Associated Press,  Mon Mar 13 11:07:41 EST 2006

    COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) _ A top Tamil Tiger rebel negotiator said Monday that the group's peace efforts with the Sri Lankan government are in danger, accusing the country's military of covert attacks against the guerrillas.
``The Geneva peace talks will face grave danger if the Sri Lanka government refuses to disarm Tamil paramilitary organizations and continues allowing them to launch offensive military operations against our military positions ,'' pro-rebel TamilNet Web site quoted chief rebel peace negotiator Anton Balasingham as saying.

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I think a war  in Sri Lanka is inevitable. But also I believe this would be the last one because the ground situation and many other external factors. War normally is a terrible think for a country but if it's bring a long lasting solution for the country it's diffficult to think otherwise. Next time we all hope India would be involved in our country because it's the only country has great understanding and interest in a peaceful Sri Lanka in her shores.

That could have predicted very easily, when the Peace delegation met two arm dealers after the peace talks. Instead Bibles, they brought small weapon catalogues, and accessories for night time war games.

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