It was just a co-incidence and I believe it was a design quotient. Eg. putting exact number of bullets between the divided semi-circle. There is also a theory that suggests that the 33 bullets symbolises 33 years of Eelam struggle. But it is false as the flag was designed in 1977 and at that time the Eelam struggle(non-violence) was just 29 years old. Another theory(false) suggests the 33 bullets represents the original(first generation) 33 members of LTTE.
If Illuminati was real and LTTE believed in it then I am sure they would have got the hint that LTTE will be defeated in 2009. In such scenario their military strategy during the final Eelam War would have been completely different.
It was Natarajan who drew the flag. He said that after drawing the picture of a Tiger sprang out of the circle, Prabhakaran wanted two crossed rifles with bayonets in the flag. So he(Natarajan) divided the semi circle(the bottom part was occupied by the name) into three parts and placed 11 bullets in each gap.
Adopting the Flag as National Flag:
On 21st November 1990, the first day of Maaveerar Naal week, LTTE chief announced that the Tiger Flag with a minor change will be adopted as the national flag of Tamil Eelam, the de-facto state. LTTE’s name was removed from the Tiger flag and it was declared as the Tamil Eelam National flag.
Image: LTTE chief address Tamil Eelam with National flag (without any name) behind him.
Few occasions showing various peak and unforgettable moments of Eelam armed struggle.
Image: In 1990 for the first time LTTE captured the jaffna Fort and senior commander Col.Bhanu hoisted the Eelam Flag on the fort. With this LTTE established its control over most of the Jaffna district.
Image: In 1998, after winning the battle of Kilinochchi, one of the deadliest battles of Sri Lankan Civil war senior commander Col.Vidusha hoisting the Tamil Eelam flag at Kilinochchi. This eventually ended Army’s largest military operation Jayasikurui.
Image: In April 2000, once again senior commander Col.Bhanu got the privilege of hoisting Tamil Eelam flag after a massive military victory. The historical victory at Elephant Pass took the Eelam Struggle one step closer to liberating the whole Northern Province from the Army.
LTTE and astrology
There are also people who claimed that LTTE strongly believed in astrology and numerology. They used to argue that numerology was the reason why LTTE used to launch most of their military operations(including Black Tiger attacks) between 2 am to 4 am. There is a strong reason why LTTE used to choose this time. As LTTE was very small in number they always used the element of surprise to their full advantage. So they used to attack their enemies when he was in deep sleep or at least feeling sleepy.
Image: Late 1990s Wanni battles. , civilians clear roads for LTTE military vehicles
LTTE chief Prabhakaran was against superstition beliefs and only believed in his cause, people and cadres.
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