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twizzle22
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My MP is a BREXIT supporter, but also failed to vote to dump May in the recent vote. Here is my latest letter, no doubt to be ignored like all the rest. I am sure I must have forgotten something .....

Dear Mr MacKinlay

I am white, British, born in Britain, 71 and have been a middle-class professional teacher for 50 years. I am NOT as leftards would describe me "far-right". I am actually a fanatical defender of democracy and self-determination. However, I am now almost at the point where I would favour a military takeover of this country. YES, THINGS ARE THAT BAD.

The House of Commons (INCLUDING your party) is beyond contempt in failing the nation:

- you (collectively) have allowed mass immigration that NOBODY VOTED FOR

- we have a horrific ISLAM presence with all that goes with it (Have you even READ the KORAN and the cv of Muhammed?)

- you have for decades connived in the COVERING UP of Muslim crimes against our children

- you have WELCOMED BACK and given huge benefits to hundreds of traitorous Muslim Jihadis who fought for the barbaric ISIS

- you have COVERED UP sexual abuse by politicians and others in the Establishment

- you have SYSTEMATICALLY broken your promises on both immigration and LEAVING THE EU

- you elected to guide us OUT of the quasi-fascist and ruinous EU a leader who campaigned to REMAIN - are you INSANE?

- you have allowed housing, education and the NHS to be swamped and overloaded thanks to your policies

- indigenous British people are systematically slagged off and defavourised: white, British working-class kids are now horrendously disadvantaged

- the education system is corrupt; full of leftard teachers, including in universities, where students are now being suspended for defending UKIP

- you have allowed the police to become the tool of the corrupt Establishment and degraded their ability to actually fight real crime

- you tolerate a justice system where courts give out ludicrously-soft sentences, where criminals are free to repeat offend over and over again, where prison warders are often afraid of the inmates, where Muslim fanatics radicalise OTHER Muslim prisoners, where drugs and mobile phones are rife - THIS IS ALL QUITE INCOMPREHENSIBLE

- you have enabled the horrific rise in gang-warfare and ensuing knife and other attacks (even UNBELIEVABLY, ACID attacks), especially in our once-great capital city

- you are engaged in the systematic suppression of free speech

- the BBC is biased and corrupt and is NO LONGER the mouthpiece of the people, but the puppet of the Establishment

- you are persecuting people who PROTEST about all this abuse (Britain First & Tommy Robinson for a start)

- you are encouraging and tolerating a lunatic PC attitude, but the PC is insane and/or fascist

- you send MILLIONS in aid to hideous regimes, including PAKISTAN (a country with nuclear weapons, a space programme and whose citizens come to Britain and gang-rape our girls) and CHINA, the world's second largest economy and which will certainly start the next World War over Taiwan and the South China Sea - THIS AID NONSENSE IS TOTALLY INSANE, and NO VOTER SANCTIONED IT

- you tolerate our MILITARY VETERANS sleeping rough in their thousands and getting little help with PTSD and joblessness

- you have destroyed British decency and commonsense in public life and lowered the reputation of Palace of Westminster to UNPRECEDENTED LEVELS of contempt

- you do NOTHING about the HIDEOUSLY UNDEMOCRATIC LUNACY of the House of Lords, or the obscene misuse of the MPs' and Lords' expenses system

- YOU SEEM NOT TO CARE WHAT THE PEOPLE YOU REPRESENT WANT; you are contemptuous of their opinions, yet YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO REPRESENT THEM - AND YOU ARE PAID (VERY WELL) BY THEM

You need to:

1) GET RID of May - unbelievably, NONE of you voted to remove her in the recent confidence vote; what a craven, party-first disgrace THAT was

2) Elect a patriot with some balls, to be frank.

3) Introduce some TOUGHNESS into your politics: it is all so flabby, "liberal", scared of "offending" anyone, PC and frankly lunatic.

4) ABOLISH the BBC NOW - it has become a hideous cancer in our public life.

5) GET OUT OF THE EU NOW; the EU will NEVER give us anything like a favourable deal, a fact that is bleedin' obvious to everyone except half the HOC, who thereby confirm their moron status.

