Showing posts with label killings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label killings. Show all posts
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Sunday, September 13, 2015
SRI LANKA: LA BÚSQUEDA POR LA JUSTICIA SRI LANKA: THE SEARCH FOR JUSTICE (SPANISH VERSION)
SRI LANKA
La búsqueda por la Justicia
Vídeo Guía Una informativo sobre la problematica si el debate en la reunión del Consejo de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas Septiembre 2015.
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En Septiembre el Consejo de las Naciones Unidas de Derechos Humanos evaluará el product de la Investigación pospuesta si Adelanta Sri Lanka Sobre los Crímenes de Guerra cometidos POR Las Dos contradictorios involucradas.
El Consejo NECESITA Decidir Cuales seran los Pasos Tomar párrafo tiene Garantizar la justicia y Evitar la Impunidad en Sri Lanka.
Este Cortometraje describir organismos europeos de normalización Crímenes -resaltando Aquellos Factores que Deben Ser considerados Asegurar párr La Verdad y Justicia para TODAS LAS las Comunidades en el País ESE.
Es Una Revisión Esencial Para Todos Aquellos involucrados en Estas Discusiones.
Equipo No Zona de Fuego. Septiembre, 2015.
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"Los Ciudadanos no pueden recibir simplemente soluciones en Escenarios Donde Ellos no were considerados ... Las Consultas con Aquellos Cuyos DERECHOS were violentados're escencial"
Comentario por el Sr. Pablo de Greiff, especial en el Reportero promoción de la Verdad, la Justicia y la Reparación Garantías hay ante las Naciones Unidas recurrencia. Sri Lanka, Abril 2015.
#LetThemBeHeard click here https://vimeo.com/137683777
La búsqueda por la Justicia
Vídeo Guía Una informativo sobre la problematica si el debate en la reunión del Consejo de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas Septiembre 2015.
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En Septiembre el Consejo de las Naciones Unidas de Derechos Humanos evaluará el product de la Investigación pospuesta si Adelanta Sri Lanka Sobre los Crímenes de Guerra cometidos POR Las Dos contradictorios involucradas.
El Consejo NECESITA Decidir Cuales seran los Pasos Tomar párrafo tiene Garantizar la justicia y Evitar la Impunidad en Sri Lanka.
Este Cortometraje describir organismos europeos de normalización Crímenes -resaltando Aquellos Factores que Deben Ser considerados Asegurar párr La Verdad y Justicia para TODAS LAS las Comunidades en el País ESE.
Es Una Revisión Esencial Para Todos Aquellos involucrados en Estas Discusiones.
Equipo No Zona de Fuego. Septiembre, 2015.
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"Los Ciudadanos no pueden recibir simplemente soluciones en Escenarios Donde Ellos no were considerados ... Las Consultas con Aquellos Cuyos DERECHOS were violentados're escencial"
Comentario por el Sr. Pablo de Greiff, especial en el Reportero promoción de la Verdad, la Justicia y la Reparación Garantías hay ante las Naciones Unidas recurrencia. Sri Lanka, Abril 2015.
#LetThemBeHeard click here https://vimeo.com/137683777
Sri Lanka: The Search for Justice (English)
Sri Lanka: The Search for Justice (English)
THE SEARCH FOR JUSTICE
A Powerful video guide to the exits - designed to inform debate at the September 2015 meeting of the Human Rights Council.
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In September the United Nations Human Rights Council Will Consider the publication of the investigation into war crimes by Both Sides in the Sri Lankan war qui ended in May 2009.
The Council needs to Consider what steps shoulds be taken to Ensure Justice and Impunity end in Sri Lanka.
This short video Describes Those crimes - and sets out the issues qui must be regarded in finding a way to truth and justice Ensure for all the Communities of Sri Lanka.
It is essential viewing for anyone with Concerned thesis discussions.
