Minister for Employment Affairs & Social Protection, Meath East Sacked on February 8th.

A letter by Dr Gerald Morgan below, Worth reading, Why are the Irish Times against Democracy?

 

Dear Fred, This is too serious for words. The Irish people turned in desperation to Sinn Fein on 8 February 2020 and in this most serious crisis in our history Sinn Fein has gone AWOL, and with that the 73% First Preference votes remain unheard. An extraordinary outcome in any election. It is a cowardly betrayal of Irish democracy bought at so high a price.
The Irish people at long last have brought Sinn Fein out of the political wilderness.  Now we need to hear our future Taoiseach, our first woman Taoiseach, speak to our nation as our old ladies lie frightened, locked away in their own homes in Glasnevin and Drumcondra (admittedly a long way from Cabra). She is not an Irish Mammy she told us two weeks or so ago. Tell that in Cabra.
And what on earth does Fianna Fail stand for if it does not stand for a united Ireland? It remained abjectly silent during the abortion debate. It cannot reman silent as the future of this great sovereign nation is at stake.
Don’t expect the Irish Times to publish any letters by me. I have written hundreds of letters (at an underestimate) to it as the leader of the English Parliamentary Party, formed by me during the General Election in England in 2001 trying to explain to my fellow Foresters something of the wrongs done by the British (sic) over manyyears since Lloyd George partitioned Ireland. But the British don’t want to listen to me any more than the Irish.
Perhaps we have all needed a corona virus to bring us to our senses. If so, there is not much evidence so far that it has.
Kind regards,
Gerald Morgan, FTCD (Leader: English Parliamentary Party, 2001)

Per pale argent and gules, a bend counterchanged
Dr Gerald Morgan,
Lydbrook School (1946-1953)
Monmouth School (1953-1961)
Meyricke Exhibitioner, Jesus College, Oxford (1961)
Fellow of Trinity College Dublin (1993)