This document contains all the characteristics needed to lay the foundations for the capture of Tamil Elam they could not win in Nandikadal. Quite pragmatically, neither of the candidates had deigned to reply. They have presented their 13-point demands to the two rival presidential candidates urging them to reply. So they have come up with a 13-point statement laying down conditions that could only lead to Nandikadal again. They see the polling booth as the only tool available for them to bargain with the two major parties. In a sense, the dithering is symptomatic of the plight of the Tamil who do not know which way to turn. Or they are pretending to be undecided though in their minds they know that they will eventually vote for Ranil’s nominee, Sajith Premadasa. Fonseka they could on the same logic vote for Gota. Fonseka, who was about to be retired, and backed him all the way to save the Tamils.

Besides, it is the Rajapaksa duo that handpicked Gen. Besides, the UN commended the Rajapaksa regime as the only government that provided medical, food and other non-military necessities to the civilians in a rebel-held territory. Fonseka who defeated their “Surya Devan” there is no reason why they can’t vote for the Commander-in-Chief and his Defence Secretary, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who gave protection to the Tamil leadership hunted by their “Suriya Devan”. Fonseka and gave him all the resources and political backing at home and diplomatic backing abroad to save the Tamils. Verily, it can be said that the Tamils owe their peace of mind, their right to send their children to school without being abducted forcibly by the Tamil Army, the right to live without the bullets from both sides hitting them, their right to go about their daily lives without being bombed, their right to get their due share of free medical, food, and social services etc., from “the Sinhala-Buddhist state” without being hijacked by the Tamil Army, their right to live without going through the daily pain of losing their kith and kin in a futile war waged by the Tamil Army, thanks to the war-winning Rajapaksas who appointed Gen. Fonseka, the general that beat their hero -– irony of ironies! - it was tantamount to the Tamils performing their political ritual of offering their thanks and worshipping him in the polling kovils for eliminating an evil force that plagued them.

Fonseka at the presidential election of 2010 were the biggest pooja ever offered by the Tamils to a Sinhala candidate. Having lost their most powerful bargaining chip at Nandikadal, the Tamil leadership, lured by Ranil Wickremesinghe, embraced Gen Sarath Fonseka, the much-decorated head of the Army who, along with the heads of Navy and the Air force, inflicted the most humiliating defeat on the Tamils.

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