Crooked in Canada

Now that the Tamil Tigers have been crushed in Sri Lanka, there are people in Canada who are rising to the defence of detained Tigers, claiming that some of the detainees were forced into taking up arms to fight for the outlawed terrorist organization “The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.”

How effing rich is that, and are they saying that some the Tigers who have been captured, were forced at gunpoint to board a plane to Sri Lanka to fight for “the cause,” or were they forced to join the fight by something more sinister, like threats to kill their loved ones?

It doesn’t matter to me really, because I think the story they are telling is a crock of shit, and that the only reason they are telling their story is so that they can bring their “loved ones” home to Canada to where as I said in Crooked in Canada the other day, the LTTE are looking to set up shop and terrorize the Sinhalese living in and amongst them in their Tamil community.

Reports coming out of Ottawa indicate that there is at least one Canadian Tamil being detained at a camp for former Tamil Tiger rebels, but I don’t believe that for one second, and as days turn into weeks and weeks into months, I think Canadians are going to learn that there is a shitload of Canadian Tamils suspected of being rebels who are being detained at camps throughout Sri Lanka.

In anticipation of that impending revelation, the spokesman for the Canadian Tamil Congress has gone into damage control by implying that, Canadian Tamils who are being detained are probably being tortured into confessions of being part of the terrorist organization that invented the suicide bomber vest.  Give me a break David Poopalapillai, what a load of shit you are dumping into the media.

At the moment reports about the number of Canadian Tamils being detained vary. Canadian MP Deepak Obhrai, who is currently in Sri Lanka, is claiming that he is aware of two. But a Toronto lawyer said yesterday that he is aware of four.

I think there is a hell of lot more than just four Canadians who have been captured during the 30-year war and that when all is said and done, that number “4″ is going to grow into a number far more than anyone could have imagined.

Let’s see if I am proved right.  Then again if my assumptions are correct, both the Sri Lanka and Canadian governments might go out their way to suppress  this part of the story, after all they have just struck a deal where Canada is going to help Sri Lanka get back up on its feet, haven’t they?

Sri Lanka captured Canadian, MP told