6) BRING BACK TRADITIONAL BRITISH VALUES AND COMMONSENSE - banning HALAL would be a good start; how the HELL can you tolerate this barbaric cruelty.

However, I am not holding my breath. As I said, I am starting to feel that only the military can save Britain, and I NEVER thought I would have to say that. I am copying my letter to Facebook and half expect to be arrested for some kind of "hate-crime". THIS IS NOT THE BRITAIN I WANT. I have little time left myself, but I WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE SOMETHING DECENT FOR MY CHILDREN.

Yours sincerely
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Report Do wah Diddy February 28, 2019 9:22 AM GMT
I sent three letters to my labour m p in Salford who is in the shadow cabinet at her office in langworthy road Salford and to her at the houses of parliament and never got a single reply
Report donny osmond February 28, 2019 9:26 AM GMT
I am NOT as leftards would describe me "far-right"



I am now almost at the point where I would favour a military takeover of this country




hope he put his real address onLaugh
Report thegiggilo February 28, 2019 9:28 AM GMT
Another loon let out of the asylum ffs,you missed smacking kids,hanging and foxhunting off the list plus legalized banana throwing onto football pitches..
Report thegiggilo February 28, 2019 9:28 AM GMT
Another loon let out of the asylum ffs,you missed smacking kids,hanging and foxhunting off the list plus legalized banana throwing onto football pitches..
Report twizzle22 February 28, 2019 9:35 AM GMT
Surprised you managed to drag yourself away from the TR threads giggilo to read the letter although you probably didn't even reach the end before you replied with your usual nonsense.
Report thegiggilo February 28, 2019 9:41 AM GMT
Very comedic i must admit,you shouldv'e been 71 in 50s ameria fitted in well..
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 9:59 AM GMT
I hope he responds by saying "get a grip you silly old fool"
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 9:59 AM GMT
or her
Report Johnny_Mustang February 28, 2019 10:21 AM GMT
My best friend is a Conservative MP for a city in the south of England. I gave him a pared down copy of your post. When he stops laughing his nuts off I'll relay back to you his thoughts on the matter.

Cheers
Report twizzle22 February 28, 2019 10:47 AM GMT
Indeed do Wah...MP's are to busy scrambling around trying to find a way of reversing brexit than waste time replying to letters from their constituents.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 10:56 AM GMT
I'd be surprised if that letter ever got to the MP.  Probably opened by a party worker and consigned to the idiot bin
Report spyker February 28, 2019 11:00 AM GMT
7) Obviousy i accept that it was my generation that caused and oversaw all the above issues. We were happy to have money spent on us, giving us hospitals, housing and job security for life but we were very unhappy that we had to pay off any debt so we didn't bother, doing anything about it such as investing the oil money in a sovereign fund or doing anything with it other than make rich people richer. Since my generation has been in power (both in gov and as mangers in public and private world) we have, amongst many other issues, ruined the transport system that enriches shoddy work and is stupidly expensive, sold off all our assets to foreign governments so now they run pretty much all the infrastructure in the country and we overpay them vast sums of money to do this (but most of us seem blissfully unaware that it is foreign govs that own these train/power/outsourcing companies).
My generation also pretty much ended large scale industrial manufacturing  and left vast areas of the country to rot (leaving it to the EU to kick start investment) and again sold it (land and manufacturing) to foreign investors and governments and were surprised when 20-30 years later those communities aren't happy at being forgotten about. We bang on about the war as if we were really there and say how great national service would be as if we actually did it when we did feck all in the war as we weren't born and all missed national service - this night be why we seem to want to live in a time more akin to the 1850's but think it is the 1950's. not realising that we are in the C21st. We have a bizarre notion of history that we won every war on our own and Allies (in Europe) played no or a very tiny part in that victory when really battles such as Waterloo would not have been won without (European) help - hell we've not even really heard of the battle of Blenheim (1704) and we certainly don't know about any defeats as what's the point in that?
We we all set to carry on our very very comfortable lives into old age, having no mortgage to pay and reaping the benefits of watertight job security through our entire working lives and having overly generous pensions that weren't open to another generation. So we were already handing the younger generation a very sh!tty stick (job security? own your own house? give up work at 50? etc etc etc) but at the last minute we rammed that sh1tty stick up the younger generation's arrse as hard as we could because we just don't care about anyone else other than ourselves and we absolve ourselves of any responsibility for the world we live in today.
I'm alright Jack.
Report twizzle22 February 28, 2019 11:05 AM GMT
Thanks for the reply Mr Corbyn but sadly you and your rancid party of lunatics are deluded.
Report the old nanny ;-) February 28, 2019 11:06 AM GMT
Twiz I believe you Moved and have a decent place to live now , there is nothing more we can do than that Grin

