WikiLeaks: Justice Minister Hakeem Knows Who The Abductors Are

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18 Responses to WikiLeaks: Justice Minister Hakeem Knows Who The Abductors Are

  1. Shame on you Mr Hakeem. :(

    Jeen - April 18, 2012
    9:39 pm
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    • Shame on him for what?

      Keeping quiet about the abductions or for identifying the Rajapaksa brothers as the culprits?

      Piranha - April 19, 2012
      5:56 pm
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    • Donkey it’s shame on you dam [Edited out] donkey.

      king - April 27, 2012
      8:47 am
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  2. Hon. Minister tell us who are they? “TOP” ????

    Jaliya Silva - April 18, 2012
    9:40 pm
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    • ‘TOP’ means Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Abductions were carried out by Karuna and his henchemn with the blessings of Gotabaya. Enough? When Gota is dragged to the Hauge, these evidences will be brought out.

      rajan - April 19, 2012
      11:57 pm
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  3. Hakeem is a coward who fancies perks & positions, not a sacrifice r,I pity the 11 Muslim youth who was murdered by UPFA Anuruddha Rathwathe & his son Lohan Rathwathe during election time in Udathalavinne for supporting Hakeem, some soldiers were charged to cheat the public & prosecution flawed deliberately, all suspects escaped justice went Scot free.

    Hakeem never pursued this heinous murder even after becoming justice minister.

    I have every right to call the UPFA as murderers & terrorists.

    [Edited out] Max take a note.

    Jim Hardy - April 19, 2012
    6:39 am
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  4. If this man is the minister of justice, then, we are forced into a position to invent a new word for justice itself. Every word has a whole new meaning in SriLanka. Why can’t you say Gota rather than “top”..Bunch of crooks abusing their legislative powers to rob the nation.

    Gowrie - April 19, 2012
    7:24 am
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  5. Hakeem’s position is now starting to see the end of the road.Hakeem will be labeled “traitor”.

    I agree with Jim Hardy. Hakeem was not useful to the people he represented. He is a old horse to be shot dead.

    Bye bye Hakeem ;)

    Dr. Maverick - April 19, 2012
    8:39 am
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  6. George W. Bush cancels visit to Swiss charity gala over fears he could be arrested on torture charges

    UPDATED: 20:57, 6 February 2011

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1354211/George-W-Bush-cancels-Switzerland-visit-fears-arrest-torture-charges.html#ixzz1sUPGn5hQ

    Think of your part!

    Vasu - April 19, 2012
    12:40 pm
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  7. Dear Rauf Hakeem

    Sri Lankans know that the Rajapakse clan tolerates abductions.

    Problem is politicians like yourself, who do not have the “balls of Steel” required to stand up against, this kind of Insjustice.

    Provide leadership to the brave Sri Lankan nation to fight this.

    You shuold not creep into Western Embassies in Colombo to cry on their shoulders in secrecy. It is pathetic.

    You should have told the Sri Lankan people first what you knew was happening in their country. They elected you to do just that.

    You are not accountable to “Robert Blakes”, but to average Sri Lankans.

    Ben Hurling - April 19, 2012
    2:49 pm
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    • Its true that the minister is accountable to ‘average Sri Lankans’. But what can an avergae Sri Lankan do? ha? Robert Blakes can shake pepole like Gota and Mahinda. Can an ‘average Sri Lankan’ even think about it? get real, please. I am not a fan of this minister, but someone with ‘muscle’ only can bring change there, and average Sri lankans can’t…

      rajan - April 20, 2012
      12:00 am
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      • Rajan, I trust you have heard that God did not make all people equal. But Col. Colt did.

        gamini - April 20, 2012
        2:11 pm
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    • Hi Ben,

      It is difficult to speak the truth in Sri Lanka. Hence what Rauf has done is correct. He has to tell someone – may be he wants get out of his chest.

      Nimal - April 20, 2012
      12:03 am
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  8. In 1999, the then Secretary General of the UN. Kofi Annan, stated to the UN General Assembly that both Rwanda and Bosnia failed in their duty to protect their own people, and that the sovereignty of states, as in the UN Charter, was an obstacle to human rights protection there.

    Consequently, in 2005, the UN accepted the principle of “Responsibility to Protect”(RtoP). RtoP stipulates that sovereignty is not a licence to kill its own people, and empathy with suffering people justifies outside inteference. It obligates protection, employing various methods.

    If these UN principles are applied to Sri Lanka(SL),
    the aspects that become very clear are;

    1) SL is a failed state.
    2) There is gross violation of Human Rights and
    Humanitarian Law, to the extent of war crimes and
    Tamil Genocide against the people of Tamil Eelam
    (TE).
    3. Sovereignty of SL is an obstacle.
    4. RtoP is applicable to SL and the UN can intervene
    on Tamil matters.

    These aspects became evident in the UN Panel Report on SL, but the GOSL defiantly and arrogantly rejected it as if it was from its backyard and not from the International Community(IC).

    Therefore, IC responded to the defiance of SL. A resolution on SL was placed before the UNHRC.

    Eight countries stepped aside, and the resolution was passed with a majority of 9 votes.

    For SL, that was like a red flag waved in front of an enraged bull in Spanish sport.

    One enraged cabinet minister said in public that he will break the legs of journalists.

    There were many angry outbursts of defiance, with steam and hot air, coming from other cabinet ministers.

    Finally, president Rajapakse said “…No one has to tell SL what to do…”.

    He meant the IC.

    The GOSL insults the IC now, like how it insulted the UN Panel Report. The signs are that SL will not comply.

    Now the UN must think of its third step.

    Sam Thambipillai - April 19, 2012
    2:58 pm
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  9. Thank you for your detailed report Sam Thambipillai

    Vasu - April 19, 2012
    4:18 pm
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  10. These abductions were well known and those abducted have clearly said that there wer powerful Govt. hands involved in those. Many of the businessmen, who could do so, shifted their investments to Malayasia and other countries. Those who cannot go remain in the country after paying the ransoms. It is even said that some are continuing to pay even now. No one spoke for these victims, neither the Muslim politicians in the Govt. nor those in the opposition. Generally Muslims have become a pathetic community without any political power. Worse is going to happen to them if they remain passive as now.

    Lanka Muslim, UK - April 19, 2012
    4:58 pm
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  11. No secret that Gota is a Muslim hater

    A section of Sinhala (and Tamils) are not too fond of Muslim Business and population expansion.

    Business expansion is fair, if the mosque/community funds it, the same can be done by other respective communiteis, it is not their fault they dont drink too much, our fault we were bussy discriminating and fighting the Tamils and they can not say no to side benefits.

    As far as the population side, we can do the same, but as SL is an island, could popularize/legalize smaller families.

    the Don - April 21, 2012
    2:13 am
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  12. Dambulla Mosque was attacked yesterday by mob monks. Although, there are bars, karokes, 5 star hotels with all activities and brothels and still call Dambulla “sacred bhoomi”, which is a shame of those mob monks to attack another worshiping place of another faith.

    Run Hakeem to the US Embassy and cry for help ;)

    Dr. Maverick - April 21, 2012
    9:11 am
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