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<blockquote data-quote="EYE" data-source="post: 10462335" data-attributes="member: 213436"><p>The representative of the Tamil community, who has not been to Sri Lanka for more than 25 years, meanwhile said that Tamils are not safe in Sri Lanka. When Mr Amza asked him to account for the thousands of Tamils who choose the Sri Lankan Airlines to make the trip every month, he chose to be evasive, while sticking to his guns.</p><p> The fact that BBC decided to take up this issue shows the telecast of the irresponsible documentary is the easiest thing for Channel 4 to do; the unexpected developments in the aftermath of it are proving to be much more challenging than what it has anticipated. The television channel has to march a long way to show that it is not a mouthpiece for the remnants of a terrorist outfit. In that context, if it thinks that the Sri Lanka government bleeds following the documentary, Channel 4 must remember that it got bruised too – and pretty badly.</p><p> <u><strong>- Asian Tribune -</strong></u></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EYE, post: 10462335, member: 213436"] The representative of the Tamil community, who has not been to Sri Lanka for more than 25 years, meanwhile said that Tamils are not safe in Sri Lanka. When Mr Amza asked him to account for the thousands of Tamils who choose the Sri Lankan Airlines to make the trip every month, he chose to be evasive, while sticking to his guns. The fact that BBC decided to take up this issue shows the telecast of the irresponsible documentary is the easiest thing for Channel 4 to do; the unexpected developments in the aftermath of it are proving to be much more challenging than what it has anticipated. The television channel has to march a long way to show that it is not a mouthpiece for the remnants of a terrorist outfit. In that context, if it thinks that the Sri Lanka government bleeds following the documentary, Channel 4 must remember that it got bruised too – and pretty badly. [U][B]- Asian Tribune -[/B][/U] [/QUOTE]
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