The leader of the TEG in exile will be be democraticaly elected.
The struggle will continue in safe and peacefull manner.

Wherelse, Rajapakse still be haunted by his killings of 70 000 innocent Tamils for rest of his life.
Rajapakse had already doing is ground work for his own downfall……perhaps literally.

We are about to see MK Narayanan, Shiv Shankar Menon, Ban Ki Moon, Rajpakses’ brother and both Karunas’ how their Karma catches up!
It is not hard imagine that Heaven and Hell is here… right here in this earth.

Of course the diaspora had accepted KP as the official leader of the LTTE, and of course the diaspora have now accepted that KP has been abducted and a new leader is required, and is imminent. Because of his status, KP was personally unknown to the diaspora as well as the LTTE rank and file. That does not mean he was not accepted as leader. The diaspora will accept whoever is announced as the new leader. The diaspora will accept even a non existent person, a ghost, as ‘leader’.

Who is that person who led the diaspora protests and campaigns? Should he be the leader? Is that person a military leader? We don’t know.

If Adele is the new leader, so be it. If Nediyavan is the new leader, so be it. Common sense tells that the new leader must be an existing senior military cadre in Eelam who can rally the forces. Persons outside Eelam can be second line leaders. Adele can certainly be head of International Relations. Rudrakumaran can certainly carry on with the PTGTE. Rudrakumaran cannot be part of the LTTE for obvious reasons.

The diaspora is not at all frightened after the abduction of KP. On the contrary since end May 2009, the diaspora is infuriated. It views the Eelam War IV as ‘where we lost 4,000 cadres. That is all. Losses in battle is nothing new. It is to be expected when one undertakes a war of liberation. Loss of leaders is nothing new too. We have lost leaders since 1972. So what is the big deal? Loss of Prabakaran simply means he has to be replaced with a new leader. Loss of KP means he simply has to be replaced with another new leader. Let us assure you that in future leaders will be lost again and again. That is part of the deal.

What has happened amongst the diaspora is that with the loss of Prabakaran, his spirit has entered into the lives of 3 million tamils. Now we have 3 million potential Prabakarans. Now, do we seem lost for leaders?

The disapora feels it simply must accept the loss of leaders and 20,000 dead, and move on with the cause. ‘Move on’ means, immediately appoint new leaders, and continue with the political and military struggle ‘as if nothing has changed’, other than the loss of a few thousand cadres.

There is NO need for any change in strategies, as the LTTE will NEVER be de-proscribed by any nation, and the PTGTE will NEVER be entertained by any government.

At this point of time the best tactic is the formation of small vigilante groups to counter the police and army abductions, and the injustices in the land. Insofar as this, these LTTE vigilante groups will find favor among the sinhalese community too as they too are victims of police excesses and have no legal or political remedy.

The diaspora will be inspired and emboldened once a new leader or leaders have been named.