Talk:Ranasinghe Premadasa

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Too little has been added about Premada's crimes and his death. Absolutely nothing about his propaganda throughout the television media where every news cast started with him as the subject.

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Actually I've come come back to add more. It would an absolute crime to have this page remain in its current form. The only links at the bottom of the page go to Pro Premadasa web sites.

To put in stark terms Premadasa was a monster (not the only one in Sri Lanka at the time), but without doubt the worst one. He had thousands killed. Not just subversives and terrorist but innocent people by the score. Many people have fled the island because of the security forces.

His rule was a time of absolute terror from every direction.

To give a whitewash like this as write up indicates either a lack of knowledge about the man or a total contempt for history. Either way it is wrong.

[edit] Clarification wanted

... the Gam Udawa project with which he tried to stir up the stupor in the villages. What do the highlighted words mean? -- JackofOz 08:27, 23 August 2007 (UTC)