The No Fire Zone Team. September 2015
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"Citizens can not simply be presented with 'solutions' in the design of qui They Were Given no role ...... Consultation with Those affected by the violations is essential"
Remarks by Mr. Pablo de Greiff, UN Special Rapporteur on the Promotion of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Guarantees of Non-Recurrence, after-His visit to Sri Lanka in April 2015
#LetThemBeHeard
CLICK HERE https://vimeo.com/137574446Saturday, August 15, 2015
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Saturday, April 4, 2015
The voice of indian Christian
Arnab Goswami talks to C Umashankar about his preaching videos.
In a move that deepens the debate over freedom of religion, the Tamil Nadu Government has directed one of its IAS officers not to go ahead with his "preaching and propagating" activities and warned that if he failed to do so action would taken against him. C Umashankar, a crusader against corruption and an early advocate of the use of free software in e-governance, was born a Hindu dalit but said he changed his faith to Christianity during the stressful times he faced during his battles against politicians. His open and public preaching of Christianity has raised the hackles of right-wing groups who are campaigning against him. TIMES NOW's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami talks to C Umashankar about his preaching videos?
See The holy bible is being burnt in India
In a move that deepens the debate over freedom of religion, the Tamil Nadu Government has directed one of its IAS officers not to go ahead with his "preaching and propagating" activities and warned that if he failed to do so action would taken against him. C Umashankar, a crusader against corruption and an early advocate of the use of free software in e-governance, was born a Hindu dalit but said he changed his faith to Christianity during the stressful times he faced during his battles against politicians. His open and public preaching of Christianity has raised the hackles of right-wing groups who are campaigning against him. TIMES NOW's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami talks to C Umashankar about his preaching videos?
See The holy bible is being burnt in India
A Christian seed In Pakistan
Friday, April 3, 2015
Monday, March 23, 2015
NPC CM addressees Colombo leaders at Vazhalaay in Jaffna
Northern Province Chief Minister Justice C.V. Wigneswaran on Monday urged the Sri Lankan government to address the issue of Land and Property based on well-established international principles and rights as outlined in the Pinheiro Principles on Housing and Property Restitution for Refugees and Displaced Persons, Geneva Conventions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Monday, February 23, 2015
LORD REVEALED 8 EVIL SPIRITS OF LUST "KETESH"(HINDI)
"LORD has revealed these evil spirits, We by our PRAYERS can bind them.
Let us pray in faith in the name of YESHUA"
Let us pray in faith in the name of YESHUA"
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Monday, January 19, 2015
END TIME SIGNS "John 16:2"
Time will delay no longer,
Prepare to meet the Lord your God !
Prepare to meet the Lord your God !
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Channel 4 had to face an organized campaign against it originating from the Sri Lankan ministry
Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields broadcast by Channel 4 had to face an organized campaign against it originating from the Sri Lankan ministry of defence, said British Channel 4 head of news and current affairs Dorothy Byrne testifying before the Communications Committee of the House of Lords of the British Parliament Tuesday. Citing the example, she warned the committee on the plight of international media’s investigative journalism facing increasingly sophisticated and orchestrated campaigns by hired PR companies and lobbying groups. Inappropriate Sri Lanka connections of the British defence secretary Dr. Liam Fox made him to resign this month. One of his connections was with Bell Pottinger, a PR company hired by Sri Lanka until recently.
Speaking to the Lords communications committee on the impact of PR companies on television current affairs, Ms. Byrne said that this was something "not just us but the whole of society needs to be aware of," The Guardian reported Wednesday.
The Lords committee was holding an inquiry into the future of investigative journalism.
Commenting, Tamil diaspora activists in London said that what was known on the international operations of Sri Lanka’s State terrorism is only a tip of the iceberg.
“We have friends,” Mahinda Rajapaksa said when the UN panel report on Sri Lanka’s war crimes advocated international investigations.
