Exercising a salient right

Now that he is back from his salient and zymotic parting-with-knowledge tour of NZ, would the "industrious and hardworking" socialist by the name of R. Put with a wealth of six year's indurate experience here, has done Constitutional Law and is doing International Law (most info gathered from the TV programme) please clarify the following matters which he appears to be so dexterous at.

1)	In demanding the release of Khoo and directly attacking the legislation of Malaysia, is not NZUSA etc infringing upon the integrity and sovereignty of that country?
2)	Since he has a photostat copy of the Internet Security Act 1960 kindly expostulate to me what is wrong with or so notorious about that Act?
3)	He says he never urged Malaysian students to join him openly in the protest, yet how does he justify himself in calling his friends "cowards" when they refused to support his ideals?

As a learned law student, he should establish his case first.

In view of the fact that Put has been a Sal tern worker, is receiving top priority treatment from Mr Roger Steele, the looming intimidation from the leftist rascals and their secret police methods, and above all Put's three months' practice of the deadly Tai Chi martial arts which I was told he has, mastered and now is capable of killing an ant like myself, I must regrettably come under a pen name yet proud to be exercising my salient right to an unsigned authorship.

Any detective work is truly yours.