Suththa thamizhachi thaamarai

புரிகிறது ஜோ.

அனேகமாக பாசாங்கே மேலோங்கி நிற்பதைப் பார்த்ததால் எனக்கு சராசரிக்கு உயர்ந்த எதிர்பார்ப்புகள் இல்லை.

நியூஸ்வீக்கில் இரானிய மிதவாதிக்கும், இரானிய தீவிரவாதிக்கும் உள்ளம் வித்தியாசம் பற்றி ஒரு கார்ட்டூம் போட்டிருந்தார்கள் (முகமது கடாமி என்ற மிதவாதி ஆட்சியிலும் அராஜகங்கள் தொடர்வதைப் பற்றி). ஒரு கைதியின் கை பிணைக்கப்பட்டிருக்கும். அவர் கை நீட்டி உட்கார்ந்திருப்பார். கையை வெட்ட ஆயத்தமாக கோடாலியை உயர்த்திப் பிடித்து கீழ் இறக்கிக் கொண்டிருப்பார் தண்டனையை நிறைவேற்றுபவர். இரு கட்டங்களிலும் அதே படம் தான் இருக்கும். ஆனால் அவர்கள் உதிர்க்கும் வாசகங்கள் வெவ்வேறு.

தீவிரவாதி: கடவுளை பழிப்பவர்கள் கையை வெட்டுவோம்
மிதவாதி: இது உனக்கு எவ்வளவு வேதனை தருமோ அதே அளவு வேதனை தான் எனக்கும்

இருவரும் வெட்டத் தான் போகிறார்கள். அடிப்படையில் ஒரு பெரிய வித்தியாசமும் இல்லை. வித்தியாசம் இருப்பது போல தோற்றம் மட்டும் முன்வைக்கப்படுகிறது. அவ்வளவு தான்.

இரு கழகங்களைப் பற்றிய என் கருத்தும் கிட்டத்தட்ட இது தான். அதனால் தான் எனக்கு பெரிய ஆச்சர்யம் இல்லை.

Thanks for the links aanaa.

UN Security Council to meet formally on Sri Lanka
14 May 2009, 0303 hrs IST, REUTERS

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/U...ally-on-Sri-L\
anka-/articleshow/4527197.cms

UNITED NATIONS: The UN Security Council will hold its first formal
session on the plight of civilians in Sri Lanka on Wednesday, a move
diplomats said could increase pressure on government forces to stop
shelling a zone where tens of thousands of people are trapped.

Hundreds were reported killed on Sunday and Monday in artillery
barrages as troops attacked a narrow strip of land controlled by
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) rebels, who look set to lose a
25-year war.

The council, which has held several informal meetings on Sri Lanka
without taking any action, was due to start its session at 3 p.m.
(1900 GMT).

French UN Ambassador Jean-Maurice Ripert said he and other Western
envoys told the Security Council behind closed doors that they would
like the 15-nation panel to issue a formal statement with a number of
demands.

"We said that we wanted the council to adopt today, if possible, a
formal text condemning what is going on, expressing serious concern
about the situation, condemning of course the LTTE (and) ... asking
the LTTE to surrender," he said.

It would also urge "the government of Sri Lanka to stop the shellings,
the heavy shellings and the bombings and to allow the humanitarian
workers of the UN and the UN agencies, of NGOs, to access the
(refugee) camps," he told reporters.

Council diplomats said privately that it would not be easy to get the
council to agree the Western draft statement in light of the sharp
divisions on Sri Lanka. Russia, China, Libya and Vietnam strongly
oppose involving the council on an issue they consider an internal
matter for Colombo.

Sri Lanka's government denies using heavy artillery against the
shrinking strip of land where the Tamil Tigers are trapped along with
tens of thousands of civilians, who UN officials say have become human
shields.

Ripert said there were now more than 200,000 internally displaced
refugees in camps outside the tiny conflict zone.

He added that the draft statement, penned by France, Britain and
Austria with the backing of the US delegation, would also support the
intention of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to go to Sri Lanka at
the earliest possible date.

Ban said on Monday he was appalled by the reports of heavy civilian casualties.

The council was also due to discuss another divisive issue -- an
independent inquiry on damage done to UN facilities by Israel during
its January war against Hamas militants controlling the Gaza Strip.

Libya has drafted a Security Council resolution which diplomats said
would condemn Israel for its actions during the war. Western diplomats
on the council said the resolution had little chance of passing.

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China irukkiRa varai ange onnume nadakkathu :sigh2:

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China irukkiRa varai ange onnume nadakkathu :sigh2:

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Council diplomats said privately that it would not be easy to get the
council to agree the Western draft statement in light of the sharp
divisions on Sri Lanka. Russia, China, Libya and Vietnam strongly
oppose involving the council on an issue they consider an internal
matter for Colombo.

