The Mullivaikkal Massacre of Tamils

Published: Mar 20, 2020
by Kiri Vadivelu | 2 min. read genocide
The nobel peace prize winner Barrack Obama was on steadfast silence while the genocide was unfolding in Sri Lanka

Of course, International courts headed by United States and the apartheid Israel did not have enough evidence to prove genocide or use of chemical weapons during the final phase of War in Sri Lanka. A classic conclusion of court case in a corporate capitalist society where money talks bullshit walks. Please exercise caution before viewing the images of Tamil genocide in Sri Lanka as they may be extremely disturbing to some.

1.No Fire Zone before Chemical Explosion, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

Death of Civilians Due to Toxicity, Mullivaikkal — 2.Body of Civilians on Toxicity, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

Body of Female under Toxicity, Mullivaikkal — 3.Body of Female on Toxicity, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

4.Casing of Exploded Cluster Bomb, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

Body of Rebel Fighter Exposed to Chemicals — 5.Body of Rebel Fighter with Chemicals, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

6.Execution of Captured Fighters, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

Use of cluster bombs, Mullivaikkal — 7.Cluster Bomb Explosion, Mullivaikkal | © Kiri Vadivelu

After all, ruthless capitalist governments have no interest in human rights or international law, that is why history repeats. Justice will not matter in a society where profit is the first priority. Justice to one injustice to another means justice to no one in a free society.

Unlike in the Middle East, there were no oil or minerals under the ground; therefore, United States and the British were not interested in intervening the genocide of Tamils in the South Asia. The nobel peace prize winner Barrack Obama was on steadfast silence while the humanity crisis was unfolding in Sri Lanka.

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