Comments on: Role of the International Community in the Peace Process

By: Isha Miranda

Isha Miranda — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 18:22:29 +0000

Time has come to Rescue those who under LTTE control area and Tamil people from Tamil Mafia Militants.
The estimate population is under LTTE Control area is around 175000 Tamil civilians

What Tamil people need is freedom from militants and their
representatives in the world.

Today Tamil are under mercy on these ego unfaithfully militants.
we need to remove these militants.

They absorb Tamil people funds and pay cheques, dignity and sweat.
They are under Mafia style organization which live with them under dictatorship of LTTE, EPRLF,PLOTE,TNA and many others.

This is not Tamil sinhala and Muslim problem. This is
Mafia and Militants vs civilians.

By: James Hardy

James Hardy — Sun, 19 Mar 2006 12:22:58 +0000

Even I am a tamil, I am againts the LTTE. LTTE is not the common voice of Tamils.

The I nternational community must understand this situation and must help the current Sri Lankan government to solve this problem through negotiation or by eliminating the LTTE and its hierarchy.

USA and India must come to the front line in sorting this out and Norway should be eliminated as the peace agent for their double games they play.Norway is bias and trying to catch fish in the shallow waters.

Canada ,Australia ,England and all the countries must ban all the activities and fund raising programmes.Sinhalese Tamils Muslims and other nationalities must live in one undivided country under a one flag.

James Hardy (R.Murugehwaran) Melbourne , Australia.

By: Siva Bhaskaradas, Australia

Siva Bhaskaradas, Australia — Sun, 19 Mar 2006 02:45:20 +0000

Indian model is not a suitable one considering the sufferings of the Tamil people since independence to date. What the Tamil needs a federal model that guarantees autonomy for the North/east and power sharing at the centre.

Indian states can be carved easily by the Union Parliament. Indian constitution allows the President of India to depose a state government. Of course parliament approval is necessary. Overall, India is semi-federal.

By: S.Nallanathan

S.Nallanathan — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 14:49:51 +0000

Quite a few good suggestions. In a multlan guage state the Indian model of Federalism may not work. I feel that a system as prevailing in Caada more suitable.