94 Civil Society activists and 14 organisations have today urged Secretary to the High Post Committee to reject Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka’s nomination as the post of Ambassador to the Russian Federation.
We publish below the letter in full:
Secretary to the High Post Committee,
Parliament of Sri Lanka,
Sri Jayawardenapura, Kotte
Representations on the Nomination of Dr. Jayatilleka as Ambassador to Russia
The following Sri Lankan civil society activists and organisations are deeply concerned by public reports indicating that the Government of Sri Lanka has proposed the name of Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka to the post of Ambassador to the Russian Federation. We write in response to the public notice dated 12 June 2018 issued by the Committee of the High Post of Parliament of Sri Lanka calling for representations regarding nominations including that of Dr. Jayatilleka.
At the outset it must be noted that Sri Lanka has a rich history of diplomatic engagement with the international community and cultivated standing and respect among its allies across the globe including in multilateral forums such as the United Nations. With the escalation of violence in the early 1980s, the then United Nations Human Rights Commission, and subsequently the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) which replaced the Commission, discussed Sri Lanka’s human rights record where victim groups and civil society were able to make representations and successive governments of Sri Lanka engaged in constructive discussions.
A marked shift in this stance was evident under the Rajapaksa regime when we experienced unprecedented levels of violence targeting civilians, civil society, media and other dissenting voices. It was during this period we witnessed a shift in Sri Lanka’s foreign policy. Dr. Jayatilleka who served as Sri Lanka’s Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva at the time, took an aggressive and triumphalist line on the violence unfolding back home. For example, in 2009 a Special Session was called to discuss Sri Lanka and it was under his leadership we witnessed a hostile position taken and the deliberate targeting of those who held a different view to his own. Such a stance created divisions within the UNHRC and undermined Sri Lanka’s reputation of being able to diplomatically engage with the international community. The divisive line has had a lasting impression among missions and other entities in Geneva who remain dismayed by the negative impact the session had on the unity of the UNHRC and its impact on human rights globally.
We also note that the line taken at the Special Session ultimately ran counter to Sri Lanka’s national interests. Professional diplomats have argued convincingly that the line espoused by Dr. Jayatilleka at the 2009 session, and triumphalism about his ability to ‘win’ a resolution congratulatory of Sri Lanka’s execution of the war, galvanised Geneva actors whose concerns had been cast aside by the Sri Lankan delegation. The 2009 Special Session debacle ultimately had a significant impact in convincing the international community including the members of the UNHRC that grave violations took place in Sri Lanka and that an independent international investigation was required. This hostile and triumphalist line was counter productive as it subsequently led to several resolutions being adopted by the UNHRC in 2012, 2013 and 2014. We also note that Dr. Jayatilleke who was subsequently appointed Ambassador to France was unable to prevent the French Government from voting against Sri Lanka in these resolutions, demonstrating his ineffectiveness as a head of mission.
With the political change in 2015, we were relieved to see President Sirisena and the coalition government reverting to a more conciliatory tone where there was recognition of past abuses and the need for genuine reforms towards reconciliation. This was based on human rights being fundamentally a domestic issue, in recognition of the rights of all of Sri Lanka’s citizens rather than a game played with the international community. We were also heartened to see the Government of Sri Lanka rebuilding bridges with the international community and engaging in a constructive manner to further the interests of Sri Lanka, not the whims of particular individuals. This was also welcomed by the international community and in recognition invited President Sirisena to events such as the prestigious Group of Seven (G7) summit in Japan and Anti-Corruption Summit in the United Kingdom both in 2016.
This hard work of rebuilding Sri Lanka’s image and reputation to be a truly democratic and plural country where all citizens are equal and a country that values its international standing can be damaged with the promotion of individuals who were not only apologists of the previous Government but also, to date, its most ardent champions.
We note that Dr Jayatilleka’s ideology and the ideology that shaped the January 8 2015 movement for change are poles apart. Dr. Jayatilleka has denounced the very concept of Yahapalanaya and members of this administration. He has stood stoically against democratic reform and reconciliation initiatives, repeatedly attacking progressive ministers and leaders of the current Government for making concessions to victims of the war, as seen when privately owned land is released by the military or a permanent office to investigate thousands of cases of disappeared is established. Where we fear the violence perpetuated by the previous regime, Dr Jayatilleke openly extols the virtues of ex-President Mahinda Rajapaksa, and his ‘strong-man’ tactics.
