CTO Hope Collides With Sedation and Depression Crash
November 22, 2020
A promising CTO conversation sat beside heavy Mirtazapine sedation, depression, hurt, and distrust, so the day reads like hope and collapse sharing the same cramped space.
Facebook post shared No. 3 is appended:
The Honourable Mohamed Ali Sabry, Navin Marapana Aiya and our brave lawyers are doing a big service for Sri Lanka:
1. Digitisation of the legal system will help us manage cases, review judge/ law firm/ lawyers performance and put us on par with Singapore Courts---the world's current best standard. The first step is to identify the problem, measure things and only then can you improve.
2. Everyone will know what's going on, what's right and wrong, what's legally binding precedent, our leader Gotabaya Sir, Justice Minister Sabry and Court Judges can then make sure the cases are processed properly, quickly and at the world's best standard right here in Sri Lanka.
This is a big initiative and deserves more coverage and examination by the media. Ali Sabry is our Lee Kuan Yew -- we must give him our full support. The time to develop Sri Lanka into a first world nation is NOW.
Let's make Ali Sabry the face of Islam in Sri Lanka -- a household name, so all the Muslims are trustingly welcome in our offices and homes -- to eat, play and have fun with us. It's time we began to talk about how great Sri Lanka is, celebrating our people.
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https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10164258614500332&id=728015331&sfnsn=mo
Note. This was shared from Mohamed Ali Sabry's personal Facebook profile page which shared his public Facebook page post. It got no Likes or comments. I saw cousin Koshitha reading through my Facebook, he looked at it, it seems like this new way of thinking might not be easy to understand, process/ digest or accept. Most likely, this content isn't for the Sri Lanka audience at all. Maybe perhaps friends/ audience is confused or it's too lengthy most likely. People like short simple answers, graphics, etc. I have a good feeling if it was written, "This man is doing a big service by digitising our legal system" it would've been more welcome, easier to handle. However, I prefer to share real thoughts, elaborate and progress, it's not a popularity contest. Maybe there's a risk the public perception and public reputation is not good now because of attacks and contempt towards Thilanga uncle and my association with him. People must be having major cognitive dissonance towards me. Could be people are confused whether I support or disapprove of Muslims and aren't happy to show support when this kind internal threat can damage Sinhalese Buddhist people and interests. Maybe, it's creating a bit of suspicious thinking by my Jewish friends as to why I'm supporting a Muslim. I met Ali Sabry a few times. I met Navin Marapana a few times. Need to be a bit careful. It was good I supported and showed some kindness and recognition when someone was doing a big service for Sri Lanka. I should try to avoid being labelled by my friends and audience as a racist towards Muslims, I don't want to openly go down that road because then if innocent Muslims get killed due to the tone I set, that's the worst thing i can do, already people are afraid of me, and I'm not a wicked man to hurt people, I don't want to break people's hearts and pain innocent people or disrupt lives.
Facebook post shared No. 1:
This is a cool place called Senegal in Western Africa, it's got the concept of "Teraanga", similar to Hakuna Matata which is just so cool, the people seem to be getting along great: all about trusting people, being kind to one another and getting along.
The majority Muslims and Christians share food, they're stable/peaceful and they're a good example for the region. Those small things, they add up, you build bonds that unite people.
Sri Lanka is doing fantastic, but we can encourage mingling, social cohesion and develop an "Inter Religious Organisation, Sri Lanka" emulating Singapore's IRO to work on building awareness, understanding and sensitivity training basics to learn about, connect, cooperate for trade, respect and trust each other.
I'll direct Cyberspace Command to the duty of building a SL IRO and connect all the communities together. I'm proud I have representatives in our senior level from all communities in Sri Lanka, including super minority Zoroastrian (unofficially), Burgher (informally) and Jewish people!
I feel I had a big advantage going to Colombo International School because I had friends from different backgrounds, races such as Tamils or Portuguese/Dutch descendant Burghers and faiths such as Christians, Muslims and Hindus.
Hakuna Matata:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbY_aP-alkw
Inter-Religious Organisation. Singapore:
Note. Copied from Jonathan Hirshon, got no likes/ comments. Most likely the topic discussed wasn't normal or understood as this IRO doesn't exist in Sri Lanka and audience/ friends don't know why it's being suggested.
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