Gajalakshmi
Paramasivam
07 June 2021
AMERICAN CONGRESS IS NAAM CONGRESS?
I accepted the invitation by Tamil Rights Group to
join their Webinar on ‘Legal Opinion to the Office of
the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Office of the
Prosecutor, International Criminal Court’
The question I have forwarded is:
[Who is the Sri Lankan citizen
(including dual) who is part of this
structure?]
The reason for the above question is to know the
beneficiaries of my participation – however small it may seem. Today when
someone whom I had in mind when sending out my article written yesterday,
thanked me for my email – it was a positive review. Every completion completes
our experience at that level. Given that this other side was taken by one whom
I consider to be Sri Lankan elder that completion strengthened the Sri Lankan
produced by Sri Lanka. This one is neither Sinhala only nor Tamil only.
Sunday Times political editorial headed ‘Proactive professionalism
the need of the hour as public unease on the rise’ refers to the American Resolution
on Tamil Homeland as follows:
[A move to introduce a resolution
before the United States Congress on the same lines as the one adopted in March
by the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva has only drawn a coarse
response from the Government.
After the full text
of this resolution and the implications it portends appeared in the Sunday
Times (Political Commentary) last Sunday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
reacted with a four-paragraph statement last Wednesday. The main thrust was to
charge that “it appears to be one influenced by a coterie of sympathisers of
the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the US.” It added that it was to
carry forward the separatist agenda of the LTTE, which is proscribed as a
terrorist organisation in 32 countries including the USA.”]
As per my knowledge,
the said Resolution was presented to the House of Representatives on 18 May
2021by:
‘Ms. ROSS (for herself, Mr. JOHNSON of Ohio, Mr. DANNY K. DAVIS of
Illinois, Mr. SHERMAN, and Ms. MANNING)’
If the above representatives believed that
they were global – then the is global value to it. If they believed also that
the LTTE is no longer a threat to Democracy – they have the responsibility to
require the Sri Lankan government to produce returns for the global partners
who contributed to this outcome, including through proscriptions.
In addition, given that the two of the
Rajapaksa brothers took up American citizenship – it is legitimate to expect
them to carry the moral responsibility to protect Common American values. One
who is driven by her/his conscience would carry that as ‘gratitude energy’ in
her/his leadership.
One who ‘uses’ a structure to derive benefits
and then walks away from it, is a far away from self-governance in any structure.
Our Karma happens not through the written law but as per our own conscience and
its judgments.
All of us who share such conclusions as per our
conscience, contribute to self-governance in our own home groups. When we
listen to the victims of war on the basis of our own truth – we complete that
experience which naturally empowers the area common to both of us – as in the
case of the above Sri Lankan who expressed appreciation for my sharing. When we
begin with our own truth and travel through the common pathway, we end up with
truth of the whole.
The UN and/or Americans may not be aware of
many individuals who so contribute to self-governance in their villages in
remote parts of Sri Lanka. But every completion gets carried by the path of true
belief and empowers the global citizen’s current home-environment which could
be America. At the same time, one who is dependent – including on ‘winning’
fails to realise self-governance and thus dilutes the self-governance Energy of
their current environment including in America.
It is therefore wise to take every
opportunity to become the ‘other side’ and complete the picture of truth which
is the root of Equal Opportunity. Sri Lankans everywhere have this first right
above Sinhala only and Tamil only communities. Every person who recognizes this
would contribute to harmony in themselves and in Sri Lanka.
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