ශ්රී ලංකාවේ විදේශ ප්රතිපත්තිය ඉන්දියාවේ ආරක්ෂක අවශ්යතා සහතික කළ යුතු බවට ඉන්දීය නායකයන් ශ්රී ලංකා නායකයන්ට බලපෑම් කිරීම අපට නිතර අසන්නට ලැබේ. කිසිම අවස්ථාවක ශ්රී ලංකාව ඉන්දියාවට කුමන හෝ ආකාරයකින් තර්ජනය කිරීමට අදහස්...
It is surprising that UK’s Labor Leader being a barrister, head of Public Prosecutions as well as the head of the Crown Prosecution Service would issue speeches completely ignoring facts & evidence. We take...
SRI LANKANS stand up against turning Sri Lanka to LGBTQIA+++ & destroying our culture
Chartering Our Future / Islamic Terrorism - Fundamentalism / Lessons for Sri Lanka / Uncategorised
by Shenali Waduge · Published 21st September 2023
Was the interviewee evading accountability? Was the interviewer asking questions based on reading Commission Reports & ability to identify falsehoods & half-truths? Were the questions centred on the notions spread via social media? Can...
Role of SL Govt / National Army / Uncategorised / War on Terror / Separatism
by Shenali Waduge · Published 10th July 2023
The name Captain Upul Aladeniya is possibly unknown to most, particularly so, because the State & the Education system make no effort to glorify our national war heroes. This year he would have...
The 3rd Buddha’s relics in Sihale are in Nagadipa. The 1st were located in Thiriyaya & Mahiyanganaya. To avert an eminent war between Naga kings Chulodara & Mahodara, Buddha intervened, making this his...
A whistle blower had informed that the FBI was in possession of documents related to a bribe taken by the sitting President while serving as Vice President in 2015. The company in question is...
The innocence of Buddhists have cost them much. A good example of this was seen during the enshrining of toothrelics at the Ruwanwelimahaseya. 30 arath theros were to descend from the sky. Areas that...
Sri Lanka went through 2 insurgencies, 3 decades of terror, mass suicide, Covid-19 but nothing came near to the collapse of governance & state of anarchy that took place in 2022. How far...
We gained nominal independence in 1948. Nominal, because the Queen remained Head of State & UK Privy Council was the Highest Court inspite of being called ‘independent’. Hardly, 10 years into post-independence, a...
