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The Views of Stephen McPartland MP
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23/06/2011 |
Message sent via Stephen McPartland MP's website contact form |
29/07/2011 |
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29/07/2011 |
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15/08/2011 |
Email recieved from Stephen McPartland MP's Parliamentary Caseworker |
15/08/2011 |
Email reply to Stephen McPartland MP's Parliamentary Caseworker |
24/08/2011 |
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25/08/2011 |
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05/09/2011 |
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20/07/2012 |
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24/07/2012 |
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25/07/2012 |
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25/07/2012 |
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26/07/2012 |
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31/07/2012 |
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06/08/2012 |
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07/08/2012 |
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07/08/2012 |
Hello Stephen. Thank you for taking the time to reply.
I am not asking you to interfere in anything to do with the US nor will I ever do so. The original reason given for the BRITISH involvement in Afghanistan was to 'hunt down Osama Bin Laden and al-qaeda to protect the UK from terrorist attack' but that was as a direct result of the 9/11 attack on the US. Since then over 400 BRITISH troops have been killed in Afghanistan, thousands more BRITISH troops have been injured both physically and psychologically and the BRITISH government has spent over £18 Billion of BRITISH tax payers money on the war. I commend you for your stance on opposing the war initially but you ARE part of the current government and BRITISH troops are still there. That makes this very relevant to a British Member of Parliament whether you like it or not. There are a few MPs who have publically expressed concerns regarding the 9/11 cover up but due to parliamentary protocol I can only expect a reply if I contact you as you are my MP.
For your information there have been four guys killed from Herts in Afghanistan to date...
Ryan Tomlin, RAF Regiment from Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire killed 13/02/2012
Thomas Lake, Princess of Wales Royal Regiment from Watford, Hertfordshire killed 20/11/2011
David Boyce, Dragoon Guards from Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire killed 17/11/2011
David Barnsdale, 33 Engineer Regiment from Tring, Hertfordshire killed 20/10/2010
I know they were not from Stevenage which means they were not your constituents but they were not from the US, they were from Hertfordshire, right on your door step.
"Good luck with your campaign, but I will not be able to assist you in this matter." can be translated as "Good luck with your campaign to get Parliament and the UK media to start asking some difficult questions about an event which has had a huge effect on the UK, but I will not be able to assist you in this matter as I prefer to carry on being part of a government which would rather allow our troops to be killed than even question the credibility of the reason they are being asked to risk their lives in the first place."
I am not asking you to join our campaign as you are the target for our campaign. Our campaign is directed at the Government and main stream Media to try to get them to start asking the difficult questions and stop covering up the truth. Part of that campaign is to get the BBC to stop making programs like the '9/11 road trip' which was just blatant propaganda. That part has now reached the BBC trust level. The campaign aimed at the government is because YOU are the group of people who are responsible for sending our troops into harms way and that should only ever be done on a legal, legitimate basis. If you didn't agree with the war in Afghanistan then I assume you don't want the troops there now. If that's the case then showing your fellow members of parliament that the original reason for deploying troops was completely false is a great way to help bring them home.
I also note that you have avoided answering my question yet again. Do you believe the official story for the events of 9/11 or not?
I would still like to meet with you at your surgery on September 14th or sooner should you feel that it is important for a British Member of Parliament representing Stevenage to have an interest in the well being of British troops.
Thanks for your time,
Mr Mallett.
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