The people's protest at the Galle Face Green continues despite many obstacles for two weeks now.
Unfortunately,
there have been incidents of violence and vandalism reported in some parts of
the island during some of the sporadic protests sparked in some parts of the
island.
The interesting question is, why was it not at the Galle Face green but at other locations?
Similar sorts of incidents have been reported during
the so-called uprising of the southern youths in the latter part of the 80s.
Initially, the youths were blamed and held accountable by all, but later it was revealed that though the youths were partly responsible for some of those killings and vandalistic acts, the bulk was carried out by some goons with the blessing and the backing of the regime that was in power then.
Having seen some agitations turn into vandalistic action, the real protestors in Galle Face Green should be aware of infiltration and the ensuing avoiding violence within.
This was why I suggested in one of my previous blogs that the Galle Face green should not be a place for revellers but only for those who have a real concern about the country.
By being there for two weeks together, I am sure there must be some reporting structure already established and how to resolve pricking issues within the hitherto invisible hierarchy of reporting, monitoring and acting structure that exists.
Be careful of so-called overtly friends supporters because I have seen so many known crooks have already gone there with a Lankan flag and posted pictures on their social media platforms.
The goal of this article is not to tell you how to do your own thing, but rather to warn you about the possibility of infiltrations and the need for a very discreet but effective screening, filtration, and elimination process if the struggle is to succeed in the end.
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