She
is part of the USA Administration represented in the UN. USA with its 200 odd year history
is a hybrid nation of European pioneers who built their nation on the ashes of
the original inhabitants. These pioneers
reduced the original Americans to an
insignificant minority. Therefore
American history and culture is not one of unification of people but one of destruction and division. There primary effort
is to keep themselves secure from re-arising of the original inhabitants of America , and destroy nations of composite
communities to never make them a challenge to USA .
Therefore
they interfere into sovereign states to divide people according to communities.
The Americans as history has taught them interfere into developing countries to
help the minorities to separate
themselves isolating the majority and
make the majority community less
important. This is what they did with the American Indians –the indigenous
people of America.Apaches etc.
Samantha
Power has come to Sri Lanka
to discuss with the Tamils in the North to discuss
the ways to arrive at their object of a separate Tamil State
in the north. As Sri Lanka is now being
ruled by a set of political fools
they do not seem to have an idea as to what
USA is upto after having changed regime , passing resolutions in
Geneva against Sri Lanka for the elimination of Tamil terrorists, getting
advise from the Tamil diaspora making an
all out attempt to set a Tamil State in the North.
These
foolish Sirisena Ranil Government is facilitating matter for USA and the enemies of Sri Lanka to divide the country making the
Tamils the determining factor of Sri Lanka ’s breakup as a sovereign
state.
USA
has never in its history helped any country and its people to rise above
economic disabilities and assisted them to become a sovereign state other than to break up nations to form other
nations like it did in Serbia.
USA has made its past history and destruction of people a
culture . Today USA has no other
object in its foreign policy other than to make
USA
with its 200 odd year history the leading nation of the world.
Samantha
Power is a part of this hybrid culture. Power once in an interview described a hypothetical need
for a “mammoth protection force” to police a peace accord between the Israelis
and the Palestinians which drew much criticism. Later she disavowed the comment
and had even asked the host of the interview to remove the video from his web.
When Samantha
Power was before the Senate
Committee for the confirmation of her
appointment to the UN, Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican, asked her to explain
what she meant, in a 2003 essay in The New Republic, when she called for “a historical
reckoning with crimes committed, sponsored or permitted by the United States .”
Power disavowed the piece, saying that she “probably very much overstated the
case,” and adding, “This country is the greatest country on earth. I would
never apologize for America .”
Rubio pressed the point, leaning toward the microphone, his eyes sweeping the
gallery, and Power had to repeat the line—“This is the greatest country on
earth”—two more times.
Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin
Republican, brandished notes containing a quote in which Power referred to
the United States
as the “most important empire in the history of mankind.” He asked, “Do you
believe America
is an empire?”
Power replied, “. I
believe that we are a great—a great and strong and powerful country, and the
most powerful country in the history of the world,” she said. “Also, the most
inspirational.”
Power is an American interventionist
to disrupt nations and use war as a tool for that purpose. Ben Rhodes, the deputy national-security adviser for
strategic communications, recalled, that Power has consistently urged the
Administration to consider intervention, including intervention in the
expanding war in Syria
It is said Power
returns over and over to one question: To what end can America ’s power
be directed? The President, by his own account, is less sanguine.
Power worked with
traitors to their home land. She makes
it obvious in her visit to Sri
Lanka . In Iraq Power was the point person on
Iraqis who had worked with Americans.
Power is ambitious. She has no sympathy for other nations and
other people. What matters for her is to make the world believe in the greatness of America , and project her self
importance..” ….. for nearly two decades, Power has left others with a clear
sense of her long-range aspirations for higher office and her muscular style of
foreign policy. She began her career as a reporter in Bosnia , where her colleagues joked
that she might become Secretary of State and reignite the Cold War.
Power is a favourite of
President Obama, who himself is not a
sympathetic and a generous man. His foreign policy is American centered
. He has one view of terrorism where it
concerns America and another
where it concerns other countries like Sri Lanka which fought a terrorist
“war”. It is a question of their terrorists against whom it is prepared to
carry out relentless wars, and terrorists of other countries who America
would pamper and encourage.
President Obama, in his
speech before the General Assembly of the UN, offered his rationale for the
bombing campaign. He described the air strikes with a moral, if not a
strategic, certainty that he had previously resisted: “There can be no
reasoning, no negotiation, with this brand of evil. The only language
understood by killers like this is the language of force. So the United States of America
will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death.” It fell
to Kerry, Rice, Power, and others to try to recruit and maintain that
coalition.
