ABC PROMOTING ECONOMIC MIGRANTS
17 June 2022
Gajalakshmi Paramasivam
The question that we as Australians need
to ask is how this affects our own Sovereignty. Groups that use the same
measure with belief, become ‘sovereign’ – even though they may not be conscious
of this grouping. Until recently, I wrote to negate the imbalance in the Sri
Lankan constitution, through Article 9, which allocates Buddhism foremost
place. But this week I learnt that in the Tamil majority of Northern Province, there
is a similar article, in the constitution of the Prestigious Jaffna College of Vaddukoddai where
the political declaration of Tamil Nationalism was first made in 1976. The two –
Buddhism foremost in South and and Christianity foremost in North, effectively
offset each other. We become even and there are no grounds to claim
discrimination pain – beyond our local area.
The strange commonness is the ‘timing’ of
the surfacing of problems that this has caused. The ‘Gota-go-home’ campaign was
based on the collapse of the economy, bringing hardship to the ordinary public.
The protests were largely in Colombo. The parallel exposure is happening in
Vaddukoddai. It is expected that this would be followed by ‘protests’, unless resolved
by higher-thinkers. The question needs to be asked as to whether one influenced
the other. The ‘timing’ indicates that this is the case.
As stated above ‘Groups that use the
same measure with belief, become ‘sovereign’ – even though they may not be
conscious of this grouping.’
Is the current government of Sri Lanka,
headed by war hero and is being driven by Buddhism foremost in action, influencing
the same fate in North? How does the Absolute power of Truth work to uphold its
Sovereignty?
The smallest unit of group sovereignty known
to most of us is the family. In a Sovereign family, the good and bad are
naturally shared with fellow members. Where there are other families and/or
individuals who believe in the parallel measures – the two would naturally
merge.
In the case of Sri Lankan army – they did not
practice Buddhism when they were isolated from civilians. Their parallel of
religion was warfare. Likewise, Tamil rebels who categorically ruled out
religion as a measure. The LTTE combatants known to me followed this army rule
of no-religion. Hence they become the
Equal Opposition of the Sri Lankan government’s armed forces – headed by a
war-hero. When their commonness is stronger than their diversity – they form a sovereign
group – as in democratic Parliament. Both are sovereign and repel each other
naturally.
Likewise, within the Public who oppose the
official government through their belief, form sovereign groups beyond apparent
borders. Currently the protestors in Colombo seem to invoke American influence –
through belief and therefore form naturally sovereign groups without borders.
Some members of the Jaffna College Alumni,
are genuinely committed to using the Constitution as the Common measure. But
there are others who insist on no-religion. But their knowledge of Secular law
is very limited. Hence their ‘rights and wrongs’ border on ‘likes and dislikes’.
Jaffna College was founded and continues
to be funded by the American Christian Mission, recognised as ‘Trustees’ who signed
a Trust Deed on 30 September 1963, in Massachusetts, USA. https://www.colombotelegraph.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Jaffna-college.jpg
According to that deed, the purpose of
funding is presented as follows:
“For
the purpose of obtaining, holding, and managing funds for support of Jaffna
College, an educational institution located at Vaddukoddai, Jaffna District,
Island of Ceylon and for supporting other Christian educational institutions in
Ceylon and India and for training Christian workers in Ceylon and India.”
Given that Vaddukoddai is the political
capital of Tamil Nationalism, would the above purpose be in natural conflict
with the believers in Tamil Nationalism as declared in 1976? The answer indicated to me is ‘yes’ – one becomes
the opposition of the other. The stronger belief would manifest itself – often through
the influence of others of the respective belief. In this instance – Tamil v Christian.
The latter, in this instance would invoke American influence through American Ceylon
Mission.
What is the relevance of this to Sri Lankan refugees coming to Australia? Taken
as a community, Australian Tamils have made sacrifices in various ways, to become
Australians – often at the workplace. Some are Australian Tamils and others are
Tamil Australians. Where the commonness with Australians is stronger than the
diversity – the manifestation would support Australian Sovereignty. Where
Diversity is stronger, the manifestation would support Tamil Sovereignty –
bypassing Australia.
The Labor government seems to be promoting
the latter. In addition, those who leave Sri Lanka during this period of
economic crisis – were not Sri Lankans in the first instance. If successful – they would become mercenaries,
or pawns of mercenaries – including irresponsible media which ABC has become.
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