Riz Khan - Question of the Week - 14 Jan 08

"What do you think is the solution for the long-running conflict in Sri Lanka, involving the Tamil Tigers?"

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[july0025]

Then only god can save Srilanka (Inc: Singalist).. Good luck

[ragukum]

What kind of power...??

[wsuresha]

Yes, and also dont forget to do a search on any(Not just google) search engine for - ltte atrocities.

you will see the truth.

[nirojan1986]

The Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) is a Terrorist State.

While on a U.N. Mission in Haiti the Government of Sri Lanka( GoSL) Soldiers Raped underage children in Haiti.

If they can do that under the watchful eye of the UN imagine what they are doing to the Tamils in Sri Lanka; where they control everything.

Search for "Sri Lanka Haiti" in a search engine like GOOGLE and you will see the truth.

[ASELRANGEBANDARA]

war is the solution....

[shaktiX]

I agree if we choose to "intervene" in countries that has oil why not here!

[buddhasknowbest]

Riz Khan is asking a foolish question. There is no true solution, which is why he's asking for answers to the conflict. Even if a solution existed, it wouldn't matter, due to the nature of man. Greed, hatred, and delusion inevitably run amuck. There will be cause and effect.

[alanaldasucks]

what murdering are we doing? we are not tyrants like saddam! we are killing the people who are oppressive and support evil regimes, we are not simply murdering innocent civilians like they are

[gesellschaft]

So we should be the ones doing the murdering? Clinton's sanctions alone were responsible for the death of half a million and more innocents die under occupations and installation of tyrants than not.

[alanaldasucks]

non-interventionist foreign policy is unresponsible, we can't let people be murdered just because they are in a different country

[gesellschaft]

My new years resolution is to spread Ron Paul's message of non-interventionist foreign policy, friendly relations, liberty, prosperity, and sovereign rights.