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Sri Lanka: Easter Sunday Attacks – Truth, Half-Truth and Untruth
Mis/dis-information campaigns are not new, not the first nor would be the last. These are like “bots” and will pop up from time to time but never ends. by A Special Correspondent Is the justice for …
Shamindra Ferdinando
Sri Lanka still troubled by Western agenda
The UN and so-called Sri Lanka Core Group, in consultation with the Tamil National Alliance (TNA), one-time the LTTE’s sidekick worked overtime to harass Sri Lanka at Geneva. Successive governments, …
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CIA director William Burns meets Taliban leader in Kabul
Meanwhile, UN human rights chief warns that she has credible reports of ‘summary executions’ in areas of Afghanistan under Taliban control CIA Director William Burns visited Kabul on Monday to meet w…
Ravindra Wijegunaratne
Vigour Valour Victory
When I was Commander of the Navy in 2015, Navy’s Board of Management decided to convert this branch in to Naval Marines. This was happily welcomed by young officers and sailors of this branch who did…
N.S. Venkataraman
Islamic Extremists are Now Winning
While there are several groups amongst the terrorists/Islamic groups , they are all united in their objective and various groups are likely to coordinate their activities much better and much more…
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Exposé: Duplicity of a Fake Expert
Asanga Abeyagoonasekera had pleaded with former Foreign Minister Dinesh Gunawardena to appoint him in the position at Lakshman Kadirgamar Institute. Then the Minister, according to sources, had tol…
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Apophenia
How the Internet Transforms the Individual into a Conspiracy of One by Edward Snowden 1. The easier it becomes to produce information, the harder that information becomes to consume — and the harder…
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How Putin’s KGB Took Back Russia and the West?
Excerpts from the Author's book, Putin’s People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and then Took on the West published by William Collins Books by Catherine Belton ‘I want to warn Americans. As a p…
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Scenario for US & NATO Invasion of Crimea and Origins of American Hatred of Russia
The US would likely push its case for an invasion of Crimea as a first step to destabilize Russia. The US can and would argue before the United Nations that “international law” (US law) rejects Russi…
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