Dear Ms Doyle-Price,
I recently read your statement regarding your sadness at the vote in
Parliament against UK military action in Syria and I am a little puzzled.
You seem to want to show the world that the UK takes the moral high
ground when it comes to human rights abuses, attacks on civilians, etc but you
are a part of and wholly support a government that has caused the suicides and
early deaths of 10,600 individuals who have done no harm to anyone in this very
country.
Not only that but this administration, of which you are a minor part, is
currently stripping the rights from the workers of the country, eroding the
human rights of everyone, causing an increase in child poverty and a decrease
in general living standards, causing an increase in mental health conditions
due to the systemic attack on the welfare system, conducting a top-down
re-organisation of the NHS that was not
in the election manifesto and was specifically
mentioned as something the Tories would not do by Mr Cameron himself prior to
the election, privatising huge swathes of the NHS thus creating what will
become a two-tier health system with wonderful healthcare for those who can pay
for it and bare basic first aid for those who have no money as well as doing a
similar job on the justice system meaning that the poor and disadvantaged will
not be able to get the justice that the rich will be offered on a plate. I could go on at length at the other abuses
this government is heaping upon the UK but it might look overly harsh and I
have a conscience like that.
So I was wondering why you think that you and this government could
possibly take the moral high ground regarding Syria when that is an internal matter
to that country, one that is technically in a state of civil war, and you are
doing greater damage to your own people who you are supposedly supposed to represent
and protect in a country that has not seen an internal civil war since Cromwell?
One final question that begs to be answered – how can you live with
yourself knowing that you are part of a government that is tearing this country
apart and is committing the greatest hate crime against the disabled, sick and
disadvantaged in recent memory?
As ever, looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Myles Cook
PS – Your assistant will have my address on file if you wish to send a
letter through the post.
Dear Ms Doyle-Price,
I have read some of your comments on high-cost lenders from the recent
debate you spoke in on Your Thurrock and I am glad that you seem to be against
some of their practices. Does that mean
that you will petition Mr Cameron on cutting Tory Party links with Wonga.com
that provides funds for your party? It seems
only right that if you are against their practices that you would seek to sever
the ties between you to show that you are taking a moral stand against such
practices.
Regards,
Myles Cook
As always, readers, I shall post Ms Doyle-Price's replies on this blog as soon as I get them, either as a scanned copy (if sent via the postal service) or as a cut-and-paste unedited version.
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