Our luvvie friends who are not Living in enclaves as many are not, should be made to open up their homes to take in

any Future intake , they can help People in to the Luvvie way of Life I am sure many will have a spare room Fit for

the Purpose it will be a Cultural awakening for their families .
Report DIE LINKE February 28, 2019 11:39 AM GMT
Did a stint in an MP's office many years ago and the correspondence from the local nutters was always a highlight. The MP was only ever shown the most hilarious excerpts.

This letter demonstrates the usual loon content:

- the rambling, contradictory "arguments"

- everyone else is a "lunatic", "moron", "insane", some form of "tard"

- the reference to other, unanswered, letters (any loon worth their salt would send a monthly missive with practically the same content.)

- the absolute conviction that they have all the answers if only someone would LISTEN!
Report aaronh February 28, 2019 11:52 AM GMT
Good parody post
Report thegiggilo February 28, 2019 12:00 PM GMT
It was that funny i had to put it on another forum..Shocked
Report DIE LINKE February 28, 2019 12:05 PM GMT
The megalomania is also textbook. I'm about to favour a military takeover of this country!
Report Just Checking February 28, 2019 12:06 PM GMT
I didn't realise Muhamhed HAD A CV. Is he on linkedin?
Report edy February 28, 2019 12:12 PM GMT
Would the military be for or against Brexit?
Report The Management February 28, 2019 12:38 PM GMT
Spyker's 11:00 post pretty much sums it up.

Everything of any value in terms of national assets was sold off (very, very cheaply) in the 1980's, the French, Germans, etc already own the UK.
That generation fell for the govt bribery ("Tell Sid") - they were happy to let the govt sell off all of the national assets (housing, telecoms, power, etc, etc) on the basis that they were allowed to buy a very small fraction of it themselves (at half price) and they could double their money (about 200 quid) overnight on their handful of shares. Council houses pretty much given away, BT the same, Gas the same, the list is endless.

Spivs in the 80's doubled their money in a day, so that every future generation could pay for it at their leisure.

I'm not a socialist but i'd rather see tens of thousands of middle managers earning 40-50k for doing very little in an inefficiently run nationalised industry (but paying tax and then spending and reinvesting almost everything else they earn in the uk) than some billionaire sitting on a yacht, paying zero uk tax and hoarding the money.

Whilst it is the future generations that will be eternally paying the price for the above - it seems the generation that participated in it are ironically still doing most of the moaning.
Report edy February 28, 2019 12:43 PM GMT
Sad
Report salmon spray February 28, 2019 12:48 PM GMT
Yes it's funny that Thatcher,usually the great heroine of people like twizzle ( though HE may have found her a bit left-wing) was the person who more or less gave away most of our assets directly or indirectly to foreigners and homegrown spivs.
Report edy February 28, 2019 12:52 PM GMT
Stop implying he's far-right you despicable leftards!
Report Just Checking February 28, 2019 1:06 PM GMT
So funny that our "assets" most of which were private companies only nationialised for 2 or 3 decades and were private in history before then, are seen through historical revision goggles as if they were national assets since Adam and Eve. During the entire industrial revolution etc these were private organisations. As commented the other day, little Japan with few national resources has private industries that dominate many markets or at least compete. We had sh1t nationalised industries with out of control dinosaur trade union influence and their death was pretty much 1.01. Who wants to to back to a national BT monopolty where you couldn't even plug a new phone in without an engineer being called out?