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you too? :shock:

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China irukkiRa varai ange onnume nadakkathu :sigh2:

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Council diplomats said privately that it would not be easy to get the
council to agree the Western draft statement in light of the sharp
divisions on Sri Lanka. Russia, China, Libya and Vietnam strongly
oppose involving the council on an issue they consider an internal
matter for Colombo.

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you too? :shock:

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You don't get the point?

Communist party in Srilanka is singalease fanatic party.. so the connection.

Even Marxist Communist party in India is against EeLam .. Hindu N.Ram is a communist.

[tscii]Obama asks Tigers, Lanka govt to spare civilians
14 May 2009, 0802 hrs IST, Chidanand Rajghatta, TNN

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/O...spare-civilia\
ns/articleshow/4527808.cms

WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama on Wednesday urged both Tamil
Tigers and the Sri Lankan government to step back from their bloody
war and
allow safe passage for civilians trapped in the conflict zone, failing
which, he warned, the ''humanitarian crisis would turn into a
catastrophe.''

Obama stepped up to the podium at the White House to address the
crisis in Sri Lanka that has long festered at the margins in a capital
buffeted by many crises with the Pak-Af imbroglio taking center stage
amid a myriad domestic issues.

Saying he has been ''increasingly saddened'' by the ''desperate news''
from Sri Lanka in recent days, the US President urged both sides to
put aside some of the political issues that are involved and to put
the lives of the men and women and children who are innocently caught
in the crossfire first.

Obama asked the Tamil Tigers, who have been designated a terrorist
group by the state department, to lay down their arms and let
civilians go. ''Their forced recruitment of civilians and their use of
civilians as human shields is deplorable. These tactics will only
serve to alienate all those who carry them out,'' he said.

He also obliquely criticized the Sri Lankan government, saying, going
forward, Colombo ''must seek a peace that is secure and lasting, and
grounded in respect for all of its citizens.'' More civilian
casualties and inadequate care for those caught in resettlement camps
will only make it more difficult to achieve the peace that the people
of Sri Lanka deserve, he added.

Obama called on the Sri Lankan government to take several steps to
alleviate this humanitarian crisis. First, he said, the government
should stop the indiscriminate shelling that has taken hundreds of
innocent lives, including several hospitals, and the government should
live up to its commitment to not use heavy weapons in the conflict
zone.

Second, the government should give UN humanitarian teams access to the
civilians who are trapped between the warring parties so that they can
receive the immediate assistance necessary to save lives. Third, the
government should also allow the United Nations and the Red Cross
access to nearly 190,000 displaced people within Sri Lanka so that
they can receive additional support that they need.

The United States stands ready to work with the international
community to support the people of Sri Lanka in this time of
suffering, Obama said, adding ''I don't believe that we can delay.''

The US President’s statement follows frequent confabulations in the
White House and state department, including consultations with other
UN member states, about a crisis which has aggravated each passing day
even as Washington is warily watching the growing refugee crisis in
Pakistan’s Swat region.

Unlike the Pakistanis, the Sri Lankans — Tamils or Sinhalese — have no
effective lobby in the US, and are not seen as a danger to US
interests, to drive home the magnitude of the crisis. A more
significant Tamil diaspora in Canada has not been able make an impact
in the US, primarily because they are hamstrung by the reputation and
the proscription of LTTE as a terrorist organization.

To compound matters, both New Delhi and Colombo are without full-time
ambassadors following the exit of David Mulford from India and Robert
Blake — who is taking over the South Asia bureau in Washington — from
Sri Lanka. Still, the missions in Delhi and Colombo have been pressing
Washington to address Sri Lanka’s biggest crisis in decades.

http://tamil.webdunia.com/newsworld/...90514057_1.htm

ஒபாமாவுக்கும் பெப்பே :-(

இப்பேர்ப்பட்ட ஆளுங்க அரை நாள் உண்ணாவிரதத்துலயே நிறுத்தீட்டதா சொல்லி நம்ம ஊர்ல ஆடின நாடகம் :-(

Coffin protest at Sri Lankan High Commission

Some 200 angry protesters today gathered at the Sri Lankan High Commission in Kuala Lumpur to protest the ongoing civil strife in the island which has killed thousands of civilians.

= Pakatan to protest at Putrajaya
= Sri Lanka guilty of war crimes

http://in.tamil.yahoo.com/News/Inter...90515015_1.htm

இந்த நம்பியார் வேலை தான் புரிய மாட்டேங்கறது :-(

ஏம்ப்பா வேற எம்ஜியார் யாரும் கிடைக்கலையா?