Janaka Perera killed

[AtulaSiriwardane]

Is it not just natural...

"Chetana hang Bhikkawe kammang wadami"
Buddha said clearly.

Even an intention creats a karma for one.
Good and bad karma.
​

Let us discuss Janaka's death in that context...
According to the 5 Niyama Dharma,Kamma is only one cause of five causes when something happens. But Kamma can come back to some one in 3 ways or will be desolved without results...
So Janaka's death 'could be' a result of the killings he did and ordered to kill while he was in army. Only a Buddha can tell if it is not. But sooner or later one has to pay for the Karmas one commits.

I don't know whether Buddha diferenciate or justified any killing whatsoever as not a sin... a bad karma... But many monks do justify... But for Buddha they are just Bhikkus... not Sangha. One has to become Sotapanna to be a part of Sangha.
This is a vicious circle... Not only the people who decided and killed Janaka and others but who rejoiced have commited a bad karma... If one kills someone as a result of a past Karma of the victim the murderer too comits the same bad karma.. and evryone who agrees with them.
In a past life Buddha rejoiced a bunch oh fish killed by some fishermen. It is said that it gave results even after he became the Buddha.
So... even if one becomes Samma Sambuddha one has to pay for the Karmas one commit.
I wonder how many of us unnecessarily takes part as Tamils or Sinhalese, in the mass killings which happened for 30+ years. Terrorists, Politicians and everybody who directly helps war gains something or the other....
By uplifting and rejoicing we indirectly create bad karma and eventually will pay, in this life or in a future life.
That is a natural law... So one can conclude that Janaka's death as natural...
One who kills get killed eventually. ?????????

 

[korn]

How does that suppose to makes people laugh?

he he ur asumption is so foolish that even a primary child wsd ask y shud Karuna or Pilleyan got n put up a suicide bomber trainin camp in wanni wen they hav the full authority in the east...... simple as tha bro... sorry that u cudnt even get that simple point......
the east has turn out to be pilleyan's kindom..

 

[DJANURADHA@mp3]

MONGAL KOTIYEK

 

[sri_lion]

he he ur asumption is so foolish that even a primary child wsd ask y shud Karuna or Pilleyan got n put up a suicide bomber trainin camp in wanni wen they hav the full authority in the east...... simple as tha bro... sorry that u cudnt even get that simple point......
the east has turn out to be pilleyan's kindom..

Ok my bad.. he got one in EAST then! Any proof?

 

[korn]

Ok my bad.. he got one in EAST then! Any proof?

he he as always u got on to the wrong end of the stick bro.... hw cm u cnt get such simple things...... i never said that he is havin one in east
nw u r the one who came up with that weired assumption sayin if he has he has to hav it in wanni... n what i said was that the chances for it to be in east is much greater than havin it wanni... evantually if he had a chance to set up a camp he wud never settle in wanni when he is having the east under his control....simple as that...so what for proof.....

 

[sri_lion]

Yeah I was assuming and I said clearly at first... I think you said...

he he dnt make ppl laugh....y shud it be in wanni. cant he hav one in Batti or Ampara in East...

So you are assuming too right?

nw u r the one who came up with that weired assumption sayin if he has he has to hav it in wanni... n what i said was that the chances for it to be in east is much greater than havin it wanni... evantually if he had a chance to set up a camp he wud never settle in wanni when he is having the east under his control....simple as that...so what for proof.....

Chances? Chances doesn't cut it dude!! you have to be sure!

 

[korn]

Yeah I was assuming and I said clearly at first... I think you said...



So you are assuming too right?



Chances? Chances doesn't cut it dude!! you have to be sure!

he he...... wuz up?? i think u will not get this at all.... if u r sayin that i said that karuna is having an suicide bomber traing camp in east... then find it at quote it if can.....
about the "chanses" thing.....if he is havin one... i am sure that it will be in the east. and I never said KARUNA HAS A CAMP IN THE EAST!!!!!!!

 

[monson]

 

[monson]

 

[sri_lion]

he he...... wuz up?? i think u will not get this at all.... if u r sayin that i said that karuna is having an suicide bomber traing camp in east... then find it at quote it if can.....
about the "chanses" thing.....if he is havin one... i am sure that it will be in the east. and I never said KARUNA HAS A CAMP IN THE EAST!!!!!!!

So there's nothing to talk then.. I was assuming.. you were assuming... is that it?

 

[lkdood]

thanks monson for the posts

 

[sri_lion]

thanks monson for the posts

Second that!

 

[monson]

 

[monson]

thanks monson for the posts

Second that!

 

[korn]

So there's nothing to talk then.. I was assuming.. you were assuming... is that it?

no...... u made an assumption by lukin in to it through ur POW... n I just showed posibility for your assumption to be wrong n happen in another way.... thats it....

 

[korn]

another disgusting shit by the government which make the ppl laugh their asses aout...

 

[monson]

 

[monson]

 

[monson]

Tigers have only to attack; others will defend them

by Bandu de Silva

Prabhakaran should have no worries when there are enough people to help him get away after committing the worst of crimes. The whole nation is mourning Maj. Gen. Janaka Perera (retd), his wife, the genial Dr. Rajah Johnpulle, UNP Manager of the Anuradhapura District, his wife and others who were killed in a recent LTTE suicide blast in Anuradhapura. However, it is not only the Diaspora which is ready to defend LTTE’s atrocity; there are many others.

