Singapore deports Tiger spokesman

Tiger terrorist spokesman in Australia Dr Brian Senewiratne has been deported to Australia by the Singaporean government. The 81-year-old Australian doctor arrived in Singapore planning to travel to Malaysia and Indonesia to speak at forums organised by Tiger terrorist activists in those countries.

Reports said he was scheduled to travel from Singapore by road to Johor Bahru in Malaysia to deliver two talks about the political situation in Sri Lanka and the factors influencing Sri Lankans to seek asylum.

Tiger terrorists have used this doctor’s Sinhalese birth identity for many of their propaganda activities and he is one of the highly paid Tiger terrorist propaganda groups.

He is also one of the nine Senators appointed by the pro-LTTE group Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam in its so called “Senate”.

Dr Senewiratne was born in Sri Lanka but has not visited the country since 1984 and has been an Australian citizen since 1976.

Reports from Singapore said after landing in Singapore, Dr Senewiratne was detained in an interview room at Changi airport for four hours.

He was then escorted by an armed guard to a flight which returned him to Australia.

When Tiger terrorism was in full bloom in Sri Lanka, this Sri Lankan born Australian visited many countries to seek support for the terrorist cause and addressed many Pongu Tamil functions held overseas including the one in Toronto in July 2008.

Courtesy: news.lk