On both previous occasions when Dr. Jayatilleka was sent on diplomatic postings, to Geneva and Paris, he furthered a personal agenda which had detrimental consequences to Sri Lanka among its most important allies. If that was the case under the Rajapaksa administration, where Dr. Jayatilleka’s ideological inclinations found resonance, then the potential for damage to this current administration which seemingly does not align with his ethno-nationalist views will be significantly greater.
It is in this context we question the nomination of Dr. Jayatilleka to a senior diplomatic post and urge the High Post Committee to reject the nomination. We also request President Sirisena, Prime Minister Wickremesinghe and the coalition government to acknowledge the work done since 2015 to rebuild Sri Lanka’s image and standing internationally and to nominate individuals who are able to best represent the reforms promised in 2015 and not those who deliberately seek to undermine them.
Thank you
Signatures
Individuals
- A.C. Mohamed Rumaiz
- A.D.J Rajani
- A.L. Ratnayake
- Anurasiri Hettige
- A.R.A Ramees
- Bennette Ratnayake
- Bhavani Fonseka
- Bishop Kumara Illangasinghe
- Brito Fernando
- C. Ranitha Gnanarajah- Attorney-at-law
- Chandra Jayaratne
- Chandra Hewa Gallage
- Chandraguptha Thenuwara
- Cyril Pathiranage
- Danesh Casie Chetty
- Deekshaya Illangasinghe
- Dharmasiri Bandaranayaka
- Dileep Rohana
- Dr. P. Saravanamuttu
- Dr. Ranjith Pathirana
- Faaiz Ameer- Attorney-at-law
- Faheema Begum Marsook
- Fathima Fayaza
- Freddy Gamage
- Gamini Viyangoda
- Gnaweera Dissanaike
- H.M Premasilee
- Harsha Gunasena- Charted Accountant
- Harshana Makalanda
- Helen de Alwis
- Herman Kumara
- J. Subashini
- Jayatilleka Bandara
- Jayanta de S Wijeratne
- Jeanne Samuel
- Jeyakanthi Jena
- Juwairiya Mohideen
- K.M.D Nilasini
- K.W Janaranjana
- Kaushalya Fernando
- Keerthi Kariyawasam
- Lakshman Gunasekara
- Lal Wijenayaka
- Lala Hegoda
- Lionel Guruge
- Lucian Bulathsinhala
- Lukshman Mendis
- M.D Mahindapala
- Mahaluxmy Karushanthan
- Mahesh Senanayaka- Senior Lecturer, Colombo University
- Mahinda Ratnayaka
- Mangalika Fernando
- Marian Pradeepa
- Marshal Fernando
- Mohammed Dilshan
- Mujeebur Rahman
- Nigel Nugawela
- Nihal Attapattu
- Noel Christine Fernando
- P. Manoharan
- P.D. Dissanayake
- P. D. Gunathilaka
- Padmini Weerasooriya
- Philip Dissanayake
- Prabodha Rathnayaka
- Prasanga Fernando
- Priyadarshani Ebenezer
- Prof. Arjuna Parakrama
- Prof. Camena Guneratne
- Prof. Desmond Mallikarachchi
- Prof. Jayadeva Uyangoda
- Prof. Kumar David
- Prof. Sarath Wijesuriya
- Raisa Wickrematunge
- Roshaan Hettiaratchi- Attorney-at-law
- Saman Ratnapriya
- Sampath Samarakoon
- Sandun Thudugala
- Sandya Ekneligoda
- Sanjana Hattotuwa- Senior Researcher, Centre for Policy Alternatives
- Sarah Arumugam- Attorney-at-law
- Seetha Gamage
- Shaheera Lafeer
- Shanthi Dissanayaka
- Shreen Saroor
- Sumika Perera
- Sumathipala Kariyawasam
- Sunil Perera- Gypsies
- Titus Fernando
- Tharanga L. Patabandhi
- Upul Kumarapperuma
- Ven. Dhambara Amila Thero
- Ven. Mahagalkadawala Pungnasara Thero
- Visaka Dharmadasa
Organisations
- Association of War Affected Women
- Centre for Policy Alternatives
- Families of the Disappeared
- Janasansadaya
- Mothers and Daughters of Lanka
- Muslim Women’s Development Trust, Puttalam
- Northern Muslim Civil Society
- Northern Muslim Forum
- Platform for Freedom
- Rights Now Collective for Democracy
- South Asian Centre for Legal Studies
- Women’s Action Network
- Women’s Centre
- Women’s Resource Centre, Kurunegala
Jim softy / June 23, 2018
Earlier it was LTTE tamils and Tamil protestants that Sinhala people cannot fight for Accountabiliity and honesty from the govt. Now, western Agent CIVIL society, NGOs, INGOs, Protestants and Wahabi muslims that hinder the development of sri lanka into a honest, trustworthy, accountable and transparent society. Because Scoundreals are getting paid for screwing up the world. these all are for money. I don’t think all these name are willing participatns because I knoow some talk different stories. The development means not the increase of a corrupt businesses who sells even the mother to foreign organizations or businesses. Moneh should be with lay people and not only with businesses and corrupt politicians.
