Ok Foxy, if that is what you reckon. You stick to the committee findings and your love affair with elites.

individual,
50 years ago perjury could get one into big trouble, but it was not only that possibility that I steered clear of; when I was promoted to a position of ‘low man on the graft totem pole’ I resigned from the Public Service and went into private industry.

I’ve always put self before money!

I heard one so-called expert discussion that suggested that many who rise to the top have some serious human shortcomings, including a lack of empathy and a tendency to do what it takes to get there.

My experience with mps and academics is that there are indeed many scumbags that get there.

I think some of the best people I have ever met, much better than I could ever be, are the ordinary people that devote to their lives for a cause for nothing, whether it be the CFA or sporting clubs.

Chris Lewis,

My love of elites?

My heart is bigger than that.

I think you meant to say - my love of honesty, kindness,
co-operation, social cohesion, and decent human beings.
I take people as I find them. I don't categorize them.

There are many people who devote their lives to
helping others in all walks of life. It all depends
on one's personal values and what things are
important to us in life - so it should be natural
to live by them. And yet, many of us don't live by
our values.

Foxy, I don't see your claims in your posts. I could be wrong though.