Author Archive for Ajit Randeniya
Saturday, March 20th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
Any Sri Lankan preoccupied with implementing Zionist agendas such as instituting ‘accountability mechanisms’ to work out ‘who shot whom’ at Nandikathal lagoon, and restoring the special ‘Human Rights’ of Sarath Fonseka to air conditioned accommodation and mobile phones need to stop for a moment, please.
It came to light last week that since leaving Downing [...]
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Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The death last week of David Kimche, one of Mossad’s more celebrated spies fortuitously attracts the limelight to the dirty and unethical foundation on which its largely undeserved reputation as an invincible spy organisation with a legendary record of almost super-human, and at times thrilling, achievements is built on.
The botched murder of Hamas leaders [...]
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Sunday, March 14th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
Ashis Nandy, the Bengali social theorist who gave up medical training to study social sciences and psychology, and was named amongst the top 100 public intellectuals of the world by the ‘Foreign Policy’ magazine in 2008, has written extensively on a variety of topics including public conscience and dialogues between civilisations.
In the 1983 book, [...]
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Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
Sri Lanka is currently a hotbed of espionage; the place is teeming with US, British, Australian and Israeli spies operating, almost at will, under cover as journalists, aid workers, tourists and people with various business interests.
Those with an interest in this area and monitor events have always known that the man named Charles Haviland [...]
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Sunday, March 7th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The intensification of subterranean activities of the US embassy in Colombo and USAID in the north and east of Sri Lanka, especially following the defeat of their ‘trump card’, Sarath Fonseka, is such that the Sri Lankan government needs to declare it a spectator sport and collect some additional taxes!
The latest news of a [...]
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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The decision by the European Union (EU) to send an ambassador named ‘Savage’ to Sri Lanka appears deliberate, and in recognition of the fact that the former colonisers’ are in fact a group of barbarians yet to learn the ways of civilised human interaction.
The savage who is representing EU in Sri Lanka has now [...]
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Sunday, February 28th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
While the Sri Lankan government leaders, politicians and the general population are looking away, busily engaged in implementing the democratic right of our people to vote, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) operatives and programs appear to be busily at work, at grass roots levels, in the northern and eastern regions of [...]
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Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The greatest challenge posed by Robert Blake’s recent remarks on Sri Lanka, while his agent Fonseka is yet to explain the source of the US dollar bounty, and while his neocon forces in Afghanistan are exterminating poor Afghan villagers, is to find means of expressing the utter disgust such remarks deserve; they surpass the [...]
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
British right wing polemicist Frank Johnson coined the term ‘Commentariat’ to refer to the usually university educated politically active ‘metropolitan middle class’, especially those with political, media, and academic connections who see themselves as the arbiters of conventional wisdom and morality. Dr Gunadasa Amarasekera probably alluded to the parallel group in Sri Lanka when [...]
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Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The Daily News of the 17th reported that a team of Israeli executives was arriving in Colombo to sign a bilateral agreement with the Foreign Employment Promotion and Welfare Ministry of Sri Lanka to provide more job opportunities for Sri Lankans as attendants and agricultural workers in Israel.
This news is particularly interesting, and frightening [...]
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Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
They are worried!
The end of the war in Sri Lanka removed a convenient diversion from the Genocide that is taking place in Palestine, Afghanistan and Pakistan and the resounding victory of President Rajapakse showed that the Sri Lankan polity, especially the rural masses, are well informed about the conspiracies aimed at keeping them poor.
Now [...]
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Sunday, February 14th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The news last week that Robert Blake summoned the Sri Lankan Ambassador to the US Jaliya Wickremasuriya to the State Department to lodge ’strong protests’ over the arrest of Sarath Fonseka provides conclusive proof that Blake ‘cultivated’ Fonseka as a US spy over a relatively long period of time, and backed his ‘campaign’.
Blake resisted [...]
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Monday, February 1st, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
Dear Reader, now that the foreign-sponsored impudent interruption to the post-war reconstruction of Sri Lanka is over, suppose you were an idiot; and suppose you were Sarath Fonseka; but I repeat myself. Please forgive me, what I meant to ask was that ‘How would Fonseka be feeling?
He lived in a fool’s paradise since 19 [...]
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Sunday, January 31st, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
Further commenting on the ignominious end of the Pawnseka debacle gives as much joy as kicking a dead dog. The Sri Lankan people have demonstrated in no uncertain terms that they know a fraud when they see one! One spiteful kick on the political carcass of Pawnseka reveals that he is well and truly [...]
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Sunday, January 24th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The presidential election campaigns that just-ended had a few defining moments. Though the likely result of the election was largely determined at the very moment the common candidate announced his ridiculous decision that he wanted to be king, the people’s resolve was sealed when it was announced that he was going to be sponsored [...]
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Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
There are many characteristics about the public persona of Ranil Wickremesinghe even his political enemies would be likely to find disturbing; he comes across as a man immersed in a great sea of self-pity, some one who weeps into the pillow every night due to ‘permanent background misery’.