What is the ultimate source of funds and strength for Sri Lanka to unashamedly uphold genocide as a justifiable international paradigm to answer a national question and unabatedly continue structural genocide after the war, has to be investigated and brought to light by international media seeking justice to human civilisation, the diaspora activists said.
On the question of Eezham Tamils, the international media for long failed to differentiate and justify the spontaneous voice of the people long suffering State genocide from the deceptive campaign orchestrated by not only Genocidal Sri Lanka but also by a group of over 30 abetting Establishments.
The international media now needs a focussed political and ideological orientation to compensate and to eliminate the Frankenstein Monster, the diaspora activists further said.
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An interesting but dangerous reality revealed through the testimonies of Channel 4’s Byrne and Panorama’s John Ware to the Lords committee was that countering the malicious and orchestrated campaigns were costlier to investigative journalism than researching on truth or even choosing not to tell the truth.
According to John Ware, the cost of dealing with a concerted campaign of complaints about a recent edition of BBC1's Panorama was more than it cost to make the programme itself.
"A recent Panorama was cleared in almost every respect save for some minor matters. I'm pretty sure the bill for that was significantly more than the actual transmission itself," he said, adding:
"That's fine – it's a public service broadcaster – but what I'm saying is there aren't the funds, the resources, to deal with the aftercare and the aftercare is getting greater because of the lobby groups."
"I hope we are still pretty rigorous in facing it off where it needs to be faced off. But there is an increasing amount of spin, PR, and people who are very clever at … stopping us putting material out," John ware revealed the realities.
Talking on the point, Byrne said: "If we are doing a really big investigation that could take six months to a year … We have to be ready that we could be living with an investigation for a year after it has gone out.”
"Stories have appeared, for example, about our Sri Lankan investigation all over the world in a highly organised way," she told the committee.
"They appear to be normal stories and they are not – they are obviously coming from somewhere. Demonstrations have taken place in the street – there was one outside Channel 4 – and this demonstration had been organised by the Sri Lankan ministry of defence," she further said.
BBC or any other international media were neither moved by genuine and spontaneous demonstrations of the affected people nor were put into ‘cost’ concerns when they were silent on the genocide while it was taking place.
But now, when they choose to reveal a little of the genocidal phenomenon in the island the cost of facing Establishment’s orchestrated opposition is higher than researching and telling the truth. This is the real danger journalism face today.
Speaking to the Lords communications committee on the impact of PR companies on television current affairs, Ms. Byrne said that this was something "not just us but the whole of society needs to be aware of," The Guardian reported Wednesday.
The Lords committee was holding an inquiry into the future of investigative journalism.
Commenting, Tamil diaspora activists in London said that what was known on the international operations of Sri Lanka’s State terrorism is only a tip of the iceberg.
“We have friends,” Mahinda Rajapaksa said when the UN panel report on Sri Lanka’s war crimes advocated international investigations.
What is the ultimate source of funds and strength for Sri Lanka to unashamedly uphold genocide as a justifiable international paradigm to answer a national question and unabatedly continue structural genocide after the war, has to be investigated and brought to light by international media seeking justice to human civilisation, the diaspora activists said.
On the question of Eezham Tamils, the international media for long failed to differentiate and justify the spontaneous voice of the people long suffering State genocide from the deceptive campaign orchestrated by not only Genocidal Sri Lanka but also by a group of over 30 abetting Establishments.
The international media now needs a focussed political and ideological orientation to compensate and to eliminate the Frankenstein Monster, the diaspora activists further said.
An interesting but dangerous reality revealed through the testimonies of Channel 4’s Byrne and Panorama’s John Ware to the Lords committee was that countering the malicious and orchestrated campaigns were costlier to investigative journalism than researching on truth or even choosing not to tell the truth.
According to John Ware, the cost of dealing with a concerted campaign of complaints about a recent edition of BBC1's Panorama was more than it cost to make the programme itself.
