To:
Sittingbourne News
Dear Editor
I read with great interest an article that appeared in last
week newspaper it was head EVIDENCE it stated “the number of families dependent
on Food banks has increased sharply” the blame according to your article was the
much needed Welfare Reform. Several questions come to mind:
1)
If it is true that people will starve in the UK
because they have no food, why is the Government giving Billions of Pounds in
Foreign Aid surely the adage of “Charity begins at Home: should be the order of
the day
2)
I have never been to one of these Food Banks and
you may be able to tell me if their checks and balances on those asking for
this charity?
3)
It has been reported in several newspapers that
people turn up in cars, smoking and collecting several bags. The implication is
these people maybe hard but take advantage of these food banks so they still
buy luxuries like Tobacco, Alcohol, Flat Screen TV, and Tablets etc. The rumour
mill seems to be backing this up. If this is true stricter checks must be made
4)
I know several single men who are unemployed
they have their rent and Council Tax paid for by the Council and they get £68
per week unemployment benefit not a lot for food and electricity but by being prudent
they all have managed none of them drink because they can not afford it. Yet since they became aware of Food Banks
things have changed, they save up to £40 per week, which they can spend on
going for a drink, buying some tobacco and the occasional Take Away. Now is
that what you call Food Poverty?
5) Finally
a rather unique idea has come to light that is the Social Supermarket, these
are Charitable Discount Supermarkets. Community Shop runs the innovative stores, the
largest re-distributor of surplus food in the UK
Only those who claim means-tested benefits can become one of the 500 members of the discount store, which sells on products that the supermarkets are not able to. This is a way to stop the scroungers, con men abusing food shortage and lets people have some dignity in that they not being hand a charity
Only those who claim means-tested benefits can become one of the 500 members of the discount store, which sells on products that the supermarkets are not able to. This is a way to stop the scroungers, con men abusing food shortage and lets people have some dignity in that they not being hand a charity
6) Maybe
the time has come to close all Food Banks and put the effort into Community
Shops
Yours
M W Clarke
M W Clarke
Valmar House
Nowhere in any election manifesto was Same Sex marriage
mentioned, why was the Public not allowed an opinion on this subject? Once
again the Gay Community who represent just 1.5% of the population seem to have
inordinate amount of influence with the Government why? Same Sex Marriage is a
misnomer as it restricts this style of marriage to Gays only. A brother can not
marry a brother, sister marry a sister, mother marry a daughter before you say
what a daft thing to say, the pro Same Sex Marriage continually say that this
about loving someone and have the same legal rights as a Hetro Sexual marriage
so what about family members, they also do not have the same legal rights as a
married couple.
Why is that the Government refuses to acknowledge
Polygamy? It will do in a few years the
reason not on religious grounds but to appease those perverts who claim to be
bisexual. This Government continues to erode the Moral Fibre of the UK but then
again the Millionaires and the so called ruling classes have never been known
for their moral fortitude
What I found interesting in this article was the comments, if you listen to the Government and Gay Lobby they will tell you the majority in the UK agree with Gay Marriage yet the comments contradict that
What I found interesting in this article was the comments, if you listen to the Government and Gay Lobby they will tell you the majority in the UK agree with Gay Marriage yet the comments contradict that
Australian judges overturn law allowing gay
marriage and declare 27 weddings invalid
•
Federal government challenged
validity of Australian Capital Territory's law
•
Law allowed gay marriages in the
nation's capital and surrounding area
•
Ivan Hinton married Chris Teoh on
Saturday but said he had no regrets
•
Federal government's lawyer argued
that having different marriage laws in various Australian states and
territories would create confusion
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