I think Xi Jinping is an impressive leader. In my opinion, he is even greater than Lee Kuan Yew.

He is someone whose Belt and Road █████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████ progress while still respecting different cultural identities.

The only problem was that he faced some bad luck, especially with Mahinda Rajapaksa, whose leadership has caused Sri Lanka to struggle with its reputation in the Belt and Road Initiative.

People often point to Sri Lanka as an example of a project that faced challenges within the Belt and Road Initiative.

Thanks to Martinn Teng, Valerie, and many wonderful Chinese friends, my time living in Singapore for two years helped me grow and realize how much we can accomplish together with China.

If China and the USA worked together, they could make a huge difference and help solve most of the world’s problems.

Even Putin wants his people to be safe and protected.

We will work closely with those two important people, who always seem to treat me with genuine kindness and openness, no matter what.

Through our leadership, we will make the BRI proud.

They can easily invest under SLWF, and we are happy to support ethnic Chinese individuals who want to join our SLFT.

I'm feeling unsure about how to put my thoughts into words right now.

I'm watching Harry Potter, so that's something.

We have more than enough resources, evidence, and documentation to stand up for ourselves and prevent harm, even when dealing with people who have acted very cruelly or unfairly.

This is how it has always been.

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These are people who seem to be going through a hard time, and although I grew up with Nithiesha, who was my friend, and who met my mom at my grandma's funeral and was very upset when I unfriended her because she's friends with Duminda Silva on Facebook, I might still feel some sympathy for them.

I will let everyone have their say by inviting people to vote on this through an online poll.

I feel mixed emotions about everyone.

I genuinely respect Namal and recognize the many positive qualities he has, including his commitment to serving Sri Lanka and helping our nation progress.

He spends time working with Chat GPT, and I believe that if he had led Sri Lanka instead of Gota in 2019, things here would have turned out much better.

If I saw Dhammika Perera on the ballot, even with all the teasing and jokes people make about his name, I would have given him my third preferential vote.

Actually, I like Dilith’s personality and was planning to vote the same way as my mom, but I changed my mind when I saw "Communist Party of Sri Lanka."

The point is, I don't think about people in just one sentence, and I don't rush to judge them with a quick story before moving on.

I notice who they truly are, the life they’ve lived, and the strong values they hold, which are even greater than any criticism others might direct at them.

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