The Dictator of Philippines F. E. Marcos, Dictator of Uganda Idi Amin, Dictator of Iraq Sadam Hussaein and The President of Sri Lanka Mr. Mahinda Rajapaksha?

Mr. Nadarajah Kuruparan, News Manager of Sooriyan FM Radio is reported missing (Now he is released). But while I was reading this news it came to my mind the three famous dictators in this world. According to these three dictators biography. Some of their criminal action and the way they killed innocent civilians looks same.

A lasting solution to Sri Lanka’s ethnic question can only emerge out of a protracted peace process with interim agreements, rather than a quest for an up-front final solution, one of the country’s leading political scientists argued this week. "Protracted ethnic conflict always requires a protracted peace process.

The experience of the residents of Vellaveli, a village in the eastern Batticaloa district, is a microcosm of that of over 200,000 people who have this year joined the hundreds of thousands of long-term displaced in the island. Driven from their homes by a Sri Lankan military offensive, the rice farming families face starvation and debt-riddled ruin.

Many International and Canadian news media reported about the recent arrests by the FBI and RCMP and try to brand entire Tamils as terrorists. FBI alleged that some Tamils tried to acquire anti-air craft missiles from US undercover. The FBI, RCMP, and news media went one step further and brand the Tamils as LTTE agents, and then degraded to LTTE supporters.