Tamil History Removal in Facebook

Facebook Friends, Even though Facebook (FB) lifted its restrictions on my Facebook account, I'm not planning to use FB as social media in 2021 until Facebook allows sharing Tamil history especially Tamil Eelam history, Tamil heritage, and Sri Lanka's genocide against Tamils. I'm not planning to use any of its features other than the blog as a form of protest. I'm planning to use it as a very simple blog and replicate posts in Google blogger and going to write Tamil Eelam history posts throughout the year. Some of them Facebook may block but have to fight for this because FB now becomes 2 billion people in its virtual world with its own rules and a new form of world government. More about it in https://velposts.blogspot.com/2021/01/2021-resolution-in-facebook-usage.html




FB removed many of Hon. Prabhakaran photos during Maaveerar Week 2020 when Tamils honor their fallen heroes (Tamil Eelam defense / Tamil Tigers) who fought against Sri Lanka's genocide. Tamil great leader Prabhakaran is no different than Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew, South African leader Nelson Mandela or USA's founding father George Washington. Tamil leader Prabhakaran and his Tamil Tigers fought against Sri Lanka's genocide against Tamils and built a great country Tamil Eelam which was democratically mandated by Tamils who were sovereign people and a nation. Facebook arbitrary laws on Tamils are simply wrong. Tamil Tigers were ceased to exist on May 18, 2009. They were fallen as a government of Tamil Eelam and many were prisoners of war (POW) and later tortured and executed by Sri Lanka and that was war crimes UN initially hid but later admitted. Fallen Tamil hero's cemeteries were destroyed and the UN still kept mum about it. As war criminals and genocide in Sri Lanka continue to remove Tamil heritage and monuments, Facebook also took a wrong stand to remove those histories as well. Even though genocidal Sri Lanka and Facebook can not be compared, when it comes to erasing history, both act similarly. If we failed to raise our voice now, it may be too late. In genocide, removing the memory and evidence is the last phase. It is important for Tamils to raise their voice to the UN to refer Sri Lanka to the International Criminal Court or form an ad-hoc tribunal. UN failed in its own resolutions not only once three times in implementing hybrid court. These failures are the reasons we see the monument's removals in Jaffna and also Facebook restrictions on Tamil Eelam's history. Both are history removal systematic efforts. Even though Tamils created their own solutions to preserve history, that's not enough. Below is one of my appeals to the Facebook oversight board.

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