Uprising in Sri Lanka

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How we will make Sri Lanka rich by 2025

It is no secret that Asia is the future “economic engine”, and it is our intention to “engage Asia” more steadily, writes Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
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How we will make Sri Lanka rich by 2025

It is no secret that Asia is the future “economic engine”, and it is our intention to “engage Asia” more steadily, writes Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.

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The Prime Minister of Sri Lanka is a WEF bunny. The Internet is forever fortunately :
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How we will make Sri Lanka rich by 2025

It is no secret that Asia is the future “economic engine”, and it is our intention to “engage Asia” more steadily, writes Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
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How we will make Sri Lanka rich by 2025

It is no secret that Asia is the future “economic engine”, and it is our intention to “engage Asia” more steadily, writes Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.

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This is a Sri Lankan prime minister's sales pitch in 2018, but lack details on how he plans to do it. The achievement he mentions is infrastructure and rural jobs for small population. Probably there may be other articles.
 
There is some confusion w.r.t whether Sri Lankan president fled or not. The RT article says he was prevented from fleeing to Dubai , but the Indian media says he already fled to Maldeves and there are protests send back to Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lankan president caught fleeing country – media

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa was reportedly prevented from leaving his bankrupt country by airport staff
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#GotaGoHome trends in Maldives as Sri Lankan President flees country amid crisis

“Gota Go Home” is the rallying cry of the anti-government demonstrations in Sri Lanka. It was trending in Maldives today after Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled to the island nation.
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Mean while PM became acting president
 
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❗️Sri Lanka's President FLEES Country

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa took off for the Maldives early Wednesday, after thousands of protesters overran his empty residence.

Rajapaksa's departure follows a prolonged standoff with airport staff, who initially refused to stamp his passport to allow him to leave.

Sri Lanka has been engulfed by protests in recent weeks, sparked by a severe economic crisis and essential goods deficit.

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SriLankan diaspora is trying to ease the foreign exchange crisis after president's departure. It may not solve the original problem, but makes it little easier to take a different path.

The Sri Lankan diaspora has started sending dollars to the island nation after Gotabaya Rajapaksa, whom they blamed for the economic crisis, fled the country and then resigned as the president on Friday.

As #SriLankaDollarChallenge trends on Twitter, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka has requested all expats to use only legal official banking channels to send dollars, as per local media reports.

In the last 24 hours, netizens have tweeted images of deposit slips, urging others to send dollars to the island nation.

"As promised, we will continue to do our best for the motherland," one user said.
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The calls for "rebuilding the country" gained momentum after Gotabaya Rajapaksa sent his resignation letter to the Speaker via email, making it official.
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Gravitas: Protests follow Wickremesinghe's election as President

Sri Lankan lawmakers have elected Ranil Wickremesinghe as the country's president. Disappointed protesters hit the streets, promising to continue the pressure campaign against him. Palki Sharma decodes Wickremesinghe's rise from election defeat in 2020 to presidency in 2022.
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Sri Lankan lawmakers have elected Ranil Wickremesinghe as the country's president. Disappointed protesters hit the streets, promising to continue the pressure campaign against him. Palki Sharma decodes Wickremesinghe's rise from election defeat in 2020 to presidency in 2022.
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There's a new film out that claims Vandana Shiva is on board with the depopulation agenda. I haven't seen it yet, but it looks like she's pushing for a 'Sri Lanka everywhere' plan to end industrial agriculture by 2030.

Matthew Ehret wrote a review:

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Want to Kill some Sacred Cows? Watch Energy/Empire: Part 2 Ideological War on Sri Lanka and the Ugly Truth of Vandana Shiva

Space Commune founder Fox Green has once again demonstrated his impeccable film-making skills on top of his exquisite research and storytelling capabilities with the release of the long-awaited epi…
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Space Commune founder Fox Green has once again demonstrated his impeccable film-making skills on top of his exquisite research and storytelling capabilities with the release of the long-awaited episode two of Energy/Empire which focuses on the immensely destructive and deceptive role of organic farming guru Vandana Shiva.

Within this 55 minute film, Fox Green exposes the nefarious agenda for global depopulation underlying Vandana’s ideological devotion to end industrial agriculture by 2030, her deep involvement with the highest echelons of power among the still undead British Empire, with a special focus on her intimate relationship with Great Reset founder King Charles III who has also championed a restoration of global feudalism under the banner of “sustainability”.

To accomplish this agenda, a total war has been waged against scientific agriculture over the course of many generations with armadas of NGOs and mobs of indoctrinated radical activists possessed by the notion that industrial civilization must be overthrown in order to save the earth-mother Gaia. How has a false dichotomy been created between a Monsanto-dominated industrial agriculture on the one hand vs a “small is beautiful” anti-technological movement on the other hand and how may you or your loved ones been tricked into picking sides in this false choice?

Vandana’s extreme influence among such notable influencers as Robert Kennedy JR, Russell Brand, Bernie Sanders and literally every member of the oligarchical depopulation lobby as well as the strange devotion she enjoys over millions of activists around the globe has given this film such high value as many sacred, yet utterly toxic cows are toppled
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On the other hand, small can indeed be beautiful, just as slow can be good for the soul. According to the C's, self-reliant skills will be quite important in the coming troubles. Subsistence agriculture has always been the last fortress of the world's poor when society falls apart.

He makes a good point, tho - there's no reason to assume the false dichotomy between poisonous industrial ag and reduction to some kind of eco-peasant status. Both options are favoured by the globalists, it seems.

Shiva commented on the Sri Lanka organic farming crisis here:

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Is organic farming really to blame for Sri Lanka’s ongoing food crisis?

Several commentators have blamed Sri Lanka’s decision to go organic as the root cause of the current crisis. Furthermore, this event has been used to vilify the regenerative agriculture movement
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Next I caught up with environmentalist Vandana Shiva, given her position in the matter. She was wearing a dark blue sari with white embroidered border. So, was organic the problem in Sri Lanka? She answered, “The Sri Lanka crisis is a debt crisis, a financial crisis which was aggravated by the high costs of COVID.”

We spoke for another hour about the various issues and alleged propaganda against organic farming. But then our conversation took a serious turn. She explained, “The food crisis in Sri Lanka has deeper roots than a six-month ban on import of agri-chemicals. A short-term policy of import ban is not an organic policy. We need to look to Cuba for a full-fledged organic policy in the face of fuel and fertilizer supply stoppage due to sanctions.”

But what is the way out of this mess? She answered, “The solution to the Sri Lanka crisis is restoration of democracy, including economic democracy, so the people of Sri Lanka can choose the development options that provide for their basic needs instead of trapping them in debt. A participatory policy for food sovereignty has become an imperative for every country in times of climate change, wars, and economic and ecological collapse.”

Of course, she believed that organic was the way out of malnutrition, disease and climate change. “Organic farming is a system. You have to rejuvenate the soils, biodiversity, local communities, etc. Sri Lanka should have carefully planned this step, keeping all the factors in mind to achieve the organic label,” she added.
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Sounds pretty reasonable to me.

She's likely just another person who has her programs (including climate change), thinks she's doing the right thing. She's famous and so meets other important actors on the world stage, is concerned by industrial ag - and with good reason - and basically doesn't want to see poor farmers being ruined by Monsanto and everyone being ruined by debt and having no say over how they run their lives.

The whole 'end industrial ag by 2030' is pretty intense, tho.
 
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