Still you could go to venezuela to live your socialist "dream" and drive a trabant around. Why don't you?
Report Just Checking February 28, 2019 1:08 PM GMT
I love the bit above about a generation "not paying off it's debt" in amongs a leftie-esque rant when the left are now continually shouting we shouldn't even be trying to attempt to pay it off now, that paying it off is bad, and instead should double down on increasing it to throw money around at their pet things.

So we go a generation down the road. They will have to pay off this even worse debt? Do THEY get to call the current generation a shower of self serving ****s? OR do they kick it down the road?
Report DenzilPenberthy February 28, 2019 1:09 PM GMT
No political bias here so find it easy to say good letter full of common sense.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 1:12 PM GMT
So we have the self confessed conceited middle class professional, writing a totally unprofessional letter, that sounds like he comes from the gutter.  I think it's a wind up, but if it is genuine, it would only enforce the belief that ridding the UK of non PC attitudes is the answer, so it actually does more harm than good in the alleged cause.

Then we have numerous replies from alleged economic experts, who don't have the first clue about the subject they are talking about.  I don't think they are on the wind-up, just deluded.

The only salient points are the ones that focus on the generational divide.  The older generation can be very pompous, whilst. while the younger generation know they have been screwed (unitentionally fwiw), they are also utterly naive if they think socialism is the answer.
Report mouse muldoon February 28, 2019 1:18 PM GMT
Hugo Swire is the MP for E Devon.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 1:19 PM GMT
"I love the bit above about a generation "not paying off it's debt" in amongs a leftie-esque rant when the left are now continually shouting we shouldn't even be trying to attempt to pay it off now, that paying it off is bad, and instead should double down on increasing it to throw money around at their pet things.

So we go a generation down the road. They will have to pay off this even worse debt? Do THEY get to call the current generation a shower of self serving ****s? OR do they kick it down the road?
"

Very good point that.  I almost mentioned the kicking the can down the road analogy myself.
Report Just Checking February 28, 2019 1:19 PM GMT
Future generations are imho screwed because the rise of AI and robotics is going to take so many jobs. Their primary reasonable complaint in the UK now (and I agree with this) is the difficulty of getting on the housing ladder which has a huge number of knock on effects re instability and high rent etc. But the irony is the generation who will be most involved with the AI/robotics revolution (that unless handled well will be a social disaster) is .. the younger generation crying hard done by now.

The anger to come won't be at baby boomers for that.
Report The Management February 28, 2019 1:48 PM GMT
Just Checking - "Who wants to to back to a national BT monopoly where you couldn't even plug a new phone in without an engineer being called out?"

Me! - Like i said, I would prefer to pay my 40 quid a month for a nationalised monopoly (with all it's inefficiencies) knowing that all the wages they pay to their bloated number of uk employee numbers involve uk tax being paid and the employees then spending their remaining take home pay in the uk. Monopoly was no worse than all the cartels we currently have (energy big 6 etc) except they are mostly foreign owned and obliged to minimise tax and maximise profits for their shareholders.

BT is a classic - used to employ 250,000+ in uk, now employs less than 100,000. Used to support over 1,000,000 uk pensioners in their dotage. Requirement for profits and dividends now sees the scheme closed and many billions in deficit.
I hope you made your quick 200 quid when they sold it for less than half its value.

As I said i'm not a socialist but i understand how a trickle down economy works so i would rather see tens of thousands of middle managers earning 40-50k for doing very little in an inefficiently run nationalised industry (but paying tax and then spending and reinvesting almost everything else they earn in the uk) than some billionaire oligarch type sitting on a yacht, paying zero uk tax and hoarding the money outside the uk.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 2:17 PM GMT
The obvious flaw I can see in your simplistic assumption, with no figures to back anything up, is where doo you get the £40-£50k to pay the 250,000 employees doing very little?
Report detraveller February 28, 2019 2:26 PM GMT
interesting letter. But how come you have so much faith in the military? How do you know the top military isnt corrupt?
Report The Management February 28, 2019 2:29 PM GMT
You stop giving it to the Oligarch!

