What is it to be Sri Lankan? The answer to this question is something that I struggle with. Should it not mean that we are a citizen: a citizen of a proud, diverse nation with respect and equality for all. A nation that is united. A nation that celebrates our differences. (1)

However, the year 1956 marked the first significant show of overt oppression against an ethnicity. (2)
Politicians of the day and those that followed, did not have the best interests of the country or its citizens, but had their own personal thirst for power and fame in mind. (3)
While claiming to act in the name of self-determination for the Sri Lankan identity, they oppressed and asserted dominance against minorities, and we embarked down the slippery slope that led us to where we are today. (4)
What started off with just politics and biased policymaking, led to inflammatory rhetoric, frustration and desperation, ultimately descending to terrorism and the resounding indoctrination across the nation that ethnicity was pitted ethnicity in a full-blown civil war. (5)
To address these whims, the citizens of Sri Lanka suffered. We all were affected and paid the ultimate sacrifice in our own way.

The Sinhalese suffered, the Tamils suffered and the Muslims suffered in equal measure. (6)
Once the military conflict concluded, despite everything that occurred, we Sri Lankans were given a novel opportunity - the golden opportunity to engage, discuss, address, relate and most importantly reconcile. (7)
To enable us to chart a new course for a sustainable, peaceful and prosperous future for us and future generations, together. (8)
But yet again, our leaders and our politics failed us.

What we have seen since 2009 is the opposite of reconciliation, harmony and solidarity. (9)
It has been the repetitive propagandizing of a military victory to compel a sense of unilateral bravado and nationalism, to address political expediency, as opposed to compassion, forgiveness and ultimately understanding. (10)
We have all made mistakes along the way. But it is never too late to sit at the table, discuss it and come to a compromise, together. (11)
However, not only have we seen an increase of oppression against minorities for political profit, we see now a resurgence of vile racism, prejudice and hate rearing its ugly head yet again. (12)
This is fueled by undesirable political elements, just like how it did before the climatic descent into civil war as we saw in the early to mid-1980s. (13)
Today, they are burning our bodies and bulldozing our memorials. While the physical scars may heal and disappear, the emotional wounds will remain. (14)
If we are to move forward as a peaceful, prosperous and united country, then at the very least we owe it to each other, to each of our Sri Lankan brothers and sisters to address our differences, understand each other, compromise, and most importantly move forward together. (15)
Is what you see today the Sri Lanka you want? Does it give you satisfaction that it would provide for the sustainable, bright and prosperous future we hope for our children? (16)
We are teetering on the edge of the precipice and undesirable elements are incessantly and desperately attempting to push us over, so that they may survive. So that their dark agendas will triumph. (17)
This is not us. This is not Sri Lanka. Let us stand strong. Let us stand united. Let us stand together. (18)
Sinhalese, Tamil, Muslims, Burghers, Malays etc. We are all proudly Sri Lankan. (19)
Hate can never be harnessed in a constructive way for good. Ever.

Let us join hands together for a better, brighter, united and peaceful Sri Lanka. (20)
Tomorrow I stand with my fellow citizens, not against the destruction of a memorial, but against hate, against racism and against division.

I stand for solidarity. For unity. For reconciliation. And for a lasting peace.

I urge you all to do the same.
(21)
Say No to Majoritanism, Say No to Prejudice, Say No to Racism, Say No to Hate!

Say Yes to Unity! Say Yes to Diversity! Say Yes to Peace! (22)

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These moρlahs, guided by the bigot Alι Mµsαlιαr did not fight against any oppression, Britishers or landlords. The moρlah rebellion is a vιolent vehιcle of jιhαδ. Its sole purpose: to mαssαcre Hindu-s, convert them to ιslαm and establish M sovereignty.


Tyrant Tιρµ was largely responsible for the forced conversions in Kerala. He surrounded homes of the H and forced them to convert to ιslαm, consume bεεf and be circµmcised.


Fleeing persecution from the rogue, many H fled to Tiruvanantapuram. There too, common M would now and then be enraged and wage jιhαδ on the helpless Hindu-s. The forcible conversions and desecration of our temples were the norm of the day.


T L Strange, a special commisioner of the Malabar region was appointed to enquire into the reasons for the outrages. He filed a report "Malabar Manual" in 1852 where he firmly says that the reason for the 'uprising' was M rεligιous fαnatιcism —


Moplah outrages on H was a regular occurrence in Kerala as we will show below. The most gruesome one in 1921 is what is famously referred to as such nowadays. In the aftermath of 1921, a special tribunal of 3 judges convened in Calicut.

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chimeric infectious clone grants were there.https://t.co/DAArwFkz6v is in 2017, Rs4231.
https://t.co/UgXygDjYbW is in 2016, RsSHC014 and RsWIV16.
https://t.co/krO69CsJ94 is in 2013, RsWIV1. notice that this is before the beginning of the project

starting in 2016. Also remember that they told about only 3 isolates/live viruses. RsSHC014 is a live infectious clone that is just as alive as those other "Isolates".

P.D. somehow is able to use funds that he have yet recieved yet, and send results and sequences from late 2019 back in time into 2015,2013 and 2016!

https://t.co/4wC7k1Lh54 Ref 3: Why ALL your pangolin samples were PCR negative? to avoid deep sequencing and accidentally reveal Paguma Larvata and Oryctolagus Cuniculus?