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    විකිලීක්ස් දූෂිත දේශපාලකයන් එලි කරයි

    විකිලීක්ස් වෙත ලොව පුරා සිටින දූෂිත දේශපාලන නායකයන් සහ ප්‍රධාන පුද්ගලයන් ‍රැසකගේ ඩොලර් ට්‍රිලියන ගනන් ධනය සහිත බැංකු තොරතුරු ඒවායේ වැඩ කරන සේවකයන්ගෙන් ලැබී ඇත. මේවා ලඟදිම එලි කරනවිට තවත් ටියුනීසියාවන් ‍රැසක් ලංකාවේ ඉන්දියාවේ විතරක් නොව බටහිර රටවල පවා ඇති වෙනු ඇත.ටියුනීසියාවේ ඇති වූ දේශපාලන විප්ලවයට ප්‍රධානතම හේතුව වී ඇත්තේ විකීලීක්ස් එහි ජනපතිගේ ගනදෙනු එලිකිරීමයි.දූෂිත ටියුනීසියන් ජනපති රටෙන් පලා ගොස් ඇත.ලංකාවේ එවුන්ගෙත් එලි කරනවනම් අනේ සාදු, සාදූ සා
    Wikileaks given data on Swiss bank accounts


    Mr Elmer said he took responsibility for the data he was handing over to Wikileaks

    Continue reading the main story Wikileaks Revelations
    A former Swiss banker has passed on data containing account details of 2,000 prominent people to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
    The data - which is not yet available on the Wikileaks website - was held on two discs handed over by Rudolf Elmer at a press conference in London.
    Mr Assange promised full disclosure once the information had been vetted.
    Mr Elmer is scheduled to go on trial in Switzerland on Wednesday for breaking bank secrecy laws.
    The banker, who has given data to Wikileaks before, was fired from Swiss bank Julius Baer in 2002.
    "Evidently disgruntled and frustrated about unfulfilled career aspirations, Mr. Elmer exhibited behaviour that was detrimental and unacceptable for the Bank, which led to termination of the employment relationship," the bank said in a statement sent to BBC News.
    The data covers multinationals, financial firms and wealthy individuals from many countries, including the UK, US , Germany,Pakistan,Sri Lanka and African countries and covers the period 1990-2009, according to a report in Swiss newspaper Der Sonntag.
    The data included the offshore accounts of about 200 politicians, he said, and covered accounts at ten banks, including his former employer.
     

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    The First WikiLeaks Revolution?


    Posted By Elizabeth Dickinson
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    Tunisians didn't need any more reasons to protest when they took to the streets these past weeks -- food prices were rising, corruption was rampant, and unemployment was staggering. But we might also count Tunisia as the first time that WikiLeaks pushed people over the brink. These protests are also about the country's utter lack of freedom of expression -- including when it comes to WikiLeaks.
    Tunisia's government doesn't exactly get a flattering portrayal in the leaked State Department cables. The country's ruling family is described as "The Family" -- a mafia-esque elite who have their hands in every cookie jar in the entire economy. "President Ben Ali is aging, his regime is sclerotic and there is no clear successor," a June 2009 cable reads. And to this kleptocracy there is no recourse; one June 2008 cable claims: "persistent rumors of corruption, coupled with rising inflation and continued unemployment, have helped to fuel frustration with the GOT [government of Tunisia] and have contributed to recent protests in southwestern Tunisia. With those at the top believed to be the worst offenders, and likely to remain in power, there are no checks in the system."
    Of course, Tunisians didn't need anyone to tell them this. But the details noted in the cables -- for example, the fact that the first lady may have made massive profits off a private school -- stirred things up. Matters got worse, not better (as surely the government hoped), when WikiLeaks was blocked by the authorities and started seeking out dissidents and activists on social networking sites.
    As PayPal and Amazon learned last year, WikiLeaks' supporters don't take kindly to being denied access to the Internet. And the hacking network Anonymous launched an operation, OpTunisia, against government sites "as long as the Tunisian government keep acting the way
     

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    Swiss whistle-blower and former banker Rudolf Elmer has given WikiLeaks information about bank accounts of more than 2,000 prominent individuals, potentially exposing tax evasion, the BBC reports.
    The data is not yet available on WikiLeaks( ), but it was publicly given on two discs by Elmer to WikiLeaks founder and owner Julian Assange at a press conference in London this morning. The data needs to be vetted before it gets released, and some of it will likely be handed over to the authorities. “Once we have looked at the data… there will be full revelation,” said Assange.
     

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    "ලංකාවේ එවුන්ගෙත් එලි කරනවනම් අනේ සාදු, සාදූ"

    සහතික ඇත්ත!!!!!








     

    minipura

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    :shocked::shocked:APE MINISTERSLA KEEDENEKUTA DIARRHOEA HEDILADA DANNE NE????:lol::lol::lol:
     
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    ඕවත් ලඟදිම එනවා.අපේ රටේ හුඟක් අයගේ සල්ලි තියෙන්නේ ස්විස් ගිනුම් වල තමයි.
     

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    ඕවත් ලඟදිම එනවා.අපේ රටේ හුඟක් අයගේ සල්ලි තියෙන්නේ ස්විස් ගිනුම් වල තමයි.
    අඩේ...මමත් ස්වීස් ගිණුමක් හදාගන්න ඕනි..:shocked:
     

    Pharaoh

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    Swiss banks don't reveal account details easily to other countries
    banks don't, but bank employees do....ඕවගේ වැඩ කරන අය ඔක්කොම එලියට දෙනවා. ලාංකිකයොත් ඕවගේ වැඩ කරනවා.
    ස්විට්සර්ලන්තය කියන්නේ මහා පක්කාලි රටක්.උන් හොරුන්ගේ සල්ලි එහෙට ගෙන්නගෙන ඒවගෙන් ජීවත් වෙන ජරා ජාතියක්.