I do not know whether this ever made it into any of the many newspapers to which it was sent, but here it now is as a matter of record:
The People’s Voice is a new political party to uphold family and community values by securing economic equality and international peace through the democratic political control of the means to those ends, including national and parliamentary sovereignty. In 2024, our parliamentary candidates will have lived throughout the previous 10 years in their constituencies or in immediately adjacent constituencies, and they will have annual incomes not higher than £25,000.
The People’s Voice is a new political party to uphold family and community values by securing economic equality and international peace through the democratic political control of the means to those ends, including national and parliamentary sovereignty. In 2024, our parliamentary candidates will have lived throughout the previous 10 years in their constituencies or in immediately adjacent constituencies, and they will have annual incomes not higher than £25,000.
As part of the process of selecting those candidates, then applicants will have to be endorsed by The Full Brexit, by Action 4 Life, by Woman’s Place UK, by Fathers4Justice, by at least three of the 84 BAME organisations that wrote on 17th August 2018 to oppose the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism, by the Evangelical Alliance, and by the person or nominee of the Roman Catholic bishop in whose diocese the constituency was located. Each of those would remain strictly independent.
I am writing to advise you and them of this provision. If I had not heard otherwise via davidaslindsay@hotmail.com by 6pm on Monday 2nd March, then The People’s Voice would assume that this offer had been accepted. None of the above will be getting a better offer, or any other offer.
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