biglouis
Sunak may be technically British by birth but his forebears are not. Many such people hae scant respect for traditional British values and culture.
A bit close to the bone, that, biglouis.
India was a key part of the British Empire for well over 100 years. Perhaps you don't realise how much the British in India worked to inculcate British values and culture during that time It happened all over the Empire, Britain was the Motherland for all peoples ofvthecEmpire.
It sounds corny and cheesy, I know, and there were plenty of the native inhabitants who didn't buy into it, but it was enough to bring thousands of them to Britain post WW2 believing that they were as British as the next person and looking to be accepted by the old 'Mother' country.
Who knows why Sunak's parents came to Britain but it's entirely probable that they bought into the Empire myth and embraced British 'values and culture'. And where better to reinforce that than a British public school?
Insinuating that there is something' 'unBritish' about him feels quite unpleasant.