1. I am embarrassed openly to make these observations, but Ms Badenoch leaves me no choice. As a country:
(i). We are strong but decent people who hold to their values; we are not two-faced chameleons. We are fair and
respectful of others.
(i). Perhaps Ms Badenoch thinks she can hector the Chinese about values and democracy, even as she ignores
their destruction here because the Chinese do not know about my case. But that is underhand, cowardly and unworthy of
us. Essentially, she would conceal certain behaviour and publicly accuse others of the same.
(a). our nature should forbid it, even if we thought we could get away with it. But what happens if people
discover the truth? This is a shabby philosophy by which to live one's own life, never mind to try and lead the
country. It is also unwise: what happens if you are discovered? It must lead to resentment. This is not the attitude
that would build our country. It is precisely the attitude she under which she says she grew up, which she says she
would not see here. To point at others and not correct your own errors, live correctly and concern yourself with
proper husbandry of the country. jh
2. We should defend our national security and identity firmly, including by observing our laws and values and
maintaining the vital structures of society. We may not choose to discharge only some of those duties.
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6. Let freedom, values and charity begin at home.