Ratanapala 23-Feb-15 What  happened on 18 Feb 2015 at Nugegoda should be the beginning of the  Long March of Mahinda. My mind goes back to similar situations and occasions that took place in history. One such occasion was when the Nazis were almost at the gates of Moscow in June 1941. Soviet Union was at […]

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Ratanapala 14 Feb 15 Exactly 200 years since the signing away of the 2600 year old Sinhala  rule in Sri Lanka to the imperialistic powers in 1815, the Sinhale nation managed to repeat that  self defeating, unpatriotic and uncouth  act all over again. Today they stand nose-less having  cut their noses to spite their faces.  […]

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Ratanapala 7 Jan 2015 The main problem in Sri Lanka politics is not a problem of not discriminating against the minorities, but a problem of the majority  being discriminated and not being given their due place to run the affairs of the nation.  The Sinhalese having divided roughly in the middle between two rival political […]

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Ratanapala 5 Jan 2015 If Sirisena wins Eelam will not be a distant dream of the racist Tamils. It will become reality just like Kosovo with the intervention of the Western forces. Let the politicos and the powers that be too understand the implications if the unthinkable were to happen.  Marine and Oceanic Resources 200 […]

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Ratanapala 5 Jan 2015 Eelam, water wars and a permanent state of war across an undefined and moving border!  Water wars and a permanent state of war! River systems that cross the 2008 Eelam Boundary     Potential flash points for war Majority of Sri Lankans living in the contested areas are peasant farmers, for […]

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Ratanapala – 4 Jan 2015 With the formation of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party in 1951, the majority Sinhalese became a near non-entity in Sri Lankan politics. Sinhala polity got bifurcated and each half went of separate ways in a manner suicidal to each other. This provided and opened up untold vistas for the minorities […]

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Ratanapala  4 Jan 2015 The 13th Amendment in its various manifestations will be in for consideration with Eelamist Tamils if Sirisena wins. It is best if Sri Lankan electorate come to know the implications of giving into Eelam demands.  Let the politicos and the powers that be too understand the implications. Part 1.  Indefinite, non […]

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