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yusuf / June 23, 2018
Jimbo,
“NGOs, INGOs, Protestants and Wahabi muslims that hinder the development of sri lanka”
Why don’t you live in Sri lanka instead of Canada then?
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Jim softy / June 24, 2018
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Native Vedda / June 24, 2018
Jim softy Dimwit
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If you want to say something that you hear regularly in your head, please go to the local park, beach, forest, jungle, sky, out of space, ……………………. and scream.
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Jim softy / June 24, 2018
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Justice and Fairplay / June 27, 2018
I think it’s the people actually living in Sri Lanka who are best qualified to comment as what goes on directly impacts on their lives.
Those living overseas and screaming insults in these spaces are a waste of space, waste of everyone’s time and a disgrace to the concept behind this website. They offend the sensibilities of those who visit this website for intellectual discussion.
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nimal fernando / June 24, 2018
“Dayan in Moscow will do less harm than Dayan in Colombo.”
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Oh C’mon OC!
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Dayan does no harm anywhere ……….. no one takes him seriously ……… in Colombo or Moscow or Geneva or …………..
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Even the beautiful Russian gals are immune to his “charm” ……… if he has any …………
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But personally I think ……….. the best place for Dayan is the Moon ………… or Mars, better still
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Native Vedda / June 24, 2018
nimal fernando
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This is serious.
What special skills, knowledge or expertise can he bring to the Foreign Ministry where others can’t?
Is he fluent in Russian?
Is he a Naval expert who can assess the ship that Sirisena desperately wants to buy?
Is he an expert on on Rail Road initiative?
Is he capable of placing a wedge between Indo Ruso relation?
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What is he going to bring into Russia Sri Lanka relation?
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nimal fernando / June 24, 2018
“What is he going to bring into Russia Sri Lanka relation?”
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The rest of the MIGs that Udayanga dude failed to procure.
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“This is serious.”
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In Lanka …….when was things never serious?
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Even the humour is serious ……… they say Gota joked with his victims before they were dispatched. ………… “Ha ha ha you’re dead”
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Fouzi / June 24, 2018
Yes, Moon or Mars …. Why not the HOT Sun?
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old codger / June 24, 2018
Nimal,
” the best place for Dayan is the Moon ………… or Mars, better still”
You said it. But we’ll have to wait a while for that. So Moscow is OK.
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Rohan / June 24, 2018
Yes blame everyone else that than Sinhalese racists like you , who are the real reason the country is not progressing and is fast becoming a basket case.
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Silva / June 24, 2018
This looks like some kind of a game/deal. Both Yaha palanaya and Mahinda palanaya cannot be trusted. Dayan will do anything and everything (stoop to the lowest) if he is given a diplomatic post. The Rajapakshes know how to use this ‘educated’ fool and then throw him out like a used condom (they do not trust him). As far as Ranil is concerned, this ‘educated’ fool is not worth even to be a piece of dust on his toilet slippers. Looks like Sirisena is also trying to make use of this ‘educated’ fool to play some kind of a political game.
