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Chandrika & Asiff Hussein Back the Present Sri Lankan Government

ALWAYS SUPPORT A GOVERNMENT THAT DOES GOOD! Yes, even Madame Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga knows that in her heart. Having lost her beloved father to nationalist extremism, she very well knows the dangers of the very forces he unleashed to the … Continue reading →

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Richmondites in the Forefront of Sri Lankan Cricket TODAY

Nandasiri Jasentuliyana in USA, 27 July 2026, in a Comment on a TPS Item on  Cricket which  I  Consider Worthy of  Frontal Notice ++ For  Richmond college to provide six on the squad and captains of the team in all … Continue reading →

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Stripping Rohan Gunaratna Like an Onion: Propaganda, Bias and the Singapore Nexus

Truth is King, …. addressing “https://thuppahis.com/2026/05/11/gunaratnas-conservative-pro-american-reading-of-todays-polical-confrontations/” Rohan Gunaratna’s recent security analysis presented in Thuppahi represents a deeply biased, methodologically flawed interpretation of contemporary global conflict. In pulling back the layers of a self-proclaimed independent academic, we can see his deep … Continue reading →

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Sea Lion Invasion at Monterey Beach in California, August 2024

Visit …. https://au.news.yahoo.com/sea-lions-over-california-beach-232947784.html  

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Algal… Algal … !!! Confronting the Threat Along Adelaide’s Beaches

A Circular from Louise Miller-Frost, MP for Boothby, mid-August  2025 … with highlights imposed by The Editor, Thuppahi I spent most of Wednesday at the SARDI/PIRSA facility in West Beach with Federal Environment Minister Senator Murray Watt and Deputy Premier … Continue reading →

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Noor Inayat Khan: An Indian Princess & British WW II Spy

Vikas Vaid On Sep 13, 1944, a princess from India lay dead at Dachau concentration camp. She had been tortured by the Nazis and then shot in the head. Her name was Noor Inayat Khan.

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The Western Newspapers Vicious ‘Images’ of India’s Foreign Policy

“Archie  S‘… responding to  Items in THE AUSTRALIAN newspaper on the 17th Sepember 2025 entitled “Dangerous Optics for the Quad” and “India crosses the Red Line” — with  the highlighting below [other than the blackened words] being impositions by The … Continue reading →

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The US heads for A Day of Reckoning Sui Generis

CK Watt Trump has accused Venezuela of stealing oil, land and assets from the USA.  He has branded the Venezuelan government “a terrorist organisation” which he believes legitimizes extra judicial killings of ordinary citizens, seizing Venezuelan oil tankers, and all … Continue reading →

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Gammanpila’s Pus Vedilla on the EASTER SUNDAY Attacks in 2019

Verite Research, deploying this title “Gammanpila’s book launch on Easter Attacks: A story that did not sell” Over the past week, Sinhala media coverage of former MP Udaya Gammanpila’s book launch, “පාස්කු ප්‍රහාරයේ මහ මොළකරු සොයා යෑම” (“Searching for the … Continue reading →

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Koenigsberg’s Analysis of Human Warfare is Relevant Today … Now

Andrew Hammer, whose article is entitled “Understanding Human Destructiveness Through Social Psychology and Cultural Analysis” War and genocide are among the most catastrophic events in human history, marked by the deliberate infliction of pain, suffering, and death on large populations. … Continue reading →

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