Tiger goons flee in underwear from incensed Aussie Sri Lankan women

Tiger Terror International: Messing up in Melbourne

From Vinay Vasantakumar in Melbourne

Unfortunately pro-LTTE Tamils in Australia, United Kingdom and Canada and perhaps in other countries too have been engaging in extremely provoking activities especially displaying with coarse and boorish arrogance the Roaring Tiger standard of the LTTE despite the fact this terror organization is banned in several countries.

(April 06, Melbourne, Sri Lanka Guardian) Tiger Terror International has begun to flex its muscle in Australia. Tiger goons in acts of much provocation tried to attack participants of a peaceful demonstration Saturday March 7 in Melbourne, Down Under and turned it utterly disgusting and foul. They waylaid some of those returning from the demonstration, blocked their passage and heaped a great deal of vulgar verbal abuse and even dared to physically attack them.


This was a group of Sri Lankans who came from the four communities Sinhalese, Tamils, Muslims and Burghers. Their demonstration’s principal aim was to demand from the LTTE to release the thousands they are holding as human shields in Puthukudiyiruppu (PTK) and it was a peaceful one. These goons told them that they were meddling with the Tigers at their peril.

A week earlier a pro-LTTE demonstration was held in Sydney that went off without anyone interfering with their right to express even though the demonstrators never expressed any concern for the civilians held as human shields. They only demanded a ceasefire obviously to save the Tigers from inevitable extinction.

Unfortunately pro-LTTE Tamils in Australia, United Kingdom and Canada and perhaps in other countries too have been engaging in extremely provoking activities especially displaying with coarse and boorish arrogance the Roaring Tiger standard of the LTTE despite the fact this terror organization is banned in several countries.

Such intolerance is what Velupillai Prabhakaran has taught a generation of young people and virtually dehumanized them into beastly behaviours with absolutely no respect for fellow citizens and also the countries that gave them refuge.

As reported in highly questionable circles, there was no demonstration held in Melbourne on Saturday by the pro-LTTE Tamils. The only one was the peaceful assembly by a representative group of Aussie Sri Lankans.

It is now evident, in order to provoke the demonstrators who called for the civilians held by the LTTE as human shield to be released, a violent group of Tiger supporters in Melbourne pressed into service several cars, and flying large Tiger standards were waiting to ambush the participants on Exhibition Street when they were returning to their homes.

As they arrived, they began to maul and mangle the demonstrators physically and also shouting foul language. It turned out into a very ugly encounter. Unfortunately for the Tiger-supporting Melbourne Tamil demonstrators, one of them faced the trouble makers squarely, a lady in her 40s and demanded, “Umbalatte monawatha ona?

She was spontaneously supported by a younger lady obviously a Tamil university undergraduate. “Ennada ungalukku paythiyama? There upon a man came forward and asked, “Where is your Great Leader? He has fled or hiding behind little girls in Puthukudiyiruppu!”

It was at this point a Tiger chap took out a big stick from his SUV and threatened to attack the two women. But to his shock and surprise several women sprang on him, wrenched the stick away and began attacking him and also those who rushed for his help.

Another group attacked the cars and dragged some of the guys screaming foul defiance and two Tiger boys had their pants and shorts torn away. They quickly skipped at kangaroo speed to a nearby shop.

One of the ladies from the rally group said that if they messed up again anywhere in Australia they will have to run with nothing on them. These people, she said, must understand that even peace-loving people could be provoked and there could be dire consequences if they think they are smart.

-Sri Lanka Guardian