The most recent manifestation by the Diaspora comes from Australia where the LTTE front, the All Australia Federation of Tamil Associations held a vigil on the lawn of the Australian Capital Territory and in front of the Indian High Commission there where the High Commissioner posed for a photograph with them –– poor Rajiv Gandhi must be turning in his grave!

That some of the Tamils in Sri Lanka also want the Tigers to continue has been documented by none other than the Internal Crisis Group chaired by Gareth Evans, former Australian Foreign Minister, who not so long ago delivered a controversial memorial lecture.

The Diaspora in Australia and Canada, especially may be toasting with champagne the death of Janaka Perera if one were to judge from the accusations they levelled at him on his appointment as Sri Lankan High Commissioner in Australia. (One may visit http://www.tamilcanadiian .com/page.php 2 cat = 63 for a sample of opposition to Janaka’s appointment as High Commissioner.)

Now according to certain media reports, the Opposition leader Ranil Wickremesinghe and SLMM leader Hakeem have also joined the chorus in indirectly white-washing the LTTE over the gruesome human-bomb attack on UNP’s own Opposition Leader in the NCP Provincial Council.

Both Ranil and Hakeemhave pointed the finger in another direction, namely, the TVMP which has joined the mainstream politics. John Amaratunge, a former Minister of the Ranil Wickremesinghe government, has put it adroitly by suggesting that there were other possibilities though he has stopped short of naming the TMVP.

If the reported account attributed to Ranil Wickremesinghe is correct, this is very irresponsible politics. There is still time to clear up any doubt or misinterpretations if the reports are not correct. There is not only the prospect of the alleged statement boomeranging, as there is a contrary view gaining ground that Ranil Wickremesinghe beleaguered in his own party circles, may not have been happy about the popularity Janaka Perera, who not only enjoyed countrywide popularity as military leader but also demonstrated prospects of becoming a national leader acceptable to both leading southern political parties and considered capable of uniting the divided opinion into a bipartisan one. In other words, he was a challenge to the present UNP leadership.

Why was Janaka killed

Janaka Perera was considered capable of welding together the divided southern opinion and making common cause against the enemy of LTTE terrorism that was of concern to the LTTE leader even more than his military past. That was precisely the reason why Prabhakaran decided to eliminate him from the political scene, as he did with other potential first-line Sinhalese leaders like Ranjan Wijeratne, Lalith Athulathmudali, Gamini Dissanayake, Maj.Gen. Denzil Kobbekaduwa, President R.Premadasa, and President Chandrika Kumaratunga, who escaped death.

Even though the Diaspora went for Janaka mercilessly, when he was to be appointed as High Commissioner to Australia, (see for example, articles it published like "Tamil Canadian analysis" http://www.tamil Canadian.com. with such articles like "The mistake of humanising a murderer" in CTC, Toronto; "Maj. Gen.Janaka Perera: A Hero to Traitor", TCNR: "An alleged war criminal as diplomat;", and "Arraign Janka Perera before Brussels Court"), as a retired Army Officer he was not likely to have attracted much attention from the LTTE despite their latent anger over his thwarting LTTE attacks in Weli Oya and turning the fire against the assailants. It was his potential future political leadership from reaching fruition that the LTTE wanted to stop.

With Prabhakaran’s long record of political assassinations and the sophisticated art of the use of the suicide-bomber strategy to get rid of rivals, it is sheer naivete for anyone to suggest that Anuradhapura killing would have been planned by anyone other than the LTTE.

The Timing

The Island Editorial of September 08 has gone into this adequately. It especially answers why the LTTE made no attempt on the life of Janaka Perera earlier during the election campaign. Yes, there are reasons like Babu who with the help of the President’s valet, Mohideeen was in and out of President Premadsa’s Keselwatta residence waited for the opportune moment to blow up the President.

The elimination of Janaka, the Leader of the Opposition in the NCP and a rising star in the political firmament, carried greater potential of boosting the morale of the flagging LTTE. Still the LTTE would not claim responsibility. Prabhakaran, applying the real Kautilyan strategy called ‘bheda’ (division of enemy), would allow the Sinhalese parties to stew in their own juice fighting over the murder accusing each other. But he would have his video clips ready for his cadres and the Diaspora.

The LTTE was offered an opportunity on a platter by the government which haggled over the former military leader’s security. So, as in the case of the assassination of Lalith Athulatmudali, who had fallen out with President R. Premadasa and was without security at the time of his death, rivals of the government were in a position to level allegations against the powers that be.

Ranil and Hakeem capitalised on this situation.

The security issue

I am in full agreement with the Editor of The Island that the government cannot absolve itself of blame for not providing adequate security to Janaka knowing very well that he was under security threat, especially after he became the leader of the opposition in the Provincial Council of NCP. The boosting up of the flagging morale of the LTTE and of the Diaspora and others which has resulted from this commission or omission is worse than losing an important battle.

The IGP himself cannot getaway saying that the organisers of the opening ceremony did not ask for security but four security personnel had been sent there. The virtual refusal of the government to provide security to Janaka during the election campaign and that he had to go to courts over the matter, pointed to petty politics and did not earn credit for the government.

It is also now seen as if that blunder had helped the LTTE to commit the dastardly crime. The prestige loss to the government all round even among its sympathizers, not to speak internationally, is devastating.

The only way that the nation’s solidarity could be demonstrated to Prabhakaran and his cohorts and the great military leader honoured is to accord him an honourable funeral with the participation of the government and the Opposition.

http://www.island.lk/2008/10/11/features5.html

 

[monson]