Tamileelam National flag

[deffa]

he Tiger symbol of Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) created in 1977, was designated as the National Flag of Tamileelam in 1990 differentiating it from the LTTE's emblem by leaving out the letters inscribing the movement's name. LTTE Saturday released an updated version of the guide providing instructions and explaining the correct usage of the Tamileelam National Flag. The guide written in Tamil specifies the regulations for flying alone or with national flags of other countries, and for general handling of the flag. The National Flag has four colors, yellow, red, black, and white.
Tiger emblem in the flag has undergone a revival towards its original form when it was created and an updated guide was issued, informed sources from Kilinochchi said.

Although "white" was part of original [1977] Tiger emblem, some intermediate printings dropped this color from the flag. White was again made permanent part of the emblem in the new version of the National flag.

LTTE leader Pirapaharan selected Tiger as the Tamileelam national insignia to present an image rooted in Dravidian civilization symbolizing martial velour and the uniqueness of Tamil language and culture.


http://www.tamilnation.org/images/flags/ltte.jpg

http://www.tamilnation.org/images/flags/tamileelamnationalflag.jpg


"The Tiger symbol illustrated the martial history (Veera varalaru) and national upheaval of the Tamils. Our national flag is the symbol of the independent state of Tamileelam to be created, rooted in the martial traditions (Veera marapuhal) of the Tamils,” LTTE organ Viduthalai Puligal said in its February 1991 issue.

Four aspects of ideals and mission of Tamileelam represented by the four colors are detailed in the published guide book.

"Yellow signifies that Tamils' aspiration to freely govern themselves in their own homeland is a fundamental political and human right. The color expresses the righteousness of Tamil struggle and reinforces Tamil Nation's will to uphold moral highground during its path towards freedom.

Red represents the realization that freedom is not complete by establishment of a separate state of Tamileelam. We should abolish distinctions of caste and class. Eagalitarianism should become our spiritual principle. Gender equality should permeate Tamil society. The revolutionary changes necessary to spread social justice represented by these principles are reflected by this color.

Black reminds that march towards freedom is wrought with dangers, death and destruction. That it's filled with pain and misery. Black signifies determination and resoluteness vital to withstand the adversities and build the new nation of Tamileelam. To provide security and to defend the borders.

White demands purity, honesty and selflessness from the leaders and citizens of Tamileelam."


HEY THESE LTTE PPL HAVE THEIR OWN NATIONA FLOWER AND A OWN LAW COLLEGE..:growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl:

[deffa]

SCREW THE LTTE

[nEoN_wHitE]

damn all these bloody LTTE s*** :growl:

[puratchithamizhan]

They not only have law college, but also have MEDICAL COLLEGE,BANK,POLICE,CUSTOMS AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE.Though the facilities are minimal, there is A GOVERNMENT WITH A HIGH QUALITY THAN THE SRI LANKAN GOVERNMENT!
Government also accept tamileelam by making MEDAWACHI as A TRANSIT!:lol:

[kosandpol]

They not only have law college, but also have MEDICAL COLLEGE,BANK,POLICE,CUSTOMS AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE.Though the facilities are minimal, there is A GOVERNMENT WITH A HIGH QUALITY THAN THE SRI LANKAN GOVERNMENT!
Government also accept tamileelam by making MEDAWACHI as A TRANSIT!:lol:
With child soldiers and brainwashed suicide bombers to maintain law and order as well. :lol:

[pagani]

With child soldiers and brainwashed suicide bombers to maintain law an order as well. :lol:
well said mate

[Kalindugayan]

Hena gahapan!!!

[kisanka_gr]

oya flag eka thawa tika dawasai thiyenne, eta passe prabakaranta oka akulagena duwannai wenne...

[kasuwa1235]

Menna real flag eka
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
http://www.lankanewspapers.com/news%5C2006%5C9%5Cimages%5CnewsNEW_LTTE_Logo_Colom bo.jpg


:lol:

[rustyc]

Menna real flag eka
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
http://www.lankanewspapers.com/news%5C2006%5C9%5Cimages%5CnewsNEW_LTTE_Logo_Colom bo.jpg


:lol:

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[dilrukranjana]

henama gahapiya

[Hiranchandima]

1kata hena 7k gahapiya walballo:growl: :growl: :angry: :angry:

[harshafx]

hik kodiya P*ke gaha gena P*ka pole gaha ganna thamai wenne parabha ta :lol:

[sriboysl]

he Tiger symbol of Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) created in 1977, was designated as the National Flag of Tamileelam in 1990 differentiating it from the LTTE's emblem by leaving out the letters inscribing the movement's name. LTTE Saturday released an updated version of the guide providing instructions and explaining the correct usage of the Tamileelam National Flag. The guide written in Tamil specifies the regulations for flying alone or with national flags of other countries, and for general handling of the flag. The National Flag has four colors, yellow, red, black, and white.
Tiger emblem in the flag has undergone a revival towards its original form when it was created and an updated guide was issued, informed sources from Kilinochchi said.

Although "white" was part of original [1977] Tiger emblem, some intermediate printings dropped this color from the flag. White was again made permanent part of the emblem in the new version of the National flag.