"A recent Panorama was cleared in almost every respect save for some minor matters. I'm pretty sure the bill for that was significantly more than the actual transmission itself," he said, adding:
"That's fine – it's a public service broadcaster – but what I'm saying is there aren't the funds, the resources, to deal with the aftercare and the aftercare is getting greater because of the lobby groups."
"I hope we are still pretty rigorous in facing it off where it needs to be faced off. But there is an increasing amount of spin, PR, and people who are very clever at … stopping us putting material out," John ware revealed the realities.
Talking on the point, Byrne said: "If we are doing a really big investigation that could take six months to a year … We have to be ready that we could be living with an investigation for a year after it has gone out.”
"Stories have appeared, for example, about our Sri Lankan investigation all over the world in a highly organised way," she told the committee.
"They appear to be normal stories and they are not – they are obviously coming from somewhere. Demonstrations have taken place in the street – there was one outside Channel 4 – and this demonstration had been organised by the Sri Lankan ministry of defence," she further said.
BBC or any other international media were neither moved by genuine and spontaneous demonstrations of the affected people nor were put into ‘cost’ concerns when they were silent on the genocide while it was taking place.
But now, when they choose to reveal a little of the genocidal phenomenon in the island the cost of facing Establishment’s orchestrated opposition is higher than researching and telling the truth. This is the real danger journalism face today.
Channel 4 had to face an organized campaign against it originating from the Sri Lankan ministry
Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields broadcast by Channel 4 had to face an organized campaign against it originating from the Sri Lankan ministry of defence, said British Channel 4 head of news and current affairs Dorothy Byrne testifying before the Communications Committee of the House of Lords of the British Parliament Tuesday. Citing the example, she warned the committee on the plight of international media’s investigative journalism facing increasingly sophisticated and orchestrated campaigns by hired PR companies and lobbying groups. Inappropriate Sri Lanka connections of the British defence secretary Dr. Liam Fox made him to resign this month. One of his connections was with Bell Pottinger, a PR company hired by Sri Lanka until recently.
Speaking to the Lords communications committee on the impact of PR companies on television current affairs, Ms. Byrne said that this was something "not just us but the whole of society needs to be aware of," The Guardian reported Wednesday.
The Lords committee was holding an inquiry into the future of investigative journalism.
Commenting, Tamil diaspora activists in London said that what was known on the international operations of Sri Lanka’s State terrorism is only a tip of the iceberg.
“We have friends,” Mahinda Rajapaksa said when the UN panel report on Sri Lanka’s war crimes advocated international investigations.
What is the ultimate source of funds and strength for Sri Lanka to unashamedly uphold genocide as a justifiable international paradigm to answer a national question and unabatedly continue structural genocide after the war, has to be investigated and brought to light by international media seeking justice to human civilisation, the diaspora activists said.
On the question of Eezham Tamils, the international media for long failed to differentiate and justify the spontaneous voice of the people long suffering State genocide from the deceptive campaign orchestrated by not only Genocidal Sri Lanka but also by a group of over 30 abetting Establishments.
The international media now needs a focussed political and ideological orientation to compensate and to eliminate the Frankenstein Monster, the diaspora activists further said.
* * *
An interesting but dangerous reality revealed through the testimonies of Channel 4’s Byrne and Panorama’s John Ware to the Lords committee was that countering the malicious and orchestrated campaigns were costlier to investigative journalism than researching on truth or even choosing not to tell the truth.
According to John Ware, the cost of dealing with a concerted campaign of complaints about a recent edition of BBC1's Panorama was more than it cost to make the programme itself.
"A recent Panorama was cleared in almost every respect save for some minor matters. I'm pretty sure the bill for that was significantly more than the actual transmission itself," he said, adding:
"That's fine – it's a public service broadcaster – but what I'm saying is there aren't the funds, the resources, to deal with the aftercare and the aftercare is getting greater because of the lobby groups."
"I hope we are still pretty rigorous in facing it off where it needs to be faced off. But there is an increasing amount of spin, PR, and people who are very clever at … stopping us putting material out," John ware revealed the realities.
