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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jason.rocksmith" data-source="post: 5376731" data-attributes="member: 231081">WELL In Quebec Court testimony that concluded yesterday, Kathiravelupillai Sithamparanathan, the 84-year-old president of the World Tamil Movement's Montreal office, acknowledged attending a 2004 workshop in Sri Lanka organized by the <a href="http://www.braindumps.net/exam/70-351.htm" target="_blank">70-351 dumps</a> Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, or Tamil Tigers.  Mr. Sithamparanathan said he could not refuse the Tigers' invitation to attend a <a href="http://www.braindumps.net/exam/250-365.htm" target="_blank">250-365 dumps</a> Seminar for Foreign Activists during a trip to his native Sri Lanka in July 2004. "They wanted to meet me because they were impressed that a person my age was doing many things ... to help my community here," he said through an interpreter.  He acknowledged that on one day of the seminar he was given the honour of hoisting the red Tamil Tiger flag, which features a snarling tiger over two crossed rifles. "Many people forced me to do that, and I couldn't refuse," he said. The testimony came as the RCMP <a href="http://www.braindumps.net/exam/642-356.htm" target="_blank">642-356 dumps</a> sought court approval to keep for another year materials seized during an April, 2006, raid on World Tamil Movement offices in Montreal while its investigation continues. The RCMP has alleged in an affidavit that the Montreal organization strong-arms local Tamils to fund the LTTE, which Canada listed as a terrorist organization last year. No charges have been laid yet.</blockquote>

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