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rajitha_ks

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    Their wasn't a "nationalist movement" to begin with........it was just some people pretending to be so called nationalists for their own benefits.


    there IS a nationalist movement.
    Nalin de Silva, Gevindu Kumarathunga, Elle Gunawansa.. those are the front runners.. whats lacking is a proper political leadership.

    mahinda gave leadership when he fought the war and when he stood firmly against pressure from west to divide the country. he had the backing of china to a certain extent.
    i sincerely hoped Nugegoda movement could become a formidable force in the parliament. we had the momentum. we had sufficient masses to support the course.. but MR betrayed all of them by joining hands with traitor my3

    I'm thinking of Dinesh Gunawardena as a suitable candidate to take the leadership.. he's the son of Philip Gunawardena, a proven patriot.
     

    Thilinacba

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    :rofl: :rofl:

    ubath ohe neda? :P
     

    isurueka

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    there IS a nationalist movement.
    Nalin de Silva, Gevindu Kumarathunga, Elle Gunawansa.. those are the front runners.. whats lacking is a proper political leadership.

    mahinda gave leadership when he fought the war and when he stood firmly against pressure from west to divide the country. he had the backing of china to a certain extent.
    i sincerely hoped Nugegoda movement could become a formidable force in the parliament. we had the momentum. we had sufficient masses to support the course.. but MR betrayed all of them by joining hands with traitor my3

    I'm thinking of Dinesh Gunawardena as a suitable candidate to take the leadership.. he's the son of Philip Gunawardena, a proven patriot.

    Keep believing in lies bro :lol:

    Nalin de silva is so patriotic and nationalist that he sent his children to study in western countries :lol:

    get over your west phobia
     

    rajitha_ks

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    Keep believing in lies bro :lol:

    Nalin de silva is so patriotic and nationalist that he sent his children to study in western countries :lol:

    get over your west phobia

    i've got no west phobia.
    i believe sri lanka belongs to sinhala people. tamils muslims Mongolians Argentinians and all the others are immigrants.
    we are losing our ground as sinhalese. nationalist movement is the only thing fighting to preserve what's left of it.

    btw my own sister is migrating to the US next month to do her phd in molecular biology and genetics so i've got no problem about Nalin de Silva having sent his kids to US:lol:
     
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    isurueka

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    i've got no west phobia.
    i believe sri lanka belongs to sinhala people. tamils muslims Mongolians Argentinians and all the others are immigrants.
    we are losing our ground as sinhalese. nationalist movement is the only thing fighting to preserve what's left of it.

    so whats your plan? kill all non Sinhalese?
     

    rajitha_ks

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    so whats your plan? kill all non Sinhalese?


    that's ridiculous

    okay i have a very long answer for this but let me put it in a simple way..

    I for one don't believe Sri Lanka is a pluralistic society. Just like japan a Japanese state Sri Lanka is a sinhala state. Tamils, Muslims Chinese Mongolians South Africans brazilians all of them are immigrants. When you migrate to another country and decide to live there for the rest of your life you don't demand self governance. Rather you try to absorb yourself into the dominant culture in your host country. In one or two generations your grandchildren will be fully absorbed into host country and indistinguishable from host people albeit skin color. The problem in Sri Lanka is Tamils and Muslims not being absorbed into mainstream sinhala culture. The only way to solve this problem in my view is to populate, infiltrate Sinhala families in to Tamil / Muslim dominated regions and thin out their dominance.
    The false notion that Sri Lanka is pluralistic needs to be demolished!
     

    isurueka

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    i've got no west phobia.
    i believe sri lanka belongs to sinhala people. tamils muslims Mongolians Argentinians and all the others are immigrants.
    we are losing our ground as sinhalese. nationalist movement is the only thing fighting to preserve what's left of it.

    btw my own sister is migrating to the US next month to do her phd in molecular biology and genetics so i've got no problem about Nalin de Silva having sent his kids to US:lol:

    I didn't expect you to have problem either......both of you are same kind of hypocrites :lol:

    that's ridiculous

    okay i have a very long answer for this but let me put it in a simple way..

    I for one don't believe Sri Lanka is a pluralistic society. Just like japan a Japanese state Sri Lanka is a sinhala state. Tamils, Muslims Chinese Mongolians South Africans brazilians all of them are immigrants. When you migrate to another country and decide to live there for the rest of your life you don't demand self governance. Rather you try to absorb yourself into the dominant culture in your host country. In one or two generations your grandchildren will be fully absorbed into host country and indistinguishable from host people albeit skin color. The problem in Sri Lanka is Tamils and Muslims not being absorbed into mainstream sinhala culture. The only way to solve this problem in my view is to populate, infiltrate Sinhala families in to Tamil / Muslim dominated regions and thin out their dominance.
    The false notion that Sri Lanka is pluralistic needs to be demolished!

