A friend has sent me the following email:
From: Cameron, David [mailto:David.Cameron@Conservatives.com]
Sent: 17 April 2010 13:54
To: alban.thurston@dsl.pipex.com
Subject: RE: Commit to a vultures lawI am writing on behalf of David Cameron to thank you for contacting us about the Debt Relief (Developing Countries) Bill.
At Conservative insistence, this Bill was included in the ‘wash-up’ process in Parliament before the Election. We are delighted that the Bill, as amended by the Conservative Frontbench, has gone through. We congratulate all the people who have campaigned so hard on this issue over the last few months.
Thank you, once again, for getting in touch.
Yours sincerely
James
James Bull
Office of David Cameron
David.Cameron@Conservatives.com
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The tone of this mail may come as something of a surprise to readers of this blog.
The Tories did all they could to kill the Vulture Fund bill in the Commons. Front bencher Christopher Chope MP tried very hard to block its progress.
Then Cameron, under the guise of support for another Bill, seeks to claim credit for it passing.
Pure hypocrisy.
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Chope is my MP at Christchurch where he will be returned with a huge majority as usual. Last year he introduced an early day motion to suspend enforcement of the minimum wage for certain sectors. What a wonderful man!
Meanwhile, in Guernsey, no-one will answer my question if any of Guernsey’s OFC is involved with this abhorence.
I can only wonder why? Yet I get abuse for that.
It is no surprise that Guernsey politicians are willing a Cameron victory.
And he looks likes Iggle Piggle.