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To save our Sinhela lives questions need to be asked immediately!

By Anura Seneviratna

Although, the Sinhela Nation, Country and Culture have been brutally decimated for the past 20 years the brain wave to unite has still not been tuned in especially by the brainy Sinhelas

Reply
Humanity at large has arisen through the power of nature into differing sections, or races of people or nations. Among this array of nations, Sinhela is one of them. None of these nations can be stated as pure blooded when in fact every one is hybrid. Nevertheless, every nation is an entity in its own right in the myriad of natures vivacity. Every Nation has a distinct language, culture, history, national cuisine, dress etc. Although, the earth is one world, differing sections of it evolved as separate countries due to the individual nations. Therefore, the basis of each country is the nation at its core. Like the relationship and care within a family unit, the same amicability and closeness spread outwards into the family of nation in oneness. National motherland or national country is the prime ownership and the priceless asset that a nation possesses. Survival of the national heritage depends on its national motherland. The nations security and progress rest on the protection of its motherland. Some examples of nations are Chinese, British, German, Japanese and Tamil.

Question 2) How was the national name of Sinhela formed?

Reply
The authentic name thousands of years ago was "Hela". It means pure. Pure referred to the significance of the Hela living concept, of living in harmony with nature. The recent intrusion of Vijaya of India into the land of Hela, resulted in his beastly clan name of "Sinha" getting coined up with the Hela. So, it became Sinha+Hela and Sinhela, or for easier pronunciation, Sinhala.

Question 3) How was Sinhela National Motherland named as Lanka?

Reply:
Every country is named after its nation. Otherwise, it becomes like a deed-less land. This creates a vulnerable situation when anyone can claim it. After English plunderers, invaded the "Sinhelaye"it was handed back in 1948 to a coterie of subservient English side kicks. They changed it to Sri Lanka. This was a nickname used by the early Indian writers. Because the country is beautiful, they called it "Lanka", which is derived from an Indian word "Alankaar" for beauty. Since our country was named "Sri Lanka", the Sinhela heritage started to suffer systematic genocide. It is the main reason for the ongoing Tamil invasion of the Sinhela country. The Tamil country is Tamil Nadu (Tamil Country) which is situated in the Indian subcontinent just north of Heladiva.

Question 4) Can there be Tamil national rights in the Sinhela national country?

Reply:
No. The national rights can be had only in ones national motherland. Any section of a countrys nation which settles in the country of a host nation, becomes a non indigenous minority there. Their original national status gets invalidated but becomes one with the host nation. Minorities can practise their foreign national cultures in a private capacity. The minorities who already have their national countries elsewhere cannot be entitled to the same national rights in a host country as well. If you do give such rights, it is the same as an invitation to invade the host country. Sri Lanka is the only country where minorities have been granted foreign national rights. If minorities are accepted as an additional nation within the existing Sinhela nation then this nation needs a country too. By dishing out foreign national rights within the Sinhela national country for the past 52 years, there has been a catalogue of crimes committed against the Sinhela sovereign nation. As a result, there is an internal Tamil invasion and a genocide taking place against the Sinhela nation. For 20 years, through a phoney war while colluding with the Tamil plunderers, has been designed to decimate the Sinhela heritage lock stock and barrel. If this ploy continues, the Sinhela country will soon become the second Tamil country in addition to Tamil Nadu.

Question 5) Who are the Tamils?

Reply:
Tamils are another nation. Without any history yarns, the tangible truth of the existence of the Tamil country is Tamil Nadu (Tamil Country) in the Indian subcontinent. This can be checked out by a quick look at the world map. This Tamil motherland consists of 60 million Tamils, while 40 million more Tamils have settled in host countries including Sri Lanka. Therefore, the total Tamil population is 100 million. We, Sinhela are a mere 14 million altogether. This means the Tamil population is nearly ten times greater than us. It must be clearly understood that these 100 million Tamils are all up in arms in the undercover invasion of the Sinhela island. But they have fobbed the world as well as some of us to believe that it is a Tamil freedom struggle. A national freedom struggle only takes place in the land of its national origin but not in another nations land. Therefore, the Tamil freedom struggle should take place only in Tamil Nadu. If we continue to sympathise with the Tamils in Sri Lanka as a poor minority when they are a massive nation in their own right in Tamil Nadu we will be on a sure way to annihilate ourselves.

Question 6) What rights do minorities get in other host countries?

Reply:
The minorities settled in every other host country in the world get human rights and civil rights. The right to live, work, do business, right to have health service and education are human rights. The citizenship rights, right to vote and contest at elections through the existing national political parties of the country. Apart from these rights, non indigenous minorities are not entitled to their foreign national rights as well. The rationality of this is that the minorities already have their countries of national origins elsewhere. In fact, minorities cannot form racist or foreign national political parties in a host country because it will pose a foreign national threat to the host countrys national political infrastructure. Eventually, it will lead to an invasion from within. Although, this simple political formula is practised by every other country, the Sri Lanka rulers have totally violated it.

Question 7) Is nationalism bad? Is individualism bad?

Reply:
Nationalism is a common universal entity which spans every country on earth. Without the presence of a nation, the very existence of a country would have been a foregone conclusion. Imagine a world, without the variety and abundance of languages, cultures and nations! It could have been a grey and boring phenomenon. It could have been nameless places and peoples. The unjust treatment of a nation of people by another, solely because of its national identity, amounts to a lack of human refinement and finesse of the other. The 52 years of gross violations against the indigenous Sinhela sovereign nation by the caretakers of Lanka is a crime unprecedented in its sheer enduring brutality. It is tragically taking its toll by this psychological conditioning inflicted upon the Sinhela nation. While Sinhelas are in tatters facing a national disaster we have been brainwashed to feel guilty if we are nationalistic. The by product of this anti-nationalism in the Sinhela mindset has converged onto degenerative individualism. Thus playing havoc by being at each others throats while the nation is succumbing to the invader. During this turmoil, those few, fortunately for the nation, are working against all odds to save our heritage; the mudslingers and wafflers are in galore. Sinhela individualists getting inflated by egotism while bursting willy- nilly. The racist Tamil land robbers and murderers are closing in on us unchallenged to form the second Tamil country. Whilst the few nationalists are working in dedication to save the nation for the common good, the egotists are wilting in solitary worlds into pale cadavers.