I make a 'policy shift' when I hear the debate of right politics, constructive politics and sub-standard opposition. My original aim is to discuss about “Su Dongbo, Zhang Juzheng and Singapore education system”. The discussion will end with a sub-standard PAP, in particular from the assessment of the quality of PAP potential candidates. Another policy shift is to discuss it like a play, a drama and make it more entertainment rather than a sub-standard political discussion. Act 1 Gangster’s demand Imagine a sense in the Hong Kong's gangster movie (or a godfather movie), the gangsters' master is shouting at his poor opponent and demand him to give a price for his wrong act. The poor guy without any resources can only offer his body or his service to work for the master. Back in his own chamber, the master is still not satisfied and continues to shout 'don't play, play, you think you are hero, you think you are tiger, or superstar or acting
-- 看到这个标题就觉得有点可笑 -- 有句话说：“己身不正何以正人？”
ReplyDelete因为中国的政治领导人虽然提倡“人类是命运共同体” -- 然而对于广大的市井小民来说，更重要的是个人和家庭生活的素质。
因此，中国政治领导人的工作首要任务就是需要取得大部份人民的信任 -- 有信任才能够团结。
在这方面来说，中国政府的工作可圈可点 -- 而对于所有的国际外交关系来说，基于国际政治博弈的常态，在个别国家的利益上，和突出的意识形态表现出来的冷战思维，却不是中国政府可以左右得了的。
因此，对于一个“外国”来说，“信任”或“不信任”它国的政府是次要的问题 -- 因为摆在前头的 -- 总是会牵涉到自己的国家利益。