Dear Katie
I met you when I was reporting the UKIP conference over a year ago.
I am currently involved with others in the freedom movement with promoting a petition to get the government to change their Ukraine/Russia policies.
As you know, the government is being dishonest with the public because the rising energy and food prices are a result of their interventionalist policies in Ukraine .
The government are expecting the public to suffer tremendously with food and fuel and energy prices in order to support their Ukraine policy, which they have nil electoral mandate for.
We have penned a petition which we would be grateful if you would promote:
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/617939
We note you have promoted a “don’t pay” campaign which we are very concerned about.
You have promoted this campaign with no disclaimer, which means that anyone who does not pay their energy bills will have their credit rating seriously damaged.
This means people not being able to get rental agreements, mortgages, credit cards, business and personal loans and much more.
It also means that you will be liable to be sued by anyone so affected because they will say they would not have taken such action without your endorsement.
I ask, in promoting this “don’t pay” campaign, did you ask who the organisers are, and did you check on their background, and did you check on who is behind the campaign and who provided the initial financing? Did you also notice that this campaign is asking people to give money? Did you check on what sort of transparency and accountability there is on any such donations?
Did you check on the political views of who is behind this campaign and whether or not they are some sort of front organisation which has the objective of shifting the blame on the energy crisis to the energy companies, when the blame lies squarely with the UK government and their policies on Ukraine and Russia?
Just check on the prices pre February 2022, before the conflict and before the UK government’s policies changed, with the energy prices now and what they are projected to be over the coming months, and you will see the factual situation.
Finally, can you please confirm whether you received a financial payment for this promotion?
I have been involved with three successful Parliamentary petitions so I know what the government and their supporters get up to try to minimise opposition to them.
Our petition is extremely important as it attaches responsibility for the increase in energy prices where that truthfully is.
The “don’t pay” campaign is in my view an attempt to take the focus away from our important petition, and to let the government off the hook.
We hope you can see this.
Thank you for your attention to this important matter and I hope you can get back to me as a matter of urgency.
With kind regards
Anthony Webber
Independent Political Commentator
Main petition organiser
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