Part of the problem is extremes be it left or right JC - to illustrate - I simply pointed out that the 80's was the decade when most lasting damage was done to the UK and future generations and your response was: "Still you could go to venezuela to live your socialist "dream" and drive a trabant around. Why don't you?"

As is happens I blame Kinnock/Labour (for being completely unelectable) as much as Thatcher for the effect the 80's will have on coming generations. It's not that dissimilar from today, we have a calamity govt doing untold damage but the alternative is just as bad, maybe worse. History just repeats itself, when people feel disaffected they reach for the extremes.
You disagree with my view, so you tell me to go and live in Venezuela. The OP doesn't like immigration so he wants a military coup!
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 2:45 PM GMT
Telecoms giants like Vodafone, BT and Sky are owned by shareholders, not some rich oligarch living abroad and paying no tax.  Firms like the Prudential hold stocks and shares in their UK clients pension portfolio along with I assume plenty of foreign shares from other countries.  The reason the FTSE went down after the BREXIT vote was because the weak pound increased the value of the foreign earnings that made up the UK FTSE.

Do I have concerns with the likes of Amazon, Facebook, Google and Uber.  Yes I do.  But do I think the answer is paying 250,000 to do feck all?  No I don't Plain
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 2:54 PM GMT
Google is a monopoly.  UK firms pay fees to google and those fees got to fund the US economy.  Can we do anything about it?  I've no idea.

Amazon whilst not a monopoly is battering our high street and UK retailers.  It can't be good for the UK economy. 

Can we do anything about?  Remember the US blocked Betfair.  Can we use a similar get out of jail card to feck up the likes of Uber, Amazon, Facebook and Google.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 2:56 PM GMT
Mastercard and VISA are other examples
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 3:01 PM GMT
I don't think we are getting screwed by the wealthy from China or Russia fwiw.  More likely we are getting screwed by the likes of VISA Mastercard Google Facebook and Amazon. But the reality might be that we can't do much about it.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 3:02 PM GMT
and even less now that we are out of the EU
Report The Management February 28, 2019 3:11 PM GMT
I can't be bothered Clydebank - I flippantly said back when BT employed 250,000+, tens of thousands of them were middle management earning 40-50k for doing very little.

In your world of extremes where there is no middle ground , no middle way and no alternatives to your view - your mind has translated what i said into all 250,000+ employees earning 40-50k each and all doing feck all!

The overarching point was that all of the 250,000+ paid employees paid uk tax via PAYE and then spent their remaining take home pay in the uk - it benefited the uk and 250,000 people were in this scenario. In the current scenario only 100,000 people do this now.
The money that used to go to the other 150,000 does not any more, they have been made redundant, it goes somewhere else now and where it goes is nowhere near as beneficial to the uk.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 3:22 PM GMT
You've missed the point that these people were paid by the public purse.  So you pay £3 in taxable rake so you get £1 back in tax.  The new efficient firm with 100,000 workers still pay tax as does the corporate BT.  1
Report The Management February 28, 2019 3:40 PM GMT
OK - Maggie had right and has paved the way for future generations to prosper!

Now would you like to sell me your house today for half its market value?

I will sell it on tomorrow to this French guy I know for the true market price and he will rent it back to your children at double the going rate.

If you can't see that this is what happened with privatisation of telecoms, gas, water etc, etc you are blind.

You will have some cash, the spiv you sold it to (me) and the French guy will be ok so no matter that your children are fecked.
Report The Management February 28, 2019 3:42 PM GMT
Instead of inheriting your house they can pay through the nose to live in it for the rest of their lives - nice.
Report Just Checking February 28, 2019 5:12 PM GMT
So the secret to a successful economy is to pay lots of people lots of money to do nothing useful.

