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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sri_lion" data-source="post: 1194773" data-attributes="member: 4103">LTTE White Pigeon mega star event a complete failure in LondonThe Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) front, White Pigeon organized “Mega Star “ event held on 12 January evening, became a heavy disappointment for the organization when only 2000 instead of the expected 10,000 converged to London’s Alexandra Palace where the “Thai Pongal” festival was held.At the last moment organizers were trying to sell high prized tickets for 10 pounds to fill the rows and rows of empty seats that were not very common during the “glorious” days of the LTTE in London.The hall was filled to the brim when the LTTE hired the expensive meeting place last time to hold the funeral of the late Anton Balasingham many months ago.“Many did not want to go for the show when they heard that many South Indian stars have decided not to attend the show because of its LTTE ties,” said a Sri Lankan Tamil resident of Kingsbury describing the poor attendance of the well advertised event by pro-LTTE Television and newspapers in London . <a href="http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/9111" target="_blank">Read More >></a>TRO Organized mega musical show in Paris to fund construction of lunatic asylum was cancelled indefinitelyThe TRO organized mega musical concert to collect funds for the construction of a lunatic asylum in Vanni, scheduled to be held in Paris yesterday was cancelled. Prominent South India Tamil cine artist were billed to participate in the music extravaganza planned for yesterday in Paris.Asian Tribune learnt many South Indian Tamil cinema artists were not given visas to attend the fund raising events organized by LTTE’s front organizations - White Pigeon in London and by TRO in Paris. However this has to be officially confirmed by the British and French embassies in India.It is learnt that thousands of tickets for the planned two shows on 13th in Paris were sold in advance. But the reason for the cancellation of the shows was not anounced, except for notices in the TRO stationary posted in the windows of Tamil shops in the La Chappell area in Paris.<a href="http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/9112" target="_blank">Read More >></a></blockquote>

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