it will not. in case you are wondering how can they afford all this, we always are able to get a fresh loan to pay back the previous one. if indeed one day the loans stop, by that time we all would have been happily retired from public life or happily dead. the srilanka motto of ‘ kaapalla, beepalla, jollikerapalla” is immortal

By: shankar

shankar — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 06:19:20 +0000

southern provincial council elections are around the corner. mudslinging has started in real srilankan style.

the number of workers in the pinnawela elephant orphange taking care of 84 elephants is 35.
the number of southern province governor kumari balasuriyas personal staff is 32.
this anomaly is not good. we have to make it 35
the poor woman needs a good massage after a hards days work dont you think. if good looking males apply for post of masseur the chances are good that it will become 33. let me think a bit how to make it 35.

The Governor�s personal staff

Official house staff
Drivers – 02
Labourers – 02
Gardeners – 03
Sanitary labourers – 02
Bungalow keeper – 01
House servants – 03
Cooks – 02
Assistant cooks – 02
Personal staff
Personal secretary – 01
Coordination secretaries – 02
Media secretary – 01
Public relations officer – 01
Personal assistant – 01
Management assistants – 05
Office assistants – 02
Drivers – 02
Total 32

before you go now frantically preparing resumes to send to mahinda , i wish to warn you that it can be a waste of time. governors are not appointed according to their paper qualifications. and you have to hide some of your qualifications, because mahinda will not like more qualifications than he has, and that is a universal trait among all bosses. start the resume by highlighting the fact that you are a patriot and submit proof to substantiate that claim. then continue with your vision for the southern province. also when stating your expected salary factor into it risks such as getting shot at by some rival who wants your job etc.

By: Sriyan Chaminda Pasqual

Sriyan Chaminda Pasqual — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 06:19:12 +0000

I spend last week at Anuradhapura. I was surprised to see so many Tamils visiting historical places. All the hotels packed. May be more than 50% of the visitors are Tamils. These people believes that this is their country. How many Tamils might have contributed to build these places. This country belongs to us. People who lives here, people who are trying to build this place back.

By: Sriyan Chaminda Pasqual

Sriyan Chaminda Pasqual — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 06:10:12 +0000

# 309 My dear Shankar,

We are paying 60/=, 70/= Rs. for a kilo of rice which farmers are getting may be 16/=. That’s our own exclusive free economy. Lets hope that things will change with the competition soon. Now GOSL can’t hide behind the war. Roads will be open soon, railway will run to Jafna soon.
Fishermans, Farmers, Traders will start their life soon. Lets hope for the best.

By: Nostradamus

Nostradamus — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 03:25:59 +0000

Based on available information the authenticity of the Channel 4 video footage has not been conclusively proved yet.

But from the rumble and the grumble emanating from the grapevine here, one can say with absolute certainty that damage control has been upgraded to overdrive mode.

Is this just the tip of the iceberg or an isolated incident remains to be seen.

Anyhow, Channel 4 is Number one. Standing tall for the freedom of the news media.

By: shankar

shankar — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 01:15:43 +0000

to comment 306-sriyan

it would be useful if you could find out how much of the rupees 60 is going into the hands of the jaffna farmers. the las i heard the wholesale purchase areas such as dambulla are riddle with corruption with mafia like organisation fleecing the farmers. they will be lucky to even get rupees 20.