Crikey, why didn't some economist come up with this before, what could possibly go wrong. It was staring us in the face.
Report woundedknee February 28, 2019 5:17 PM GMT
Good stuff Twiz.... too many collaborators co habitating with the FILTH...most of whom live in quite little Towns with 0.1% of ethnics... but think its great encouraging this diversity bollocks
Report Injera February 28, 2019 5:19 PM GMT
Damn well played twizzle Happy
Report The Management February 28, 2019 5:41 PM GMT
jc - That's not quite what I said as you must be very well aware.

But if we are going to deliberately misinterpret/misunderstand what we are saying I can only assume that you think selling off everything that you own to foreign bodies for half of its true price was a good idea. You must be delighted that most of our
infrastructure and essential services belong to foreign powers. At least they are efficient now (lol - efficient at extracting money fro their captive audience customers).

Never mind that something so essential as water has been privatised or in the 21st century where gas, electric, broadband are also essential to modern life - we now live in a country where the Canadian Teachers Pension Fund even own our fecking lottery! Hey its a free market, so its all good!
Report twizzle22 February 28, 2019 6:43 PM GMT
Just to be clear..i personally didn't write the letter but i DO agree with each and every word.
Report STUDYFORM February 28, 2019 6:47 PM GMT
mr The Management.
Head, banging, wall, mate.

You can't criticise Thatcher on here.
Most of 350,000 miners (already shrunk from 800,000 post war) who might not have made much, or any, profit were put onto benefits while coal could be bought from Poland at cost. Bringing no assistance to our people. Add that the many thousands of supply industry employees around this and maybe 1 million people suddenly have nothing to spend to circulate around the economy and money does what it has for 40 years... trickle to those who already have it.

You are quite right. If people had money, they'd spend it and under an idea for a scheme known, iirc, as "Helicopter payments" where every adult in the country is given £1000 - £50 billion cost - which largely returns through revenue - it nearly happened and would have taken the place of quantitative easing, where successive chancellors gave it to banks, who in turn promised to lend it to business, but didn't!
So - as it happens, an economist DID think of it before. But for politicians, giving money to rich people is better than giving it to poorer people.

As for selling stuff for 1/2 the price, it's happening on a daily basis with NHS land. But like everything else there's no point in talking about it on here.
Report CLYDEBANK29 February 28, 2019 9:04 PM GMT
Actually you can't seem to mention Corbyn and McDonnell's quotes on Venezuala or mention Venezuala as a socialist utopia without the post getting deleted.
Report themightymac February 28, 2019 10:52 PM GMT
Where is Idi Amin when you need him.
Report The Management March 1, 2019 8:49 AM GMT
I see this morning that the "mistakes" made in the privatisation of the Probation Service have cost the MoJ (the taxpayer) 500m pounds (yep just half a billion pounds of taxpayers money)! So much for the efficiency that competition and privatisation will deliver.
Who in their right minds thought the Probation Service was an "industry" that needed privaiting? Seems like just the kind of business where you want captains of industry trying to chase meaningless KPI's and targets with a CEO that will change the "strategy" every few months in search of value for his shareholders!

No doubt when it all blows over those in charge will get a knighthood or be given the chairmanship of a "regulatory body" or quango.
Report lfc1971 March 1, 2019 9:51 AM GMT
There are more criminals that need to be supervised than before , that’s the problem
Report The Management March 1, 2019 11:00 AM GMT
Yeah that's the problem for sure. It's very surprising that the outsourced agency workers on 7 pounds an hour aren't having more success at rehabilitating them isn't it.
Report The Management March 1, 2019 11:08 AM GMT
I expect the shareholders are losing a lot of sleep over it.

On a bright note, if I recall totally correctly, the Governor of California has intervened and govt has now postponed plans to appoint Lord Cohaagen to oversee the privatisation of Oxygen.
Report lfc1971 March 1, 2019 11:11 AM GMT
no probation doesn’t work and there are thousands more on probation
Report donny osmond March 1, 2019 11:14 AM GMT
cohaagen will be back
Report The Management March 1, 2019 11:22 AM GMT
“Come with me if you want to live.”
Report The Management March 1, 2019 11:26 AM GMT
Although my fav Arnie quote is this (not from one of his movies):

"I saw a woman wearing a sweatshirt with Guess on it. I said, Thyroid problem?"
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