How can the
terrorists be different in Sri Lanka
?
This
is Obama’s policy against terrorists as understood by him, their terrorist are
real terrorists, and terrorists elsewhere like in Sri Lanka for
him and Power are freedom fighters. What a set of hypocrites they are who claim leadership of the world ?
Samantha Power wanted to
remind her peers of the human implications of terrorism. “It’s not a
geopolitical strategic abstraction,” she said. “It is about groups that target
families who are flying on airplanes, and take the lives of firefighters who
are trying to rescue other people. It’s about preventing that.” So far,
progress had been slow. “People have not shut their borders, they have not put
laws in place, they have not acted with the urgency that is needed.”
Powers
is of Irish Origin. Her father was a Dublin
pub piano player, raconteur, dentist, and drinker named Jim Power—“a fearsomely
formidable pub debater,” as the Irish Independent once
put it. Samantha Power says “I was extremely close to my father, inseparable, Where
we hung out most of the time was the pub.” Her
father died at 47 drinking in his favourite Pub.
Samantha Power started life as a war reporter
in Bosnia .
When she was not accepted to be sent to Bosnia
as a war reporter for lack of experience
, she did not hesitate to break into the editors office “ …….. when the editor left one night she
sneaked into his office and stole some stationery. “I wrote this letter saying,
‘Please provide Samantha Power with all the credentials she needs. ” It
worked. That is Samantha Power who will
stoop to any thing to have her way..
Michael Rose UN Commander in Bosnia had nick named Samantha and her
reporter friends “ Bomb the Bastards bunch”. . Power
had said , “These guys who had been terrorizing these people were going to be
stopped!”
In
her second year of law school, Power took a class on the just use of force. “I
began looking at the historical cases of genocide, looking at the Armenians,
the Khmer Rouge, and Saddam Hussein’s Al Anfal campaign and Rwanda ,” she
said. She wrote a paper for class and sent it to Anthony Lewis, then a Timescolumnist, and
Martin Peretz, who was editing The New Republic, both of whom followed the Bosnia
war closely. They told her she should try to turn it into a book. She did, and
the result was “ ‘A Problem from Hell,’ ” published in 2002. In it, Power
reconstructs deliberations in the Clinton White House and in the State
Department and other agencies as officials overlooked or rejected proposals for
U.S.
intervention. She criticized those who avoided using the word “genocide” in
their statements, and praised those who resigned in protest of inaction, such
as Marshall Harris, a thirty-two-year-old Bosnia desk officer at the State
Department. America ’s
repeated refusals to end genocides were not “accidental products of neglect,”
Power wrote. “They were concrete choices made by this country’s most
influential decision-makers after unspoken and explicit weighing of costs and
benefits
With the backing of the
Security Council, the U.S.
and its allies imposed a no-fly zone and bombed Libyan forces. But Gates
opposed using the U.S.
military to prevent a humanitarian disaster unless there was a clear image of
what would follow. In his recent memoir, “Duty,” he recalls telling aides to
withhold information on military options from staff members at the National
Security Council and the White House: “They don’t understand it, and ‘experts’
like Samantha Power will decide when we should move militarily.”
When I ( Even Osnos of
The New Yorker), asked Gates about that criticism, he said, “It was not just
her. It was several White House staffers. They were Ben Rhodes and Samantha
and, I might add, Susan Rice—particularly strong advocates of getting involved
in a U.S.
military engagement. And I don’t know whether these folks have a guilt complex
over the Clinton Administration’s having botched Rwanda ,
where the U.S.
did nothing, or what, but they are very much driven.” He said, “It becomes
detached from U.S.
national interests. So I was totally opposed.”
The image of Power, Clinton , and Rice became
a cartoon—Obama’s Valkyries leading him to war—but Gates does not believe that
Obama ever broadly embraced Power’s expansive view of humanitarian
intervention. He said, “I think he was being pressured by the Europeans,
particularly the French and the British and the Italians, and their interests
were much more directly involved than ours. And I think he was more influenced
by that, and by the arguments for preventing this humanitarian disaster, than
he was by any kind of broad strategic or philosophical commitment.”
But Power was
responsible for the messing in Libya
during and after Gaddafi. On this
subject, Power’s characterological direction of error may be the belief that a
frank discussion of Libya ’s
lessons exposes her to deeper criticism, and could undermine support for future
interventions. Libya
was the first clear test of her toolbox, but she has stopped short of analyzing
her record with the rigor that she once brought to the study of others.