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chamara / June 25, 2018
The USA aptly described the UNHCR before it left. A Cesspool of political bias. No doubt they were then the leaders leading the smell. But they now called it for what it is. They same can be said of these highly paid individuals and the groups they represent. Dayan has every right to be appointed. Protesting against political bias in the cesspool should not disqualify him. He just proved what the USA did then and said today and left the UNHCR correct.
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Dodo / June 25, 2018
Well, well, this sounds like rather a distraction from bigger issues, tho’ glad that SL-Colombo elite” civil society ” has woken from slumber to “do” some activism and fund-raise– from their US and eu donors!
These folk never talk about economic rights and justice for ALL Sri Lankans – and rather play into the ethnic identity politics game that donors love to FUND, which distracts from political corruption, economic inequality, and the national Debt trap cause by “foreign aid” loans for Fake Development projects in Lanka!
It would be good if this same group also wrote letters seeking impeachment of Bondscam Ranil and investigation of Avant Guard Scam by Gota-Hitler and all Rajapaksa cronies named in Panama Papers too and Sira’s cronies!
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Amarasiri / June 26, 2018
94 Civil Society activists and 14 organisations
RE: Reject Dayan Jayatilleka’s Nomination: Civil Society Tells High Post Committee,
“94 Civil Society activists and 14 organisations have today urged Secretary to the High Post Committee to reject Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka’s nomination as the post of Ambassador to the Russian Federation.”
Please get him a fishing boat. He will add more value that way, and the fish can be exported to Russia instead of Dayan.
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Jim softy / June 23, 2018
All these women’s forums, if you check are christian organizations. This is simply some one’s anti-Russian sentiments. They say send one of our agents.
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K.Pillai / June 23, 2018
To the best of my knowledge no one has confirmed (or denied) that this ‘job’ has in fact been offered and this includes Dayan Jayatilleka himself! Why not ask the present Lankan Ambassador to Russia?
We are easily panicked/distracted – are we not?
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PS: Unable to identify a single politician (or sycophants) in the signatory list.
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Angry Anderson / June 24, 2018
What a shameless and stupid effort by a group of dollar-sponsored NGO kakkas fear that Sri Lanka will receive Russian support.
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These dollar beggars are wrong to think that the Sri Lankan public still believes in their lies of 2014. Put them all in JAIL.
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Mallaiyuran / June 24, 2018
My understanding was Thero fired from UNHRC. He quit from France. Is those correct, isn’t that record disqualifying him for the job?
Further, the qualification New King was looking from Thero is if the butt is sponge padded so that he can practice kickboxing. Thero, the father-motherless orphan, qualifies on that condition. But he is not that efficient, if he open a Russian Vodka, in counting the notes in the garage before anybody showing up. Saliva doesn’t secrete fast enough to flip over all that paper in that quick. But his servitude is good so any rotten orders the New King can give him, Thero will explain because it is “center-middle up down in out under over left right neo archaic socialism” so a Smart Patriotic Social Democrat like him will do that to service the country.
Once the junkyard ship deal is over, (done) Tamara will go to Moscow and will kick on Thero Butt. He will leap into the air, come and falls in Colombo.
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nalmen / June 24, 2018
it is better to send him there then we wont have to read the rubbish he writes here
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Hela / June 24, 2018
No surprises there. All the usual suspects are in the list. Some of them are accused of receiving bond money from Aloysius……….CT could make this piece more newsworthy if they also publish, the number of members in each of the NGOs listed and their donors. Readers could then better understand the context of this request.
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Secret Spy / June 28, 2018
The Biggest NGO member was Dayan J. So said Mahinda Rajapakshe in an interview…Some others say he is also a RAW agent…That is why Mahinda kicked him out…
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Bharana / June 24, 2018
Stupid lot of jeppos and UNP stalwarts … in disguize as social activisit… you have done enough and more to hinder the progress of this nation. Please retire or migrate.
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Spring Koha / June 24, 2018
The great and the unwashed have come out, joining hands to put paid to DJ’s ambitions.
If there is one good reason for DJ to excuse himself, it is the fact that he riled long and hard against Yahapalana. But of course DJ has always been capable of turning when something suitable comes up.
The thing is that these days there is no monitoring MP to give him a corrective slap.
