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Farewell, TCW
Dear Editor
You were there when we needed you; you stuck to your principles, you stood up to the oppressive and authoritarian instincts of our new ruling class.
Good luck with your future, you fought bravely, you held your ground and you gained ground too.
I always liked that Byron quote for goodbye: Fare thee well, and if forever, still forever, fare thee well.
Dave Lowe
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Dear Editor
Deeply sad to see that TCW is coming to an end, shall try to follow the Substack. Thanks so much for standing against the evil tyrants seeking to destroy all that is good and promoting two tiers in everything. It will get worse before it gets better, but certain European leaders are standing firm and showing the way.
John
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Dear Editor
It is 4am here in Chicago and I could not have woken up to sadder news.
I am one of your and TCW‘s most ardent fans. There is hardly a day when I do not forward your excellent articles to friends, family and colleagues.
To quote one of my favorite lines: ‘And, departing, leave behind us / Footprints on the sands of time.’
What you have accomplished in such a short time is simply amazing. The only silver lining is you must present such a great threat to the powers that be that they want to eliminate and silence your strong powerful and resounding voice. The evil that men do lives after them. The good is oft interred.
With a saddened and heavy heart
Ed Baria
Illinois
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Dear Editor
Many, many thanks for your efforts. One of the things that helped me hold on to sanity (such as it is) during the ‘covid’ op.
Pete
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Dear Editor
I can’t tell you how sorry I was to read today’s news. You’ve done an absolutely superb job, and I’m thankful that you were able stand the gaff as long as you have.
Enjoy your freedom.
My thanks to the Ashworths as well.
Tony Stimson
USA
Change requires a referendum
Dear Editor
If our entire political system is to change, surely we need a REFERENDUM?
We should have our say, not be walked all over.
Heather Darby
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Britain’s transformation from beauty to beast
Dear Editor
Prime Minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham asks for ten years in power to transform Britain. Even without the help of Burnham and his mates such as Angela ‘houses’ Rayner, Louise ‘phones’ Haigh and Lucy ‘dog whistle’ Powell (who seem to long to live in a Marxist state), Britain will be transformed due to demographics, but into an Islamic state. In Pakistan there are few Jewish people and Hindu and Christians are persecuted (like Asia Bibi), Hindu and Christian girls are kidnapped, forced to convert and married off, with the courts doing nothing. If this starts to happen in Britain will the ECHR protect the rights of the white British minority? It seems unlikely with compliant judges who praise teenage rapists, are indifferent to asylum seekers’ crimes, but are furious at people like poor Peter Lynch for merely expressing an opinion. British families with children might be wise to start learning another language – say, Polish – and move away. Britain is being transformed all right, but from the beauty to the beast.
Kathleen Carr
Sheffield
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Dear Editor
Here are facts about the source and cost of UK electricity, not green fiction. In the last 12 months gas supplied 27.2 per cent of UK electricity while wind and solar provided 41.8 per cent. The UK could insulate itself from high and volatile international gas prices by extracting gas from the North Sea. It is wind turbines which are the major cost problem since the owners receive eye-watering taxpayer-funded subsidies from Renewables Obligations, Contracts for Difference, Feed-in-Tariff as well as Government funding. However an even larger con trick is paying the wind turbine owners constraint payments to switch off their turbines when it is not needed or the grid cannot cope. Do you pay your garage not to fix your car? The wind turbine owners received subsidies of £1.5billion in 2024 and £1.8billion in 2025 and this will rise steadily in future years. The UK has the highest industrial electricity prices amongst EU member states. Meanwhile the majority of countries in the world are still burning coal to produce far cheaper electricity to drive their economies.
Clark Cross
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Stop criticising London, Andy
Dear Editor
I for one am really offended by Andy Burnham’s constant criticising of London. What is he, a snowflake? Dictating the terms and the location of an employ that already has terms. A sign of things to come.
Bill Kenwright
London
