Thursday, May 15, 2014

Letter of protest


43 wood street

santiago

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Prime minister David Cameron 
The RT Hoom David Cameron MP
10 Downing Street
London
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15 May 2014

Dear Mr Cameron,
I am writing to protest against the event that accurred in 30 january 1972, THE BLOODY SUNDAY. That was a tragedy because 13 people wer killed. Because soldiers from british regiment opened fire on a civil rights march in Derty.
I am particulary concerned because you trated people like dogs with aids nd they were killed without reason. 
They were just protesting nd that is a civil right. And the soldiers didnt have any right to kill people because of nothing.

In addition, that cirscuntance aso leaded years of violence in Northern Ireland maked a crowd and they burn the British Embassy.
Furthermore, that cirscuntance made that the young people regarded themselves as non_political and anarquist group the IRA. That ffects NOrthern Ireland and that could've be avoided by not killing does 13 people.

Besides, the soldiers started shoting because of nothing, and his orders was only to control the people in the protest not to kill them. They should not happened because the Englands soldiers dont have any right or order to killed the people that was protesting, and protest ia a civil right. And go against civil rights would be like a dictatorship.
Also, the political action was inssufficient because they just apologize or they support the ide of the protestants ´these men were cut down when they matched for justice in their own streets´ but they didnt really help the families in psicological or monetary problems.

It is for these reasons and more that I think the Bloody Sunday should´ve not happened, first because the soldiers should not shoot to the protestants, because they were in their rights. They were stripped of their rights.And also I think the English must gave more help to the families of the people killed.
I looked forward to your responde...
your sincerely 


Ni Co La S VaL e n CI A S S apun AR

nicolas valencia-


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