Government has trapped Gen. Fonseka

There are a lot of rumours about what is happening to Gen. Fonseka in the USA.

Gen. Fonseka travels on diplomatic passport. He has to write to Sri Lankan Ambassador in USA to ask about the situation there and safety of travel.

Our Ambassador in the USA who is a cousin of President Mahinda Rajapaksa is believed to have misled the General by saying he had briefed all the authorities in the USA and that it is safe for Gen. Fonseka to travel to the country.

Now Gen. Fonseka has to give evidence against Gotabaya Rajapaksa. This will make the General look like a “traitor” in the eyes of the general public. If he refuses to give evidence he could be held in USA custody for perverting the course of justice. That will mean he will have to be absent from important election campaign work.

So we can say conclusively that the Rajapaksa Family Inc. has sold our great general and also compromised the country's security for the petty political needs to secure election victory.

It is now obvious that the great conspiracy against this country is actually being hatched by the power hungry family and Western colonial powers.

Also interesting is that Gotabaya Rajapaksa himself went to USA just a few weeks ago and came back without any problems.

All Sri Lankans must demand that the government shows it is actually serving this country by immediately demanding release of Gen. Fonseka.

Emails are not from me – General Fonseka

General Sarath Fonseka has denied that emails published by popular websites had originated from him.

On Saturday President Mahinda Rajapaksa and his brothers had called the General to the Sinha Regiment Headquarters in Ambepussa to inquire about the emails.

Sources say that the family ran administration was jittery about the prospects of the popular General entering the presidential race.

However, General Fonseka had reassured the brothers that the emails had not originated from him.

The General had also said that he has not yet decided to compete in the presidential elections.

Though the emails might have been 'fakes', “People's Fonseka2010” campaign will continue to strive to make General Fonseka the President of Sri Lanka in 2010, for the sake of our future generations.