රෙන්න පුකේ ගූ නැති උනාට කතාවනම් තියෙන්නෙ ඕනා මේ ගානටවත් 🤭🤭

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    Also if they have the proof why isn't any one in custody for this so called smuggling?

    Under the Rajapakse regime, their actions were lawful as they possessed the legal authority to do anything they wished. Can't prosecute when it is sanctioned by the government itself (they were prosecuted but the culprits were acquitted because they had broad "licenses" from the Rajapakse government that allowed them to operate however they wanted)
     

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    What is your point, 2 different things right? If they have proof that the recent killings were done by or is remotely connected to past rulers then they should arrest and prosecute them without whining about it 🤭 🤭

    He is like that because accepting the reality that the current government has the power to act but isn't doing so would shatter his political identity. Blaming the previous gov is his safety mechanism
     

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    Want some attention? Ok here is a bit of attention, now crawl back to whatever shit hole you came from and come back only when you have something interesting to say 😏😏


    ආහ් PHI පොන්නයා හිතන්නෙ මට fake තියෙනවා කියලද? ලොල් පොන්ස්, උඹලා වගේ ගූ ගොඩවල් වලට අරින්න එච්චර අමාරු නෑ 🤭🤭
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    ඉදකින් පොන්න සිගිත්තා! නිකමට උඹම කියවල බලපන් උඹ දාන ඒවගෙ භාෂා විලාසය.. තනිකර පොන්න නිමිත්තක් තියෙන්නෙ! :lol:
     

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    ඉදකින් පොන්න සිගිත්තා! නිකමට උඹම කියවල බලපන් උඹ දාන ඒවගෙ භාෂා විලාසය.. තනිකර පොන්න නිමිත්තක් තියෙන්නෙ! :lol:
    කන්නාඩි ඉස්සරහට ගිහින් කමෙන්ට් දාන්න එපා පොන්ස් 😏 😏
     

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    Under the Rajapakse regime, their actions were lawful as they possessed the legal authority to do anything they wished. Can't prosecute when it is sanctioned by the government itself (they were prosecuted but the culprits were acquitted because they had broad "licenses" from the Rajapakse government that allowed them to operate however they wanted)

    In other words - we’d love to stop the murders, but the killers have a permission slip from the previous government 🤡
     

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    කන්නාඩි ඉස්සරහට ගිහින් කමෙන්ට් දාන්න එපා පොන්ස් 😏 😏
    පුක ඇදුන් කනව නේද පොන්නයගෙ? හෙන ගේමක් දෙනවා කිසි අවුලක් නෑ වගෙ පිටට පෙන්නන්න! පවු බං උඹ! :D
     

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    https://www.avantmaritime.com/services/armouries/#_

    They are still advertising openly about their armouries including the one at Galle port. Their MOD approval had been restored in 2021. Let me know if you know of any news about revoking this 2021 approval after 2024 September and closure of their armouries.

    https://www.sundaytimes.lk/250817/n...ices-to-ship-protecting-companies-609168.html

    Avant Garde is not the primary state sanctioned floating armoury project in Sri Lankan waters starting from 2025.

    From 2025 it's managed as a state enterprise by the Navy rather than through Avant Garde.

    In other words - we’d love to stop the murders, but the killers have a permission slip from the previous government 🤡

    No, in other words the killers were actively fostered by the policies and patronage of previous governments.

    It's not happening anymore atleast. But the killers they fostered are still out there.
     
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    පුක ඇදුන් කනව නේද පොන්නයගෙ? හෙන ගේමක් දෙනවා කිසි අවුලක් නෑ වගෙ පිටට පෙන්නන්න! පවු බං උඹ! :D
    anaa!මොකක්ද මේ? පොන්න බැකප් එකක්ද? :rofl:
    මන්ද පොන්නයෝ, උඹට දැන් මාව 2 වෙලා පේනවද? ජනේලෙන් පුක දීලා පලාගත්තට පස්සෙ ඉතින් ඕක තමා වෙන්නෙ. 🤭 🤭
     

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    https://www.sundaytimes.lk/250817/n...ices-to-ship-protecting-companies-609168.html

    Avant Garde is not the primary state sanctioned floating armoury project in Sri Lankan waters starting from 2025.

    From 2025 it's managed as a state enterprise by the Navy rather than through Avant Garde.



    No, in other words the killers were actively fostered by the policies and patronage of previous governments.

    It's not happening anymore atleast. But the killers they fostered are still out there.

    So people are getting shot in the streets, and your defense is "Well, the previous guys started it"?

    22 people have been shot dead in the last 8 weeks alone. Saying "it's not happening anymore" is delusional. If the killers are still out there, it's because the current government is letting them be.
     

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    https://www.sundaytimes.lk/250817/n...ices-to-ship-protecting-companies-609168.html

    Avant Garde is not the primary state sanctioned floating armoury project in Sri Lankan waters starting from 2025.

    From 2025 it's managed as a state enterprise by the Navy rather than through Avant Garde.
    I have already read that Sunday Times article. But does that mean the Avantgarde is not operating any armouries anymore?

    As far as I know the global shipping industry is dominated by private corporations. These entities do not engage in commercial activities with govt militaries, even then financial transactions with govt militaries are complicated in the shipping industry.

    So the Navy handling maritime security for shipping lines, not sure how successful or is it just some news article.

    Avant Garde indeed operated under the Rajapaksa administration from 2010 to 2015.

