@NewsWireLK This is the same guy who prevented any aid from reaching Tamils in Mullaitheevu after the tsunami. Mullaitheevu was the most affected area in all of Sri Lanka, Is that not a crime in itself?
@NewsWireLK I’m glad Sinhalese ppl are waking up to what Tamils having saying for the longest time about him and other Sinhala political parties. He pinned communities against each other to be in power. What a shame!
🚨 The Diplomatic Trap Within the Facade of Peace: G.L. Peiris’s ‘The Sri Lanka Peace Process’ and the Deceptive Counter-Insurgency Diplomacy Against the Tamil Resistance
"The Sri Lanka Peace Process: An Inside View," authored by Professor G.L. Peiris—the chief negotiator for the Colombo regime during the Norway-facilitated peace process between 2002 and 2006—acts as a critical historical testament exposing the sophisticated structural subversion executed by Sinhala-Buddhist majoritarianism against the core Tamil aspirations of 'Homeland, Nationality, and Self-Determination.' Evaluated through a rigorous theoretical lens, this insider narrative inadvertently documents how the majoritarian state apparatus, crippled by absolute military and economic stagnation, systematically weaponized ceasefire frameworks as a strategic defensive shield. By explicitly avoiding any structural recognition of Tamil territorial sovereignty, the Colombo leadership successfully utilized this interregnum to entrench the Tamil resistance within an intricate "international safety net," thereby gaining crucial global legitimacy for an otherwise fracturing unitary state model.
A critical deconstruction of Professor G.L. Peiris’s role at the negotiation tables with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) reveals the deceptive matrices of his double-dealing diplomacy. Presenting himself as an objective academic and an advocate of constitutional legality, Peiris systematically worked behind the scenes to neutralize the sovereign leverage of the Tamil nationality. During the extensive negotiation rounds held across Thailand, Norway, Germany, and Japan, his primary counter-insurgency doctrine was to tactfully defer any definitive constitutional discourse on the fundamental Right to Self-Determination. Instead, he consistently maneuvered to restrict the Tamil delegation within the narrow confines of immediate humanitarian and economic management. Whenever the discourse advanced toward substantive interim political structures, such as the Interim Self-Governing Authority (ISGA), Peiris weaponized the rigid architecture of the unitary constitution to create legislative deadlocks, aiming to fragment the diplomatic momentum of the Tamil resistance under the guise of international legal norms.
The core philosophical paradoxes embedded within Peiris’s analysis reinforce the historical tendency of the Sinhala ruling class to reduce a profound political conflict into a minor issue of provincial devolution. Incapable of structurally accommodating the objective reality of the Tamil Eelam de facto state-which maintained independent taxation, judiciaries, and law enforcement frameworks-Colombo’s strategic architects exploited the clauses of the Ceasefire Agreement (CFA) to gradually contain the liberation movement. Supranational bodies and regional superpowers, largely operating outside the subaltern social justice and regional autonomy frameworks sowed by Thanthai Periyar in Tamil Nadu, aligned with the deceptive pacifist rhetoric of negotiators like Peiris. While chanting the mantra of a negotiated settlement at the peace table, Peiris covertly facilitated the structural space required for the state’s economic rehabilitation and military rearmament, laying the groundwork for subsequent kinetic offensives.
Consequently, Peiris’s memoir must not be interpreted as a manual for conflict resolution; it stands as a vital archive documenting the sophisticated geopolitical containment that laid the foundational blueprint for the absolute structural catastrophe of the 2009 Mullivaikkal genocide. Exposing the modern mechanics of state duplicity and the deceptive double-dealings of its chief architects within the pages of 'Ezhugadhir' remains an indispensable contemporary struggle. At a juncture where majoritarian forces continue to wear the mask of transitional justice in global forums, dismantling their counter-insurgency diplomacy through rigorous rational analysis remains our primary mandate to defend global Tamil sovereignty.
Read the book. Table-memory belongs in the archive. This is not the Tigers’ book, not the mothers’ book, not the book of justice after 2009. Once the man inside wrote the lack of courage, the reader outside has no right to bury the sentence.
Seventeen years. The war ended. The problem did not. Peiris did not hide that. The reading that hides it is worse than the book.
By: Krishna Ambalavanar
(Ezhugadhir Editorial Board)
@CleGuardPro I think front office is trying to play smart with Valezquez with the potential of a lockdown. Plus they currently have more depth at 1B so front office is making decisions on a long term and short term needs by not calling him up now.
@Dailymirror_SL That’s why your party is been connected to killing more than 100,000 innocent Tamils during 2009 and then killing innocent ppl during the Easter bombing?
@CleGuardians I’m so confused as why you took Angel out? He went 3-4 yesterday I think. Who benches a player after gaining some momentum? Obviously the Gurds do. That’s my rant for the day.
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