    Your problem is failure to understand the culture as a personal and changing thing........whats wrong with other people having their own cultures as long as it doesn't hurt anyone?

    also their is a huge cultural diversity among Sinhalese as well so what is the "correct" culture then?

    one can follow whatever culture he want as long as it is within the law. you don't have right to push anyone into culture you believe in.
     

    Rasika212

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    she's just one.
    nomination list is prepared by my3. mahinda don't give shit about it as long as he gets his share.

    nationalist movement is officially dead

    nationalist movement is not dead as you think just wait and see and you will understand what is happening that is all i say on this. ;)
     

    rajitha_ks

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    I didn't expect you to have problem either......both of you are same kind of hypocrites :lol:



    Your problem is failure to understand the culture as a personal and changing thing........whats wrong with other people having their own cultures as long as it doesn't hurt anyone?

    also their is a huge cultural diversity among Sinhalese as well so what is the "correct" culture then?

    one can follow whatever culture he want as long as it is within the law. you don't have right to push anyone into culture you believe in.

    you don't seem to grasp my point here. i've got absolutely no issue with a monglian familiy living in sri lanka according to their customs as long as they are within the legal framework of SL. just like sinhalese living in UK does not demand sinhala new year be made a official holiday in UK calender. if on the other hand a sizable mongolian population having lived here for a few centuries start to demand self governance and ask their customs and traditions be made laws here don't you see a problem there?

    that's exactly what's happening with tamils and muslims. they lived their lives peacefully and we had no issue. some actually got absorbed into mainstream sinhala culture and became sinhalese over the cource of time. there's evidence for that. now they want self governance and separatism.

    what do you think are the problems tamils in SL are facing just because they are tamils?
    do they have to wait in long lists to get electricity? to send their kids to schools?
    is there any form of discrimination in getting a job for a tamil? university entrance? there's none!
    they can study in their own language. even almost all government forms are issue both in tamil and sinhala. they have their own radio and tv stations.

    do they air sinhala or french or german tv channels in UK?
     

    rajitha_ks

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    පැටියා;18644073 said:
    What were the actions taken by Mahinda to dilute their dominance over the society? :eek:


    those who know knows what gota did.
    he slowly infiltrated sinhala families into tamil lands. i know a couple of families linked to SLAF who got lands from North.

    that's why TNA demanded release of lands held by military as the very first thing since jan 8, and our new leaders shamelessly obliged.
     

    isurueka

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    you don't seem to grasp my point here. i've got absolutely no issue with a monglian familiy living in sri lanka according to their customs as long as they are within the legal framework of SL. just like sinhalese living in UK does not demand sinhala new year be made a official holiday in UK calender. if on the other hand a sizable mongolian population having lived here for a few centuries start to demand self governance and ask their customs and traditions be made laws here don't you see a problem there?

    that's exactly what's happening with tamils and muslims. they lived their lives peacefully and we had no issue. some actually got absorbed into mainstream sinhala culture and became sinhalese over the cource of time. there's evidence for that. now they want self governance and separatism.

    what do you think are the problems tamils in SL are facing just because they are tamils?
    do they have to wait in long lists to get electricity? to send their kids to schools?
    is there any form of discrimination in getting a job for a tamil? university entrance? there's none!
    they can study in their own language. even almost all government forms are issue both in tamil and sinhala. they have their own radio and tv stations.

    do they air sinhala or french or german tv channels in UK?

    When did i say that i agree with separatists?

    Separatism is not only a problem faced by Sinhalese. it is a threat to all Sri lankans........so called "nationalists" are only reinforcing those separatist claims.

    when you say tamils are immigrants that only helps the separatist argument that Sinhalese are racists and they need their own country.

    if you are really against separatism you should accept that all srilankans have equal right to this country and you are willing to accept them as fellow citizens without discrimination.
     

    isurueka

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    those who know knows what gota did.
    he slowly infiltrated sinhala families into tamil lands. i know a couple of families linked to SLAF who got lands from North.

    that's why TNA demanded release of lands held by military as the very first thing since jan 8, and our new leaders shamelessly obliged.

    lol gota's big brother released few times more land than what new government released :lol: