In the Interview published in last
Sunday’s Observer, it was quite clear and unequivocal, that if Sri Lanka is
part of the UN there are certain rights we surrender in order to be part of
that club!
It is very clear therefore that those
who accuse the UN of interference in Sri Lanka, they are doing it as a right,
and no matter what BULL the Rajapakse’s use to insight divide and rule
politics, they are well within their rights.
It is also quite apparent that in some
instances, Justice has to be compromised for the purpose of Peace and
Reconciliation, and we don’t have the Peace we want both due to the politics of
the TNA and the Rajapakse’s being traitors to the UNITY of the nation.
It is therefore clear that with people
who hold the opinion of Neville Laduwahetty in the Island today (18th
February 2016) we will never grow up to balance both extremes and compromise
our principles for the greater good of the Nation.
Actually the problem lies
not in the International Agencies, but in our internal politics that we are
still struggling to formerly settle this dogmatic split which the people seem
to have already put behind them, but a bunch of political jokers wish to keep
alive PURELY FOR THEIR POLITICAL SURVIVAL and the irresponsible media HAVE NOT
BEEN ABLE TO educate our public of the truth in this, and the harm this divided
opinion has doe to the Country, and to its prestige, in not been able to clear
the air once and for all and LET BYGONES BE BYGONES.
We should avoid the whole Diaspora pressure
as “much ado about nothing” and come to a home-grown solution, so that we do not
have foreign interference just due to local LEGAL POMPOSITY!
Laduwahetty’s tirade using copious references
to the Constitution, can be summed up in one word, “IRRELEVANT” to the current argument.
It is because we have such pompous arrogant ignoramuses, that this Country is still
imposing miserable lives on simple ordinary people who don’t even understand what
this argument these supposedly educated people are engaged in merely due to their
better education level, and that’s all.
I have ignored this article by Dian Jayatilleke as he is seriously out to lunch with his personal prejudices coming in front of analytical thinking with the Country's interests foremost, not in his haste to score acinine points as only he seems to do in this space these days
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