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A rare documentary from the BBC, released in the early 1990s, exploring the Tamil resistance movement led by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). The documentary delved into the strategies, motivations, and impact of the LTTE during the Tamil struggle for independence.

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தமிழீழ மாணவர் 📕 ☭1 年前

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Legal talk1 年前

A network of Russian agents, posing as anti-cult activists and journalists, infiltrated European media to sow division. A case study shows similar tactics have been used in Ukraine for decades.

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Hong Xiuquan1 年前

I’ve been looking for this for years, thanks anna

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Rubesh1 年前

It seems u have more info on LTTE, can u verify what seeman is claiming that he had a strong relationship with the LTTE leader?

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Kardashev1 年前

Who Distributed Weapons ? & why they did it ? What they got from it ?

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Disabled female fighters from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) speak about their plight and struggle at a camp for the disabled in Vavuniya. The Eelam Tamil community, both in the homeland and in the diaspora, proudly remembers the tens of thousands of Eelam Tamil martyrs who sacrificed themselves for liberation. However, despite this remembrance, former LTTE fighters are severely neglected in the homeland. Not only are former cadres constantly surveilled and intimidated by the Sri Lankan government, but their dignity has also been stripped away. Many are mocked by fellow Tamils, forced to beg on the streets, and pushed into prostitution or alcoholism. They are accused of stealing, subjected to gossip, and publicly humiliated. Tamil politicians exploit former cadres for political gain and votes, only to abandon them once the elections are over. The question remains: how did the Eelam Tamil community fall to such a low point, abandoning its own heroes and allowing them to die and suffer in silence, when those heroes who are suffering today did not hesitate to sacrifice their lives and abandon their own families for Tamils they did not even know. Neither Prabhakaran nor the tens of thousands of Tamil martyrs would be proud of the current state of the Eelam Tamil community for abandoning their comrades. Only history will tell whether Eelam Tamils finally get their act together. There is no point in celebrating Maaveerar Naal while leaving our heroes who are still alive to die.

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