Api dinna sri lanka won UN security council today we won yes

[coolgayathra]

THe council that was taking place in geneva ended
cuba gave a request to go agaianst the UK and other europe countries allegation reports against sri lanka
and there was a poll.
we won......
by 39 to 12
we won
yes
ara balu ponna miliband haduwe ape rate army eka war crimes karay kiyala kiyanna
ekata thamay me meeting eka damme
eth api dinna
no problem
yes
no problem..
​

jaya wewa sri lanka


specila thansks goes to cuba
sri lankan misiters ,mahinda samara singha
and sri lankan presentertar at the coucnil

countrie that supported us​

we have so far won
we ok
UK miliband parayata dan chuu gihilla athi..
90% countires supported us....​

SUpported us..
pakistan
india
china
russia
cuba
indonesia
malayasia
philipines
japan
whole african countries
including south africa
ITaly!!!
saui arabia.
iran​

not supported us
loosers
UK(BIG TIME LOOSERS)
france
germany
mexco
chille ​

50-50 countires
canada
argentina​

.................................................. ...................................​

full african union supported sri lana
cuba supported
pakistan gave full support.
india
and china on our side
only those loosers countire like UK and europe uinon eka apita againast giya..
pakistan UK ekata hena nondoyak damma
thansks pakistan
thankss cuba..
elazz
UK on trouble!!!!!​

api dinawai
f8cku miliband
rot in hell y mother f...
dog...
criminal ​

canada 50% good and 50% bad​

​

menna Miliband
parayage pissu balu
wada
http://www.divaina.com/2009/05/26/feature01.html​

 

[anjanausjp]

Jaya wewa........

 

[coolgayathra]

Yaya wewa........

jaya wewa

 

[Mal Aiyya]

UN Security Council???

Haamata Udu!!! Elakiri ma thamay

 

[yasasrd]

me ape rate hoda kale

 

[coolgayathra]

UN Security Council???

Haamata Udu!!! Elakiri ma thamay

aniwa
maxxaaa

 

[coolgayathra]

me ape rate hoda kale

aniwa machan
mekata thanks karanna onne cuba

 

[wowarjuna]

yes....

 

[coolgayathra]

yes....

 

[rillu]

jayawewa...

 

[siri24]

Ela ela..jayawewa..

 

[coolgayathra]

jayawewa...

aniwaa ban
ara ballonta dan balliyoth ekka hu..
w enne

 

[sali07]

UN Security Council???

Haamata Udu!!! Elakiri ma thamay

UN Security Council neme ban UN Human Rights Council eka.

 

[coolgayathra]

Ela ela..jayawewa..

aniwaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

[coolgayathra]

UN Security Council neme ban UN Human Rights Council eka.

ah ow ow
podi awulak

 

[[DC]ASW]

Elama Thama

 

[mskpeiris]

patta...niyamai......

 

[freak88]

ela machooooooooooo

 

[coolgayathra]

Elama Thama

elazzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

 

[coolgayathra]

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