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nalmen / June 24, 2018
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Dynasti / June 24, 2018
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Gune / June 24, 2018
Dayan should be rejected with all our might. Dayan has the patronage of rogue politicians but does not have the support or trust of professionals and the public.
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Justice and Fairplay / June 26, 2018
Dayan J is a man of considerable knowledge and reading who has used all of it to espouse the wrong causes. That will one day serve as a fitting epitaph to describe his life and times on earth.
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Native Vedda / June 26, 2018
Justice and Fairplay
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“Dayan J is a man of considerable knowledge and reading who has used all of it to espouse the wrong causes.”
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My Elders think not.
They believe if you put “garbage in garbage out”
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Justice and Fairplay / June 26, 2018
Native Vedda
I believe in being charitable and giving every devil it’s due.
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Island-Man / June 24, 2018
Aney, Dayan’s Vodka dream shattered.
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Jim softy / June 24, 2018
CT: Come on Center for Policy Alternative – that organizations who was not willing to show their budget, where they getmoney and how they spend
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Jim softy / June 24, 2018
Maithripala sirisena is a weak president. The rigth approach is ban INGOS and classify NGOS as traitors and nationalists.
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K.Pillai / June 24, 2018
In the absence of confirmation of the offer so far, it is safe to conclude that this was a hoax.
At one stage Dayan did say that he is prepared to serve if approached formally.
Dayan must come forward.
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K.Pillai / June 24, 2018
APPEAL TO THE SIGNATORIES
Please do not disband.
SriLankan Airlines is being taken to the cleaners. The plunder that went on under the very nose of the Airlines Management is unbelievable. Efforts to smother this will intensify. Please do not let this happen.
The Airlines served a few Colombo elites and MPs but the losses were borne by the country.
Corruption/nepotism/impunity are evils.
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dayal / June 24, 2018
civil society people,
pl. do not worry.. no russian can understand what our man is telling them not only his language but also the content. big man would like to send him because he does not want his presence locally. he can teach russians about latin american radicalism , banana republics, neo colonialism etc. why are you so against him?any way we do not need him in russia..
-dayal
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SJ / June 24, 2018
“… the line taken at the Special Session ultimately ran counter to Sri Lanka’s national interests. Professional diplomats have argued convincingly that the line espoused by Dr. Jayatilleka at the 2009 session, and triumphalism about his ability to ‘win’ a resolution congratulatory of Sri Lanka’s execution of the war, galvanised Geneva actors whose concerns had been cast aside…. had a significant impact in convincing the international community … that grave violations took place…and…international investigation was required. This …led to several resolutions being adopted by the UNHRC in 2012, 2013 and 2014. “
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Much of this is subjective.
I do not know the exact role of DJ in the resolution designed to derail the one that the US wanted to get passed denouncing Sri Lanka.
What do the petitioners recommend? Passively submit to US manipulation?
DJ’s relations with Cuba perhaps helped. Knowing the US, its mischief had more to it than punishing the bad boy Rajapaksa. Cuba and Venezuela took the correct stand.
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DJ was resented in diplomatic circles. The analysis of ‘diplomatic circles’ ignores the fact that the West knew already that the killings (to which they were very much party) were too many. And the US calls the shots in the game of war crimes and HR offences, which it uses selectively to target certain countries.
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If incompetence is the criterion, the case could have been made more convincingly, but not forgetting that many serving diplomats should also be withdrawn if criteria were applied fairly and evenly.
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Also, DJ did not utter any worse ethno-nationalist sentiments than several other diplomats of his time. There is little difference that any such utterance can make in Russia of all places. The posting may even silence him a little on the media.
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Mallaiyuran / June 25, 2018
Also, DJ did not utter any worse ethno-nationalist sentiments than several other diplomats of his time.
Where and what counter t more than which diplomate were most racist. Further anybody, who wants to accept or reject of Thero’s achievements may first have to denounce o accept of what he claims as he did in Geneva. It was serious damage to Tamil Thero did in UNHRC 2009.
Sadly you have no idea what Thero was doing in May, 2009 in Geneva. Saddest is you have no idea where America was in May, 2009. You may want to ask from Thero where was America on May 23rd, 2009. A commentator should restrict him/her before comment, by evaluating of how much he/she knows about the subject, instead of rushing to show much they hate Free Democratic countries.
