The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

‘Condescend­ing hooray Henries’ without conscience

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Sir, – Has the UK Government ever been in such a mess?

The Tories repeatedly talked the talk about levelling up the north (of England) – even appointing a levelling-up minister. They had, over a few generation­s, destroyed the industrial heartlands of northern England and this was their opportunit­y to finally fix things. Then, with one fell swoop, they break three headline manifesto pledges which will undoubtedl­y hurt the north the most – namely cancelling HS2 to Leeds, increasing NI contributi­ons and abolishing the pension triple lock. What is the point in making serious manifesto pledges when they are broken so freely?

We then have a bunch of unprincipl­ed, dishonest morons, many of whom are involved in law-making, repeatedly breaking the law at a time of utmost crisis by turning Downing Street into party central. This was when decent law-abiding people were being forced to Facetime loved ones in their final hours and the country was in a period of official mourning.

These moronic, patronisin­g, condescend­ing hooray Henries see themselves above the rest of us and they even sneer at senior party colleagues, dismissing them as “lightweigh­ts “or simply as being from “Elgin” as if it was some far-flung planet.

Surely these people have no conscience and they have plumbed new depths in terms of government behaviour.

Fortunatel­y, the people of Scotland have a promising, viable way out of this cesspit of corruption and lies.

A way that is already recognised by the vast majority of our younger voters and increasing numbers of our older voters.

Stewart Falconer. Glenisla View, Alyth.

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