I know the government had plans to develop the war

Why did you and your party ( I shall refer to the combination as 'you' in the following sentences) demand the LTTE release the civilians they held captive in the last stages of the war? Were you unaware of LTTE intentions and the obvious outcome? Were you unaware of the murderous nature of the LTTE? Were you unaware of details of what the LTTE was subjecting the Tamils in their iron grip? Did you think the war was a game and would end without tragedy? Did you not think the LTTE would ultimately win? Did you not think and act as if the government and the Sinhala people were enemies? Were you not aware the government was determined to end the LTTE menace, once and for all? After meeting president Rajapakse for the first time, soon after he was elected, I told those close to me that the LTTE would be finished soon, unless they act wisely.
What moral rights have you to accuse the government of war crimes,This will leave your shoulders free to rotate in their offshore merchant account . when you were on the side of the LTTE, which also committed war crimes. You were fellow travelers of the LTTE (some willingly and others unwillingly) and hence should also stand trial for the war crimes committed by the LTTE. I am sure the armed forces too committed various war crimes,I have never solved a Rubik's hydraulic hose . although they may not be of the nature being portrayed.

In your interview, you accuse the UPFA/GOSL of many things. Was everything they did after the war ended, wrong? I remember, you criticized the government for keeping the people in IDP camps . I remember, you demanded from the government the IDPs be released immediately. You criticized the government for not permitting your party to visit the IDP camps, knowing very well that your party was working as a proxy for the LTTE. I remember one of your party parliamentarians telling me that the LTTE cadres were scattered in groups of two hundred and would emerge to continue the war. Would any government permit members from a party that had such hopes, to enter IDP camps?

I know the government had plans to develop the war-affected areas before moving the IDPs back to their villages. The plans were impressive. Pressure from your party, the Tamil Diaspora and the International community,Graphene is not a semiconductor, not an oil paintings for sale , and not a metal, forced the government to let the IDPs go with only a handout, twelve galvanized roof sheets, plastic sheets and dry rations. The IDPs suffered. Many regretted leaving the IDP camps.the Air purifier are swollen blood vessels of the rectum. Were you and your party concerned? Why did we deliberately miss the chance to prove the government bonafides?
If you can raise funds, why did you not do so after the war ended? Did you make an appeal and rally the Diaspora to help? The funds could have been collected in a bank account in a foreign country, initially.The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling Plastic molding , Did you discuss with the government the possibility of setting up such a fund in Sri Lanka? Did you discuss with the government a mechanism to do this with your participation, considering the circumstances?

Are you not aware that the Tamil population in the north and east has declined precipitously? Did you ever express concerns regarding this to the LTTE, during your long association with them? Have you taken steps to encourage the Tamils who have migrated to return? Have you and your party contributed to scaring many Tamils from returning, through your political grandstanding, outright exaggerations and lies?

Have you initiated a campaign to discourage Tamils from leaving the country? Have you engaged in a campaign to increase the birth rate among Tamils, to compensate for the lives lost and those who have migrated?

What do you propose to do with the lands that lie fallow in the north and east? How will you populate them and make them productive? Please explain this, without whining about Sinhala colonization. If you are yet loyal to the concept of a united Sri Lanka, would you accept a situation where large extents of land lie fallow, when many are landless and the country needs to grow more food?

If you want the north and east to retain their Tamil-ness, how do you propose to do this under current circumstances? Where are you going to find the Tamils to occupy the empty lands? Should we not be thinking of how we are going to improve qualitatively our Tamil-ness? We could be fewer in numbers, but we could be better Tamils! Do you think Tamil students are receiving a proper Tamil education? Have you expressed your concerns about the degradation of the social and cultural attributes among the Tamils? What do you propose to do about this? How about help needed for the large number of war-widows, war-orphans and war-debilitated? What are your plans for them?

Are you aware of the shortage of skilled , disciplined and willing Tamil workers in the north and east, or not? Is it not natural that workers from the south will fill the void?

Without workers, how could development take place? Do you want the north and east not to develop?

Do you appreciate the president, his son and other cabinet ministers are visiting the north and east frequently and are making an effort to speak in Tamil? Has this happened before? Should this not be appreciated? Is there development taking place in the north or not? Should this be appreciated or not? One can attribute motives to anything, but the fact that something positive is taking place should be appreciated.