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We have to look at Tamil liberation struggle as political struggle and armed struggle. Armed struggle was for some years and has definitely ended so no use taunting Tamil activists about LTTE. Political wing of LTTE wanted continuity and were told to carry white flag for safety, they did so reluctantly. We know the rest how they were horribly tortured and killed by SL army. But political struggle for liberation started from time of Ceylon independence and continues to today, there was no break. There was talk of Tamil nation independence from the start. But talks of autonomy via federalism seem to have dominated news media the early years as there was still feelings of some optimism that we can work together with the Sinhalese nation ruling by some Tamil elites concentrated in Colombo and leftists for solutions from within by mobilising the working class. After all this time and hard lessons , lets drop talks of autonomy, of what does not work unless its confederal with clear option to secede. When people talk of autonomy they are talking of federalism, though it can also mean independence. Words with dual meanings used sneakily for acquiescence is how Tamil elites then and now deceive Tamils. Federalism, worse with clauses of punishment if raise secession is nonsense. Any option of self rule in form but not in substance financially and on security forces is also nonsense because it does not stop the ongoing structural genocide. Now there seems to be a rush by some western nations for federalism as solution, their Tamil messengers amongst us. My guess it may be about possible future wars in the nearby regions as it is never a rush about Tamil interests. Lets stick to only asking for a free and fair internationally monitored referendum for independence Let the Eelam Tamil people vote. Pic July 83

L’utilisation du mot « pakpak » en 2026. Que ce soit du rp ou pas ce n’est pas une excuse, moi je n’entends personne dire de nword, de bword en rp? On ne cesse de vous le répéter, c’est un mot RACISTE, alors pourquoi vous n’arrêtez pas? Etre asiat… et voir ça même en stream.

Independent Eelam is the only way forward.

Really in awe by the all hard work done by the Eelam Tamil diaspora. Grassroot work is grinding and it takes time to bear any fruits. Regardless of this factor your work is immeasurable. We will achieve our goals.

2/ De plus elle osé justifier que du RP mdrrr donc si tu ne penses pas tu le dis pas au fond tu l’as pensé au lieu de t’excuser et la fermer tu continues de t’enfoncer .@inespnj ce sont des propos grv que vous minimisez pcq c’est la communauté sud asiatique.

1/La streameuse .@inespnj a sorti la phrase suivante « Il va fermer sa gl le PAKPAK » qui est un mot péjoratif envers la communauté sud asiatique pour rappel ce n’est pas pcq c’est du RP qu’il faut laisser passer ça car un « b*ugn*l ou N*gr* ne serait pas passer

you really just gotta accept that the west doesnt really care about the tamil genocide despite arming it. they will continue to turn a blind eye to it while sinhala nationalists engage in genocide denialism and violence against eelam tamils

Vijay pays Tribute to LTTE chief Prabhakaran. We know it's a blatant lie. Anyhow let North media propagate the same. If TVK maintains silence it would mean to the North that a CM here is hailing Thalaivar. If TVK tries to deny the same it's for us to tear TVK. Win - Win situation🙂

🚨 Extremists attempt to storm May 18 remembrance in Colombo, burn Prabhakaran portrait A group of Sinhala Buddhist extremists attempted to disrupt a peaceful remembrance event to mourn "war victims" held at Wellawatte beach in Colombo on Monday, with participants subjected to racist and misogynistic abuse before Sri Lankan police intervened to prevent violence. The remembrance event, organised to honour civilians killed during the final phase of the armed conflict, saw participants light memorial flames and pay floral tributes in memory of those who were massacred during the war’s closing stages. Witnesses stated that a group led by a Sinhala Buddhist monk arrived from the nearby main road area and attempted to charge towards the gathering by crossing the railway tracks adjacent to the beach venue. The group went on to shout racist slogans and directe obscene verbal abuse at Tamil attendees, including women and children present at the event. Several witnesses further stated that members of the group accused mourners of “supporting terrorism” and claimed that those killed in Mullivaikkal were “all terrorists”. Witnesses also stated that a Christian father attending the event, was nearly assaulted during the commotion before several attendees intervened to protect him. The extremist group later burned a photograph of LTTE leader Velupillai Prabhakaran while continuing to accuse participants of commemorating "terrorism". 📹 via Lankasri News

The genocide did not begin at Mullivaikkal. It was the final chapter of decades of oppression, violence, displacement, and silence imposed on the Tamizh people. Never forget, never forgive ✊🏽 #MullivaikkalRemembranceDay #tamilgenocide

Free Tamil Eelam and fuck Sri Lanka

Today is Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day, which commemorates the tens of thousands who lost their lives in the massacres of the Sri Lankan Civil War.

Representatives from the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) attended the 17th Mullivaikkal Tamil Genocide remembarence in Mullivaikkal, Mullaitivu on May 18 and paid tribute to the Tamil victims of the 2009 genocide. #Mullivaikkal #May18

Statement by Prime Minister @MarkJCarney on Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day.

We stand with the Tamil community in remembering the victims of the Tamil genocide and defending the truth against those who try to erase history. Brampton is proud to be home to the Tamil Genocide Memorial at Chinguacousy Park, a symbol of remembrance, the need for justice, and the ongoing push for accountability. We will always stand with our Tamil brothers and sisters in the fight for human rights and against genocide denial.

Today, we mark the anniversary of the Mullivaikkal Massacre and remember the tens of thousands of Tamil civilians killed by the Sri Lankan military in May 2009. The grief of this loss continues to reverberate through the Tamil community in Ontario and around the world. We remember those who were killed and disappeared, and we stand with the Tamil community in its ongoing fight for truth, justice, and accountability.

I join Tamil Americans in New Jersey and across the United States in remembering the tens of thousands of Tamils who were killed or forcibly disappeared during the final stages of Sri Lanka’s civil war 17 years ago. On Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day, we honor the victims and stand with those continuing to seek truth, justice, and accountability.  We continue to support a just and lasting political solution based on the Tamil people’s right to self determination.