*“From Civilisational Memory to Strategic Foresight: The Eelam Tamil Imperative in a Shifting Global Order*”

Eelam Tamils must internalise two foundational principles—rooted in political science and grand strategy—if we are to navigate the emerging world order with clarity, discipline, and long-term intelligence.

*1. The Western Alignment Principle*

From a geopolitical standpoint, the most effective pathway toward broader international recognition begins with cultivating a quiet yet decisive alignment with the United Kingdom and France. When these two European powers shift—however subtly—the broader Western community tends to adjust accordingly.

The United Kingdom, constrained by the sensitivities of the Commonwealth, rarely declares its preferences publicly. Instead, it channels many of its strategic intentions through its closest political extension: Canada, which functions as an ideal diplomatic proxy for London’s long-term objectives.

France, despite its tradition of strategic autonomy, often complements this Anglo-sphere alignment in understated but consequential ways.

Understanding this subtle choreography of Western power is essential. For small nations and stateless peoples, recognition flows not from noise, but from correctly reading the hidden architecture of influence.

*2. Geological and Civilisational Foundations*

Scientific research confirms that in ancient geological epochs, Britain, France, and continental Europe were physically connected—just as India and Sri Lanka were historically joined before tectonic shifts carved them apart. The English Channel itself was not a natural boundary, but the dramatic creation of catastrophic glacial floods that cut Britain off from Europe.

One who stands on the Seven Sisters cliffs in Eastbourne can still see the unmistakable remnants of this primordial continuity.

This shared geological origin produced a deeper civilisational familiarity across Europe: culturally distinct societies emerging from the same continental bedrock, shaped by adjacency, proximity, and millennia of exchange.

The parallel with India and Tamil civilisation is striking—two lands separated by water, yet bearing unmistakable historical continuity.

*3. Civilisational Behaviour as a Political Pattern*

European political history is often mischaracterised as inherently violent. In truth, Europeans perfected a unique civilisational pattern:

they exported their conflicts outward rather than destroying themselves internally, transforming competition into global expansion.

South Asian societies—particularly over the last six centuries—did the opposite. They internalised rivalry, celebrated division, and turned conflict inward, weakening themselves to the point that the arrival of Vasco da Gama marked the beginning of uncontested European domination.

Today, a similar pattern is unfolding across the Global South, where internal fragmentation is enabling a new form of geopolitical subordination under China. Sri Lanka’s contemporary Sinhala political establishment exemplifies this civilisational miscalculation with absolute clarity.

*4. Global Power Shifts and the Eelam Tamil Imperative*

If China succeeds in consolidating influence across the Global South—home to almost 80% of humanity—the world may enter a new and unprecedented era of neo-colonial dominance. The Western world recognises this risk and seeks to prevent such a geopolitical realignment.

Here lies the crucial convergence: the West’s strategic need to contain Chinese expansion aligns directly with the Eelam Tamil aspiration for national liberation.

This alignment must be recognised, analysed, and leveraged with precision—not sentiment.

*5. The Ethical Obligation of Leadership*

Anyone who claims to speak or act on behalf of the Eelam Tamil nation must operate with sincerity, discipline, and intellectual integrity.

Superficial activism and performative nationalism weaken our cause; strategic clarity strengthens it.

For the past decade, we have pursued this work with unwavering commitment—

without resources,

without institutional support,

but without ever losing resolve.

This perseverance is not merely political; it is civilisational.

Thank you.

Nila Bala

United Kingdom

27 November 2025 – 07:39

“The warrior we cherished before our eyes, we have now laid into the earth.” 😭🙏