Talking on the point, Byrne said: "If we are doing a really big investigation that could take six months to a year … We have to be ready that we could be living with an investigation for a year after it has gone out.”
"Stories have appeared, for example, about our Sri Lankan investigation all over the world in a highly organised way," she told the committee.
"They appear to be normal stories and they are not – they are obviously coming from somewhere. Demonstrations have taken place in the street – there was one outside Channel 4 – and this demonstration had been organised by the Sri Lankan ministry of defence," she further said.
BBC or any other international media were neither moved by genuine and spontaneous demonstrations of the affected people nor were put into ‘cost’ concerns when they were silent on the genocide while it was taking place.
But now, when they choose to reveal a little of the genocidal phenomenon in the island the cost of facing Establishment’s orchestrated opposition is higher than researching and telling the truth. This is the real danger journalism face today.
Speaking to the Lords communications committee on the impact of PR companies on television current affairs, Ms. Byrne said that this was something "not just us but the whole of society needs to be aware of," The Guardian reported Wednesday.
The Lords committee was holding an inquiry into the future of investigative journalism.
Commenting, Tamil diaspora activists in London said that what was known on the international operations of Sri Lanka’s State terrorism is only a tip of the iceberg.
“We have friends,” Mahinda Rajapaksa said when the UN panel report on Sri Lanka’s war crimes advocated international investigations.
What is the ultimate source of funds and strength for Sri Lanka to unashamedly uphold genocide as a justifiable international paradigm to answer a national question and unabatedly continue structural genocide after the war, has to be investigated and brought to light by international media seeking justice to human civilisation, the diaspora activists said.
On the question of Eezham Tamils, the international media for long failed to differentiate and justify the spontaneous voice of the people long suffering State genocide from the deceptive campaign orchestrated by not only Genocidal Sri Lanka but also by a group of over 30 abetting Establishments.
The international media now needs a focussed political and ideological orientation to compensate and to eliminate the Frankenstein Monster, the diaspora activists further said.
An interesting but dangerous reality revealed through the testimonies of Channel 4’s Byrne and Panorama’s John Ware to the Lords committee was that countering the malicious and orchestrated campaigns were costlier to investigative journalism than researching on truth or even choosing not to tell the truth.
According to John Ware, the cost of dealing with a concerted campaign of complaints about a recent edition of BBC1's Panorama was more than it cost to make the programme itself.
"A recent Panorama was cleared in almost every respect save for some minor matters. I'm pretty sure the bill for that was significantly more than the actual transmission itself," he said, adding:
"That's fine – it's a public service broadcaster – but what I'm saying is there aren't the funds, the resources, to deal with the aftercare and the aftercare is getting greater because of the lobby groups."
"I hope we are still pretty rigorous in facing it off where it needs to be faced off. But there is an increasing amount of spin, PR, and people who are very clever at … stopping us putting material out," John ware revealed the realities.
Talking on the point, Byrne said: "If we are doing a really big investigation that could take six months to a year … We have to be ready that we could be living with an investigation for a year after it has gone out.”
"Stories have appeared, for example, about our Sri Lankan investigation all over the world in a highly organised way," she told the committee.
"They appear to be normal stories and they are not – they are obviously coming from somewhere. Demonstrations have taken place in the street – there was one outside Channel 4 – and this demonstration had been organised by the Sri Lankan ministry of defence," she further said.
BBC or any other international media were neither moved by genuine and spontaneous demonstrations of the affected people nor were put into ‘cost’ concerns when they were silent on the genocide while it was taking place.
But now, when they choose to reveal a little of the genocidal phenomenon in the island the cost of facing Establishment’s orchestrated opposition is higher than researching and telling the truth. This is the real danger journalism face today.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
La situation difficile de Sri Lankais ?
