Comments on: Assassination of Rajapaksha Will Derail All the Victories http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/2009/08/16/assassination-of-rajapaksha-will-derail-all-the-victories/ Lankaweb.com Sun, 14 Mar 2010 14:13:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Siri http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/2009/08/16/assassination-of-rajapaksha-will-derail-all-the-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-366 Siri Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:19:37 +0000 http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/?p=2915#comment-366 Mr. Dilrook Kannangara is very smart in figuring the consequences of a National disaster by a LTTE bomber. However I am confused by Raj's idea. He sems to be a disgruntled capitalist. Mr. Rajapaksa should take into account the fact that though he is doing a great deal for Sri Lanka, many Western Nations would like to see him replaced by Traitors and Puppets like Ranil Wickramasinghe. He should remember that the only way for Western Nations to florish in their Capitalistic way is to exploit poor nations and make a dependant and captive society to sell their products to. Mr. Rajapaksa should watch out for plots by these interested Western Powers who will promote or encourage any means to get rid of him. Mr. Dilrook Kannangara is very smart in figuring the consequences of a National disaster by a LTTE bomber. However I am confused by Raj’s idea. He sems to be a disgruntled capitalist. Mr. Rajapaksa should take into account the fact that though he is doing a great deal for Sri Lanka, many Western Nations would like to see him replaced by Traitors and Puppets like Ranil Wickramasinghe. He should remember that the only way for Western Nations to florish in their Capitalistic way is to exploit poor nations and make a dependant and captive society to sell their products to. Mr. Rajapaksa should watch out for plots by these interested Western Powers who will promote or encourage any means to get rid of him.

]]> By: Priyantha Abeywickrama http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/2009/08/16/assassination-of-rajapaksha-will-derail-all-the-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-365 Priyantha Abeywickrama Mon, 17 Aug 2009 07:20:37 +0000 http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/?p=2915#comment-365 I am a bit surprised by this article though I had a very positive feeling on many of articles written by Dilrook. For Sinhala people, unworkable one-man rule was dead and buried a long time ago when they started using sacrificial lambs (Obamas) for the top job a few millennia ago though there are a few individuals today carrying the English man’s burden pretending to be not so. I cannot understand the reason for putting all the eggs in a single basket (I meant an individual). Though I am not concerned about who leads the dysfunctional colonial establishment, if we dismantle the whole set up and send all those shareholders to hell, sooner the better for our future. When it happens, there is no need to panic, as Sinhala people will be introduced to a new world by their own capable people. As a supporter of Sinhala people, I do not understand why we have to sympathise with those unworthy lot who disappeared from the country including the dead who have done an immense damage to Sinhala people. Those who benefit from Sinhala goodwill should never even think of betraying them if they have a bit of historical knowledge. It is a testing time for Rajapaksa clan and their survival will depend on what they do in the near future. Whether it is short or long, I hope, Rajapaksa clan is the last of the willing to carry the burden of this dysfunctional outfit near its natural death. Though there are many who believe in fate or Karma to analyse many deaths that occurred in our long history, it is my understanding that they were delivered to deserving people at the right time as per a schedule. Obviously there are some overdue deliveries. If Rajapaksa clan does what they are trying to do behind the back of Sinhala people, it is very likely for them to share the same fate befallen on SWRD, little black English man modelled in English value system, who tried to deceive Sinhala people by parroting Sinhala words written using English letters and cheap populism. Death is not something that we cannot avoid when it is due for whatever reason. If someone behaves like seeking death, it may a result of making him or her mad before destruction (just think of VP). When you are in the limelight by accident, you may wonder what could have happened if you were not around. Rajapaksa clan had a very good opportunity to make a significant contribution to the good of humanity if they acted wisely. Unfortunately, their social, political and ethnic baggage combined with the natural heritage that we all share has left them lurking in the twilight zone for a while. It seems they have lost the chance of defeating their own Karma. I will be one of those who would not worry too much about any eventuality facing Rajapaksa clan as there is always a better way out for Sinhala people. We should not underestimate the intellectual resources that were put together to form the oldest civilisation outside the wild. Though beneficiaries, we may be nobodies babbling like babies compared to their thinking and planning that gave birth to the long-lasting Sinhala civilisation. I am a bit surprised by this article though I had a very positive feeling on many of articles written by Dilrook. For Sinhala people, unworkable one-man rule was dead and buried a long time ago when they started using sacrificial lambs (Obamas) for the top job a few millennia ago though there are a few individuals today carrying the English man’s burden pretending to be not so. I cannot understand the reason for putting all the eggs in a single basket (I meant an individual). Though I am not concerned about who leads the dysfunctional colonial establishment, if we dismantle the whole set up and send all those shareholders to hell, sooner the better for our future. When it happens, there is no need to panic, as Sinhala people will be introduced to a new world by their own capable people. As a supporter of Sinhala people, I do not understand why we have to sympathise with those unworthy lot who disappeared from the country including the dead who have done an immense damage to Sinhala people. Those who benefit from Sinhala goodwill should never even think of betraying them if they have a bit of historical knowledge. It is a testing time for Rajapaksa clan and their survival will depend on what they do in the near future. Whether it is short or long, I hope, Rajapaksa clan is the last of the willing to carry the burden of this dysfunctional outfit near its natural death. Though there are many who believe in fate or Karma to analyse many deaths that occurred in our long history, it is my understanding that they were delivered to deserving people at the right time as per a schedule. Obviously there are some overdue deliveries. If Rajapaksa clan does what they are trying to do behind the back of Sinhala people, it is very likely for them to share the same fate befallen on SWRD, little black English man modelled in English value system, who tried to deceive Sinhala people by parroting Sinhala words written using English letters and cheap populism.

Death is not something that we cannot avoid when it is due for whatever reason. If someone behaves like seeking death, it may a result of making him or her mad before destruction (just think of VP). When you are in the limelight by accident, you may wonder what could have happened if you were not around. Rajapaksa clan had a very good opportunity to make a significant contribution to the good of humanity if they acted wisely. Unfortunately, their social, political and ethnic baggage combined with the natural heritage that we all share has left them lurking in the twilight zone for a while. It seems they have lost the chance of defeating their own Karma. I will be one of those who would not worry too much about any eventuality facing Rajapaksa clan as there is always a better way out for Sinhala people. We should not underestimate the intellectual resources that were put together to form the oldest civilisation outside the wild. Though beneficiaries, we may be nobodies babbling like babies compared to their thinking and planning that gave birth to the long-lasting Sinhala civilisation.

]]> By: Raj http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/2009/08/16/assassination-of-rajapaksha-will-derail-all-the-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-364 Raj Mon, 17 Aug 2009 05:15:33 +0000 http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/?p=2915#comment-364 Dilrook is quite right. The President must not, and need not expose himself so much. It is the reality however sad it is. Dilrook is quite right. The President must not, and need not expose himself so much. It is the reality however sad it is.

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