Judging by Ranil’s never-ending references to the [...]
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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The death last Sunday of Mr Jyoti Basu, the best-known face of communism in India marks the end of an era when the privileged classes created by colonialists gave birth to Communists who led the campaign against it, proving one of the enduring maxims of Marxism.
Basu was a member of the Communist Party of [...]
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Sunday, January 17th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The US and Norwegian sponsored anti-corruption brigade’s attempt to bribe National Freedom Front (NFF) MP Mohamed Muzzamil is polemicist’s dream. It provides more ‘I told you so’ opportunities than a drunken gambler’s wife would get in a casino!
However, avenues available for the honest expression of contempt and indignation over this dastardly act are narrower [...]
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Monday, January 11th, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
It is obvious that Sarath Pawnseka’s pathetically negative election campaign, if you can call that a campaign, based on non-credible charges of corruption against President Rajapakse and un-funded promises of ‘milk and honey’ for everyone has backfired. The foreign conspirators and local morons who are sponsoring his candidature have failed miserably to correctly gauge [...]
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Sunday, January 3rd, 2010
Ajit Randeniya
The motley crew of people and political parties Robert Blake commissioned to manufacture Adigar Pawnseka’s farcical presidential candidature has now dwindled down effectively to the bank robber and self-confessed murderer Somawansa Amarasinghe. Amarasinghe seems to be stealing the limelight at every possible occasion; the photograph of his bare-bodied appearance in a Hindu temple, by [...]
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Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
It is more than eight years since the ‘alleged’ terrorist attacks of 9/11 on America, and two wars are still raging in the Middle East and its neighbourhood under the pretext of bringing the perpetrators ‘to justice’. The war effort has only just been rejuvenated by none other than the ‘Great Black Hope’, against [...]
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Sunday, December 27th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
Fonsymorons (backers of Sarath Fonseka) getting desperate. Nothing seems to go right for them!
They are now convinced that the great challenger they decided to pitch against President Rajapakse suffers from an incurable case of the ‘foot in mouth’ disease. They are convinced that Fonseka’s pillow talk with Frederica Jansz, and its aftermath in particular, [...]
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Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
Philip Alston is a very busy man. Since 2004 he has been occupying one of the UN ‘Special Rapporteur’ positions, a la Radhika Coomaraswamy and other ‘pets’ of those who run the world from their US, EU and UN bases.
Alston’s job description emphasises the need for ‘visits’ to countries around the world to investigate [...]
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Sunday, December 20th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
The saga of Sarath Fonseka’s Presidential campaign is proving to be a farce that will easily outdo that of the 2008 campaign of Sarah Pelin . The possibility of a future ’President Fonseka’ taking office has already become a logical inconsistency similar to ’boiling snow’.
The simple reasons are that the man is corrupt; dishonest; [...]
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Wednesday, December 16th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
The current political situation in Sri Lanka is reminiscent of the situation during the first-half of 2009, leading up to the last days of Prabhakaran. The foreign hordes led by Milibands, Kouchners, Hilary Clintons and the EU, and their local agents, were doing their best to try and save Prabhakaran through ‘pressure tactics’ (allegations [...]
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Sunday, December 13th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
Robert ‘Oh’ Blake has come and gone. While in Colombo he made quite a number of observations favourable to the government, and made reassurances and promises that the US will be with us ‘all the way’. But the ‘esteemed’ Sunday Leader, mouthpiece of the Assembly of God cult, and of Adigar Pawnseka, nearly missed [...]
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Thursday, December 10th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
One of the more interesting phenomena about the current political situation in Sri Lanka is the sudden and inexplicable ‘change of heart’ of the Christian fundamentalist cults and their representatives towards General (retd.) Sarath Fonseka’s candidature for Presidency. A man who was allegedly to be behind murders of journalists and unexplained disappearances, giving rise [...]
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Sunday, December 6th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
General (retd.) Sarath Fonseka is conforming to the shameful tradition of past Sri Lankan kings and adigars who have been ‘eveready’ to sell out to foreigners. This tradition, starting with Buvanekabahu of Kotte was kept alive by many other kings and adigars that followed him. Ranil Wickremesinghe whom many consider to be the reincarnation [...]
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Sunday, November 29th, 2009
Ajit Randeniya
One positive consequence of the illegal US invasion of Iraq is that many intelligence agents and analysts these days do what they can to prevent any repetition of such dastardly acts ever again. They pass on information freely these days to friends and even to acquaintances so that the lies and conspiracies are exposed [...]
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Sunday, November 29th, 2009
S. Akurugoda
Just over six months ago we were able to show the entire world, how powerful is our unity and its strength. Firstly, determination to end the terrorism was taken firmly by the peace loving, right minded patriotic people of this land at the last presidential election by defeating the ‘puppet of the west’ and [...]
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