Power who had the ear
of the President was responsible for the Lybian disaster. Power speaking about
Obama had told the journalist , “I can be a pain in the ass, and that’s what he wants.
That’s what’s so amazing. There are plenty of people out there who could check
the conscience box.” She went on, “There are milder personalities that could
create the illusion of inclusion, and spare you the headache of argument and
counter-argument, and President Obama did not choose that milder version.”
Power and Obama entered
the Administration farther apart than their pedigrees and their friendship
might have suggested: she advocated intervention and American exceptionalism;
he spoke of America as the most powerful leader in the world, but recoiled from
the adventurism of the Bush wars and the presumption of enduring American
primacy, focussing instead on the need to rebuild the country at home. After
nearly six years, Power still believes that America retains the capacity for
brute or moral force to shape the course of global events—to bend the curve—but
Obama, by his own account, does not. To some degree, there has always been a
contradiction between the Administration’s determination to retrench from the
costly adventures in Iraq
and Afghanistan
and the expectation of restoring American credibility through moral leadership
and actions.
Power had said, “As time wears on, I find myself
gravitating more and more to the G.S.D. people”—the “get shit done” people, a
term favored by Susan Rice. “We’re racing against the clock here to get as much
done as we can. So when you run across people who know how to be bureaucratic
samurais, or are especially persuasive in their diplomacy internationally,
spend more time on those relationships, and on brainstorming with those
individuals, to achieve a common purpose. Principles and positions only take
you so far.” ♦
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/12/22/land-possible
These are the perons Sri Lanka yahapalanaya has embraced criticising Mahinda Rajapakse regime
which made Sri Lanka an
independent Sovereign
State neither attached to
the West nor to the East. Samantha Power
is a dangerous person to be allowed to come to Sri Lanka and meet the Tamils. With this type of relationship Sri Lanka will not remain a unitary Sovereign State for long. Samantha Power speaking of Sri Lanka had referred to a darkest
and most painful chapters in its country’s past.
That chapter is not what
it was before the 8 th January, 2015, but it is, what it has become since
Maithripala Sirisena became the President. Sri Lanka which saw continued
development projects since the elimination of terrorists is stagnating today,
bringing it closer to bankruptcy and a territorial break up. Sri Lanka under
Maithripala Sirisena’s Presidency has already become failed State.
Samantha Power has met
the Foreign Minster Mangala Samaraweera- a person blind to political reality
through his hatred of the former President, who continues to push the government into a precipice of disaster. Samantha Power has
not made a friendly visit and her visit has other reasons beneficial to USA . She had
not failed to mention that USA is
serious about the accountability process , a semantic infiltration for war crimes investigations.
The pat on the back with which poor
Maithripala Sirisena will be happy may be
her remark: "One example I shared with the
Foreign Minister is the President's intention to dilute the power of the
presidency at a time all around the world we have leaders who are trying to
extend their powers and term limits, change their constitutions in order to
ensure that they have more power. This is a fresh air in strengthening checks
and balances in Sri Lanka ".
However she has warned, "so we
are watching, I am here to find out from the people of Sri Lanka what the U.S. could do to make your
democracy more prosperous". But she only met the Tamil Separatists , and
they are only a part of the people of Sri Lanka .
Samantha Power has lot of
qualifications but she is no diplomat. She openly supports Sri Lanka Tamil
dissidents . That has become the role of
USA and Europe
today. She who visits Sri Lanka for
the first time should have also gone to the South to inquire what the Sinhala
people have to say about the Sri Lanka Tamils.
She has not come to help reconcile the communities, but distance the
Tamils further away from the majority Sinhala.
That is why people like her are a danger to Sri Lanka . But the pelerine Ranil Wickramasinghe is not
a patriotic Sinhala politician. That is
why he dos not raise his voice against the
visiting Americans and Un Officials who pander to the cause of the Tamil separatists.
The present Government of
Maithripala Sirisena has made Sri Lanka
a subject nation , a colony of the USA and the West. They will further destroy Sri Lanka that
was saved from terrorism and gradually developed as a sovereign State into
development, peace and security.
We want USA ,UN
or Western visitors to speak to the Tamil separatists and tell them the
necessity to reconcile with other communities and make unitary Sri Lanka
their true home. Sri Lanka Tamils should
take their own decitions without being influenced by the Tamil diaspora which
has a different Agenda.
Goodbye Samantha Power we do not
like you, please do not come again to put people against people in Sri Lanka.