    "CID sleuths who raided Avant Garde’s second vessel docked in the Galle Harbour in October last year, found weapons with defaced serial numbers onboard, and documentation that grossly underestimated the number of weapons the ship, MT Avant Garde, was carrying." - Source
    https://www.avantmaritime.com/services/past-experiences/red-sea/

    https://www.avantmaritime.com/services/past-experiences/gulf-of-oman/

    Additionally, Avantegarde have been operating floating armouries in foreign seas under the jurisdiction of foreign govts. Does that mean these govts have not conducted a thorough investigation into Avantegarde's 'illegal' operations before licensing them? Or just turned a blind eye? Also, why wouldn't these govts deploy their Navies to handle these operations like SL is supposedly doing now, and instead awarding armoury contracts to this 'illegal arms smuggler'?
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    Additionally, Avantegarde have been operating floating armouries in foreign seas under the jurisdiction of foreign govts. Does that mean these govts have not conducted a thorough investigation into Avantegarde's 'illegal' operations before licensing them? Or just turned a blind eye? Also, why wouldn't these govts deploy their Navies to handle these operations like SL is supposedly doing now, and instead awarding armoury contracts to this 'illegal arms smuggler'?
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    Yep

    Senadhipathi’s Avant Garde is a sprawling security corporation, with companies in Panama, where Mossack Fonseca is based, and Cyprus. In his official curriculum vitae, previously made available on the website for the company he operates in Cyprus, Senadhipathi also claims he was was appointed as an Advisor on Maritime Intelligence to the Minister of Defence and National Security of the Republic of Maldives since 20th August 2012 to advise the Maldivian Minister of Defence and National Security Maldives. Senadhipathi has since fallen foul of the Maldivian regime, and his previous recruiter, the country’s defence minister Mohamed Nazim is in jail on weapons smuggling charges.
     

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    මන්ද පොන්නයෝ, උඹට දැන් මාව 2 වෙලා පේනවද? ජනේලෙන් පුක දීලා පලාගත්තට පස්සෙ ඉතින් ඕක තමා වෙන්නෙ. 🤭 🤭
    මන්ද පොන්නයෝ, උඹට දැන් මාව 2 වෙලා පේනවද? ජනේලෙන් පුක දීලා පලාගත්තට පස්සෙ ඉතින් ඕක තමා වෙන්නෙ. 🤭 🤭
    ෆේක් අටවන් රෑ එලි වෙනකන් ත්‍රෙඩ් දම දම දවසේ වේල හොයාගන්න අනාථ පොන්නයෙක් විදින දුකක්! පොන්න සිගිත්තා! :rofl:
     

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    ෆේක් අටවන් රෑ එලි වෙනකන් ත්‍රෙඩ් දම දම දවසේ වේල හොයාගන්න අනාථ පොන්නයෙක් විදින දුකක්! පොන්න සිගිත්තා! :rofl:
    මොකෝ පරක්කු, පයියක් උර උරද හිටියෙ 🤭 🤭
     

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    Yep

    Senadhipathi’s Avant Garde is a sprawling security corporation, with companies in Panama, where Mossack Fonseca is based, and Cyprus. In his official curriculum vitae, previously made available on the website for the company he operates in Cyprus, Senadhipathi also claims he was was appointed as an Advisor on Maritime Intelligence to the Minister of Defence and National Security of the Republic of Maldives since 20th August 2012 to advise the Maldivian Minister of Defence and National Security Maldives. Senadhipathi has since fallen foul of the Maldivian regime, and his previous recruiter, the country’s defence minister Mohamed Nazim is in jail on weapons smuggling charges.
    What about his operations in Oman and the Red Sea, why are they allowing an 'arms smuggler' operate under their jurisdiction?

    Registering ships and other maritime shipping businesses in Panama is a common practice.

     
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    22 people have been shot dead in the last 8 weeks alone. Saying "it's not happening anymore" is delusional.

    "What isn't happening anymore" is the government fostering the killers.

    If the killers are still out there, it's because the current government is letting them be.

    You can't simply pull the plug on a criminal underworld that has been carefully fed and protected by previous governments for years
     

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    ඔය පාරේ බල්ලෙක් වගේ මැරුම් කෑව එකා ගෝටාගේ කාලේ නිතිය හැමොටම එක සමාන නෑ කියලා හිතාන අරගලෙත් ඉදලානේ, නීතිය එක සමාන වෙනවා ද බලපං කෝ පොලිසිය ඇල්ලුවාම උන් ඇප අරන් එලියට ඇවිල්ලා අපරාධ කරනවා. ලෝයර්ස්ලා තමා ඔක්කොම කරන්නෙ.

    අනික ලොයාර්ස්ලාට උනේ රෙන්ඩ පුකේ ගූත් නැති උන එක අනුරයාට පුක දුන්නා ගිහින් හොදටම දැන් ඌට විරුද්ධව මොකුත් කියන්නත් බෑ. උන්ම පත්කරපු ජනාධිපති හින්දා 😂

    හැබැයි සිරස ඔමායා මේ ගැන මොන මතය දරයි ද දන්නෙ නෑ 😂
     

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    What about his operations in Oman and the Red Sea, why are they allowing an 'arms smuggler' operate under their jurisdiction?

    I don't think it does anymore. Their website says "AGMS Floating Armoury (FA) MV SEAPOL ONE maintains its position at 25° 10.0’N, 056° 55.0’E in the Gulf of Oman (OPL Fujairah area)."

    But it's listed as a "fishing vessel" as of now.

    https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/details/8912572

    How are you so certain about that? Because AKD's speeches are so surreal and tempting, there is no way in this world his govt is engaging in illegal practices? Is it?

    Well I haven't yet found a reason to believe his govt is "engaging in illegal practices" of the sort of the previous govts