* Je vient de Sri Lankais en France depuis 2005. Ma famille est chrétienne. Ma maison était grande. Cette maison était à côte du centre commercial. Deux frères ont disparu. J'étais architecte de plain dans un bureau. Toutes les maisons ont été contrôlées par l'armée. De 2007 à 2009 le gouvernement a donné l'autorisation à l'armée de chercher des gens. Sri Lanka beaucoup garçons sont morts. (Le couvre-feu la nuit 9 heures au 4 heur le matin)
* Jésus christ est né à Bethléem. Une étroite est née dans le ciel. Pour venir voir l'enfant les rois mages suivent l'étoile. Ils disent « Nous venons adorer le Roi des Rois » Hérode pense « Le roi c'est moi cet enfant doit mourir » Il dit aux Rois mages « allez et revenez me dire où est né cet enfant pour que moi aussi je le visite » Les rois mages rêvent « ne retournez pas chez Hérode » Ils rentrent par un autre chemin. Alors Hérode dit « tuez tous les enfants jusqu'a 2 ans »
La famille dormait dans la maison. Les militaires sont venus à la maison à minuit et ont frappé à porte. Nous
avons ouverte la port. Les militaires ont appelé le prénom du garçon. Le garçon est venu. Le militaire tué dans sa tête. Il est mort dans le salon. Les militaires sont repartis.
Ils ont pris les habitants tamouls dans leur maisons. Il y a une maison au carrefour. Ils ont pris cette maison et sont restés là. Beaucoup de personnes vont dans la rue pour travailler, à l'école, au marché, à l'hôpital en voiture en vélo ou à pieds. Les militaires arrêtent et contrôlent leur d'indente et leur sac a main. Une personne est pari travailler. Les militaires l'ont tué/ Elle est morte dans la rue ainsi, beaucoup de gens sont morts dans la rue.
* Les gens travaillent dans les boulangerie les salon de coiffure les couture. Les militaires sont venus au salon de coiffeur a demandé aux militaires. " Qu est ce que je vous fait? La barbe ou les cheveux? Es militaire n'ont pas répondu. Le coiffeur peur après les militaires l'ont tué. Il est mort dans coiffeur. Les militaire pouvez-vous réparer le moteur. Le mécanicien a réparer le moteur. Il est mort dans le garagiste. Les militaires sont entrés dans la boulangerie. Y-a-t -il un restaurant dans cette rue? Pouvez-vous venir avec nous? Oui, il est parti avec les militaire. Il est mort. Au Sri Lanka est dur.
* La population tamoule est sous haute surveillance d'une armée omniprésente. C'est une dictature défendue par les règles de l'armée. Au fils des ans. Le président a installé sa famille à des postes clés de Gotaraya, son irascible frère Cadet en ministre de la défense, et son autre frère Basil, en passant par son fils na mal. Le Sri Lanka reste très dangereux, pour les journalise la peur est omniprésent et les gens s'autocensurent. Mais la présence militaire ne faiblit pas. Les 200,000 soldat ne sont pas démobilise, Ils surveillant. Il contrôlent la population tamoule.
La situation difficile de Sri Lankais ?
* Je vient de Sri Lankais en France depuis 2005. Ma famille est chrétienne. Ma maison était grande. Cette maison était à côte du centre commercial. Deux frères ont disparu. J'étais architecte de plain dans un bureau. Toutes les maisons ont été contrôlées par l'armée. De 2007 à 2009 le gouvernement a donné l'autorisation à l'armée de chercher des gens. Sri Lanka beaucoup garçons sont morts. (Le couvre-feu la nuit 9 heures au 4 heur le matin)
* Jésus christ est né à Bethléem. Une étroite est née dans le ciel. Pour venir voir l'enfant les rois mages suivent l'étoile. Ils disent « Nous venons adorer le Roi des Rois » Hérode pense « Le roi c'est moi cet enfant doit mourir » Il dit aux Rois mages « allez et revenez me dire où est né cet enfant pour que moi aussi je le visite » Les rois mages rêvent « ne retournez pas chez Hérode » Ils rentrent par un autre chemin. Alors Hérode dit « tuez tous les enfants jusqu'a 2 ans »
La famille dormait dans la maison. Les militaires sont venus à la maison à minuit et ont frappé à porte. Nous
avons ouverte la port. Les militaires ont appelé le prénom du garçon. Le garçon est venu. Le militaire tué dans sa tête. Il est mort dans le salon. Les militaires sont repartis.
