Cameron rounds on Labour as he shuns Commonwealth opening in Sri Lanka PM goes to meet Tamils in north on first day of CHOGM and slams rank hypocrisy of Miliband in calling for boycott of summit As per usual Cameron is being disingenuous. A number of heads of state are boycotting this gathering but Cameron resorts to his old mantra When all else fails blame Labour Lets look at the reality of the repressive regime in Sri Lanka and the Conservative party. Conservative MPs have been banned from travelling on an all-expenses-paid trip to this week’s Commonwealth summit in Sri Lanka amid growing concern over the regime’s lobbying activities in Britain. The Daily Telegraph can disclose that the Sri Lankan High Commission in London has privately boasted that it now has 14 MPs prepared to publicly defend the regime, and was hoping to fly several to the south Asian island this week. telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/srilanka/10439696/Tory-MPs-banned-from-free-Sri-Lanka-trips.html Ahead of David Camerons controversial visit to Sri Lanka on Friday, 100 British companies have already descended on the island for a pre-summit Commonwealth Business Forum, featuring delegates from two of the Conservative Partys biggest corporate funders – JCB and Lycamobile. corporatewatch.org/?lid=5126 Conservative Friends of Srilanka Conservative Friends of Sri Lanka (CFSL) welcomes the decision of the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Colombo, despite considerable pressures brought on them. This decision is good and supportive for the Commonwealth, for the UK and for Sri Lanka. The last and only previous British Prime Minister to visit Sri Lanka, was the Late Baroness Margaret Thatcher who courageously came in 1984, despite threats made by separatist terrorists, when she affirmed her solidarity with the people of Sri Lanka by opening the Victoria Dam, a British-funded project, which still provides power to millions YOU LYING LITTLE TOAD MR CAMER
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