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An Internal Conspiracy was Defeated by Patriotic forces on December 14.S. HewageThe attempt to topple the government on December 14, during the third reading of the 2008 budget, by Ranil Wickremasinghe and a group of misguided politicians with the backing of some international conspirators was a part of a well organized anti-Sri Lankan campaign of the west. The goal of this campaign is to undermine President Rajapakses determined action to rid Sri Lanka from the threat of terrorism and separatism, while striving to bring about a political solution to satisfy the genuine concerns of all communities. On numerous occasions, President Rajapakse has made it clear that he
is no friend of any international campwhether it is western or
easternbut a nationalist whose political beliefs are deeply entrenched
in rural Buddhist values of the island nation. Of course, he has genuine
feelings for his fellow Asian neighbors, who have supported Sri Lanka
in its political struggle. However, these western countries with an
agenda for global domination have no permanent friends in the east.
They have only a permanent interest. According to a latest report by a media watchdog, the majority of journalists killed in 2007 were in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia, where US, and its allies are engaged in military campaigns to curb Islamic insurgents. Although human rights have become a global business in the 21st century, these human rights campaigners in the west never criticize such violations carried out by western countries. We all know what is happening in Guantanamo Bay prison camp for more than five years. It is the hell on earth in terms of rights abuse by the US authorities. The simple fact is that these so-called guardian angels of human rights and democracy cannot afford to antagonize their financiers. Instead, they go after soft targets like Sri Lanka and other developing countries that have been embroiled in internal conflicts. |
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