LTTE leader Pirapaharan selected Tiger as the Tamileelam national insignia to present an image rooted in Dravidian civilization symbolizing martial velour and the uniqueness of Tamil language and culture.


http://www.tamilnation.org/images/flags/ltte.jpg

http://www.tamilnation.org/images/flags/tamileelamnationalflag.jpg


"The Tiger symbol illustrated the martial history (Veera varalaru) and national upheaval of the Tamils. Our national flag is the symbol of the independent state of Tamileelam to be created, rooted in the martial traditions (Veera marapuhal) of the Tamils,” LTTE organ Viduthalai Puligal said in its February 1991 issue.

Four aspects of ideals and mission of Tamileelam represented by the four colors are detailed in the published guide book.

"Yellow signifies that Tamils' aspiration to freely govern themselves in their own homeland is a fundamental political and human right. The color expresses the righteousness of Tamil struggle and reinforces Tamil Nation's will to uphold moral highground during its path towards freedom.

Red represents the realization that freedom is not complete by establishment of a separate state of Tamileelam. We should abolish distinctions of caste and class. Eagalitarianism should become our spiritual principle. Gender equality should permeate Tamil society. The revolutionary changes necessary to spread social justice represented by these principles are reflected by this color.

Black reminds that march towards freedom is wrought with dangers, death and destruction. That it's filled with pain and misery. Black signifies determination and resoluteness vital to withstand the adversities and build the new nation of Tamileelam. To provide security and to defend the borders.

White demands purity, honesty and selflessness from the leaders and citizens of Tamileelam."


HEY THESE LTTE PPL HAVE THEIR OWN NATIONA FLOWER AND A OWN LAW COLLEGE..:growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl:

Meaning of the eelam flag


1.Tamil flag tiger has no back- why? Sinhala lion has cut it by his sward.
2.Fire around the tiger - why? Sinhala solders burning (roasting) tiger head to eat.
3. Two gung cross-why? Tiger head burning on their hang on their gun cross.
4. Red back ground- why ? bleeding after cutting it's back.

[VIDUrUVAN123]

he Tiger symbol of Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) created in 1977, was designated as the National Flag of Tamileelam in 1990 differentiating it from the LTTE's emblem by leaving out the letters inscribing the movement's name. LTTE Saturday released an updated version of the guide providing instructions and explaining the correct usage of the Tamileelam National Flag. The guide written in Tamil specifies the regulations for flying alone or with national flags of other countries, and for general handling of the flag. The National Flag has four colors, yellow, red, black, and white.
Tiger emblem in the flag has undergone a revival towards its original form when it was created and an updated guide was issued, informed sources from Kilinochchi said.

Although "white" was part of original [1977] Tiger emblem, some intermediate printings dropped this color from the flag. White was again made permanent part of the emblem in the new version of the National flag.

LTTE leader Pirapaharan selected Tiger as the Tamileelam national insignia to present an image rooted in Dravidian civilization symbolizing martial velour and the uniqueness of Tamil language and culture.


http://www.tamilnation.org/images/flags/ltte.jpg

http://www.tamilnation.org/images/flags/tamileelamnationalflag.jpg


"The Tiger symbol illustrated the martial history (Veera varalaru) and national upheaval of the Tamils. Our national flag is the symbol of the independent state of Tamileelam to be created, rooted in the martial traditions (Veera marapuhal) of the Tamils,” LTTE organ Viduthalai Puligal said in its February 1991 issue.

Four aspects of ideals and mission of Tamileelam represented by the four colors are detailed in the published guide book.

"Yellow signifies that Tamils' aspiration to freely govern themselves in their own homeland is a fundamental political and human right. The color expresses the righteousness of Tamil struggle and reinforces Tamil Nation's will to uphold moral highground during its path towards freedom.

Red represents the realization that freedom is not complete by establishment of a separate state of Tamileelam. We should abolish distinctions of caste and class. Eagalitarianism should become our spiritual principle. Gender equality should permeate Tamil society. The revolutionary changes necessary to spread social justice represented by these principles are reflected by this color.

Black reminds that march towards freedom is wrought with dangers, death and destruction. That it's filled with pain and misery. Black signifies determination and resoluteness vital to withstand the adversities and build the new nation of Tamileelam. To provide security and to defend the borders.

White demands purity, honesty and selflessness from the leaders and citizens of Tamileelam."


HEY THESE LTTE PPL HAVE THEIR OWN NATIONA FLOWER AND A OWN LAW COLLEGE..:growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl: :growl:


There can be only one national flag for Sri Lanka

It is Sri lanka National Flag

[eranga_m]

They not only have law college, but also have MEDICAL COLLEGE,BANK,POLICE,CUSTOMS AND CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE.Though the facilities are minimal, there is A GOVERNMENT WITH A HIGH QUALITY THAN THE SRI LANKAN GOVERNMENT!
Government also accept tamileelam by making MEDAWACHI as A TRANSIT!:lol:

Sorry mate you made a grammar mistake! It should be corrected as "Had". You MUST put the word had otherwise no meaning at all :dull: (Its Past Tense :P) Which school you went?

LOL it's a pleasure to see LTTE ass lickers specially these days as we can enjoy nice debates here about this historized PEELAM :lol:

[Yaarnick]

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