” US wanted to get passed denouncing Sri Lanka.” This is absolutely a concocted line for which you have no back up. Period.
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Jim softy / June 25, 2018
Typica SJ. A Philosophy degree or Bcom degree in 1950s trying to a english speaking Scholar. Western philosophy is CRAP.
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sach / June 25, 2018
Saravanamuttu who received millions from Norwegians during their peace process aka getting LTTE international support process has written against DayanJ. And all the NGO bunnies who rely on Norwegian Kroners and American dollars have written against Dayanj.
We can see who is really against seeing Dayan getting this post. Yahapalana gang headed by that mentally retarded idiot co sponsored a resolution against Sri Lanka. And those who praised and whitewashed LTTE during war and actively worked against SL are now holding the power.
I have never seen a country who has abdicated its self respect, sovereignty and right to defend itself and its territorial integrity like Sri Lanka under Yahapalana mess. That too after fighting a war for 30 years against all odds and winning it. Does rest of the people in this country know that it is a bunch of NGOs who is controlling the country today? Is that what all who voted for yahapalanaya wanted? If Sri Lanka is to progress as one country it needs to get rid of this NGO bunch controlled, financed by west and especially our enemy Norway!
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Jim softy / June 25, 2018
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watcher / June 25, 2018
Great thanks to CT for these names[edited out]
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max / June 25, 2018
These NGO names were very familiar before 2009 in pro Tiger terrorists forums. And, now, in the camp that is hell bent to punish military on fake allegations. Where were this good-for-nothing NGO clique when Amari Wijewardena was appointed to London? SL will be a one fine place for sure without these muppets.
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Native Vedda / June 25, 2018
max
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We were worried when the saffron clad thug was imprisoned for 6 days and were you still living in his Amude?
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Gosh, you are out and being your normal self.
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Jim softy / June 25, 2018
Was Lala Wijenaike there to edit the new constitution. I wonder Why Sumanthiran anad Jayampathi wickramarathne di dnot include their names. Kumar David and CPA are there. Why Ranil and his boy toy Mangi di dnot sign.
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Jim / June 26, 2018
All should examine the head of Sirisena for proposing this man. Sirisena lost all his good senses, and gone clueless in everything he does for he is surrounded by no two cents with scoundrels as advisors. Do any sensible persons would propose any person who miserably failed in front of the country and world.
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Rohika Dias / June 27, 2018
Dayan should be ashamed for being castigated by the Sri Lanka’s highest intellectual echelon. If I were Dayan I would jump to a well with a rock tied to my body
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Choi Dharmadasa / June 27, 2018
Notable absentees of the signatories are Jayadeva Uyangoda, Willie Senanayake, Jehan Perera, Nirmal Devasiri, Nimalka Fernando, Basil Fernando, Lionel Bopage, Sarath De Alwis, Kumari Jayawardane, Devika Udagama, Brijesh Palitha, Radhika Kumaraswamy, Sunethra Bandaranaike, Luke Kohomange, Chandrika Kumaranathunga, Keerthi Thennakoon, Vasudeva Nanayakkara, Wickramabahu Karunarathne, Frederica Jansz, Shyamon Jayasinghe, Emil van Der Pooten, Chitra Bopage, Jayampathi Wickramarathne, Helasinghe Bandara, Poddala Jayantha, Uvindu Kurukulasuriya, Sharmini Serasinghe, XY Singaravelu, Ameer Ali, Lakshman Wijesekera
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Medalankara de Choppe / June 29, 2018
Nimal, you missed one critical ability, to run without his pants but in his underwear, in public.
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Mrs Udubaddewa / June 27, 2018
Mallayuren
When you say ‘Theo’, who’s that?
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Sigmy Chikera / June 27, 2018
Why people despise DJ so much? Because of his cusedness
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XY Singaravelu / June 27, 2018
Choi
I did not sign because I approve the Ambassorial post in Russia for Dr DJD
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Bineka Venurapolonnowita / June 27, 2018
Choi,
What about Jayantha Dhanapala, the biggest Shark of them all. He did not sign either.
All very fishy.
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