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Message: <blockquote data-quote="netlife007" data-source="post: 17458310" data-attributes="member: 79514">We can recall  the hard editorial of the ‘National Post’ titled ‘Dancing with Tigers’ on  12th May 2000 accusing Paul Martin and M Minna for attending an LTTE  fund raising event. The paper also highlighted over 40 Tamil gang shootings in  Toronto members who had LTTE military training. The National Post also  highlighted the scale of sophisticated crime – casinos, bank frauds, extortions,  sale of contraband drugs, trafficking heroin, production and sale of counterfeit  passports, illegal migrant smuggling, money laundering etc. The National Post  also informed the Canadian public that LTTE fronts were planning victory parties  in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa to celebrate LTTE. The National Post even wrote  highlighting how LTTE funds use schools for fund raising – Liberal Party MPs had  even participated at these events. The National Post even went to the extent of  declaring that $22million had been sent by Canada to the LTTE.   The series of  exposures by National Post was following by the statement from Ward Elcock, the  Director of Canadian Security Intelligence Service who said that terrorist  organizations such as the LTTE are exploiting Canada’s wealth to finance  bloodshed around the world ‘If you tolerate these activities, you can run into  problems’.    It was also  highlighted how Prof. Elgau V Elagupillai, from the University of Ottawa and  Carlton University was a key pro-LTTE front and was apart from being a Liberal  Party member, the main organizer as well as being a member of FACT and the World  Tamil Movement.  (<a href="http://www.uottawa.ca/-irceuo/bio/elagup.htm" target="_blank">http://www.uottawa.ca/-irceuo/bio/elagup.htm</a>)   Prof. Elgau was first in the TRO (Tamil Rehabilitation  Organization banned)   We have Steven  Blaney on the one hand and Martin Collacot (former Canadian High Commissioner  for Sri Lanka and Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute) who says LTTE is trying  to influence Canadian MPs, while the Parliamentary delegation from Canada  comprising Deputy  MP Joe Daniel, Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Multiculturalism Hon.  Chungen Leung MP, and Member of the Conservative Party Marlene Gallyot visited  Sri Lanka in January 2012 – <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxlQ01IbSf0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxlQ01IbSf0</a>  went to the extent to say none of what was sent collected by Tamil charities  from Canada had reached the Tamil civilians. If so were the recipients not  LTTE?   At the  same time if a terrorist organization can’t be compared to soldiers who have  fought for core Canadian values, Canada must understand how Sri Lanka feels when  remnants of the LTTE and people who prospered because of the LTTE wish to  celebrate the deaths of LTTE cadres and not the Sri Lankan armed forces  personnel who sacrificed their lives and limbs to protect the nation and free us  from terrorism.   Canada  now needs to put diplomatic leverage aside to ensure its citizens are next  protected from LTTE terrorists currently operating from Canadian soil. The  statists of violence related to LTTE remnants living in Canada should suffice  for Canada to take action by first investigating all individuals, organizations,  charities associated with banned LTTE movements as well as those declared banned  by the GOSL under UNSC Resolution 1373. It is an investigation well worth taking  on behalf of the citizens of Canada in view of how terrorists are able to  interlock with other terrorists and be contracted by them as well!</blockquote>

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