by Shenali Waduge · Published 29th December 2018 · Last modified 4th January 2019
The inclusion of the clause to deny any Member of Parliament or the President to be a dual citizen looks rather silly if we have to trust in the MP to be honorable enough...
by Shenali Waduge · Published 27th December 2018 · Last modified 5th January 2019
Daily Mirror issue of 21st December 2018 carried an interview with Prof. Ratnajeewan. Hoole by Susitha Fernando titled they must be tried to show that Tamil lives are as important” whether this is...
by Shenali Waduge · Published 26th December 2018 · Last modified 5th January 2019
The UN self-appointed bully on behalf powerful countries of the world regularly issues demarches at countries through its associate bodies as if it is 100% perfect & morally eligible to do so. Surprise, surprise,...
by Shenali Waduge · Published 26th December 2018 · Last modified 7th January 2019
There is a reason why history is important. Everything has a history. Unless people know the true background not only is the solution impossible, but too often the solution may aggravate the problem. Our...
Tamil-LTTE Self-Determination/Eelam
by Shenali Waduge · Published 20th December 2018 · Last modified 7th January 2019
ITAK is the main constituent party of the TNA & a key party promoting a new constitution & attempting to abolish the Executive Presidency. ITAK though formed in 1949 has a history of demands...
by Shenali Waduge · Published 9th December 2018 · Last modified 7th January 2019
Countries that indulge in regime change to remove nationalist/populist leaders & replace with pro-western puppet leaders have found a new tool – the social media. Social media means people’s voice, people’s sentiment but these...
by Shenali Waduge · Published 7th December 2018 · Last modified 7th January 2019
Authors Comment: Can separating people by ethnicity & religion solve a problem? Has such segregations solved problems – why are international entities even considering such solutions? TNA MP Sumanthiran addressing Tamils in Tamil boldly declared...
by Shenali Waduge · Published 5th December 2018 · Last modified 7th January 2019
The question is important primarily because despite Sri Lanka having a high literacy rate, being well read & aware of global politics, Sri Lankan voters are unable to distinguish the record sheet of political...