Ils ont pris les habitants tamouls dans leur maisons. Il y a une maison au carrefour. Ils ont pris cette maison et sont restés là. Beaucoup de personnes vont dans la rue pour travailler, à l'école, au marché, à l'hôpital en voiture en vélo ou à pieds. Les militaires arrêtent et contrôlent leur d'indente et leur sac a main. Une personne est pari travailler. Les militaires l'ont tué/ Elle est morte dans la rue ainsi, beaucoup de gens sont morts dans la rue.
* Les gens travaillent dans les boulangerie les salon de coiffure les couture. Les militaires sont venus au salon de coiffeur a demandé aux militaires. " Qu est ce que je vous fait? La barbe ou les cheveux? Es militaire n'ont pas répondu. Le coiffeur peur après les militaires l'ont tué. Il est mort dans coiffeur. Les militaire pouvez-vous réparer le moteur. Le mécanicien a réparer le moteur. Il est mort dans le garagiste. Les militaires sont entrés dans la boulangerie. Y-a-t -il un restaurant dans cette rue? Pouvez-vous venir avec nous? Oui, il est parti avec les militaire. Il est mort. Au Sri Lanka est dur.
* La population tamoule est sous haute surveillance d'une armée omniprésente. C'est une dictature défendue par les règles de l'armée. Au fils des ans. Le président a installé sa famille à des postes clés de Gotaraya, son irascible frère Cadet en ministre de la défense, et son autre frère Basil, en passant par son fils na mal. Le Sri Lanka reste très dangereux, pour les journalise la peur est omniprésent et les gens s'autocensurent. Mais la présence militaire ne faiblit pas. Les 200,000 soldat ne sont pas démobilise, Ils surveillant. Il contrôlent la population tamoule.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
NORE DAME DE VELANKANI AU Sud de I'INDE

Il Ya 400 ans, à Tamoulnadou, Un grand arbre prés du lac, l'ONU Jeune Garçon venait Tous Les Jours vendre pot non Sous de lait à homme des Nations Unies. Un jour il s'endormit fatigué sous l'arbre. Une grande lumière l'éblouit, HNE juin jeune femme très belle Avec Un enfant Dans les bras Lui dit << pouvez-vous me Donner PEU non de lait versez mon enfant, s'il vous plait? >> Il Lui Donne le pot de lait, l'enfant boit, et Lui déchirent le pot en souriant, et lève sa petite principales Vers Lui. Alors le garçon va porter le pot à l'Homme qui Lui Demande << Pourquoi il ya Moins de lait Aujourd'hui? >> Le garçon raconte Ce qu'il Vient de vivre, MAIS l'homme ne le Croit Pas. ILS VONT sous l'arbre, le garçon pleure PARCE qu'il HNE Traité de menteur, il crie << maman Venez! Venez vite maman! Alors la lumière >> jaillit et apparait la jeune femme et l'enfant, qui-explique à l'homme << c'est moi Qui ai PEU non Demande de lait versez mon fils >> L'homme tombe à terre et se Prosterne <<pardon si je N'ai Pas cru, CET Endroit sérums Votre sanctuaire madame >>.
Un Jour Un handicapé, paralysé des Jambes, s'endort sous l'arbre. Il Voit la Vierge Avec l'enfant, un fils réveil il marche. Alors Tous de Lui demandeuse << Qui un fait CELA pour toi? >> Il raconte, sur le Croit, L'Endroit DEVIENT sacré.

