According to the KJK video reply, the letter was co-ordinated by Rosie Duffield which may explain why it sounds like a "please mister boss, I am not one of those nasty GC women, I am one of the nice GC women.
Just more evidence that the Labour Party is under control of henchmen that women have to ingratiate themselves to.
This act of humble contriteness must be part of the 10, or is it 20, or maybe 30 steps she has to follow before being properly allowed back into the Labour fold.
And by the way, if KJK has no evidence that it was coordinated by Rosie Duffield I apologise in advance for believing unsubstantiated statements made on social media.!
But as i said earlier it appears to be being coordinated by Darren Johnson who I though was a failed Green politician or have I muddled him up with someone else.
What is really strange if this letter is meant to be about the influence of the far right following the riots, why single out GC women for criticism.
What was really depressing about the acts of violence and destruction on local communities, was that it was primarily the typical male response to anything. Physical violence.
But also, how else the "left behind" communities seem to have been duped into believing that the decisions of the ruling class over the past half century or so, have led to the huge social divide we have. And have been persuaded that somehow a powerless group who have no status in the UK, have the power to have gradually over the years devasted their standard of living.
Why wasn't the letter about the rioters being so easily led up the garden path.
Why think that the most important issue in the UK following the riots and mindless destruction, is to focus of gender critical women.
And lets face it, as someone on facebook said, if GC women where as powerful and important as the letter tries to suggest, we would all have been on the street after the horrific male violence in Southport, telling all men to stay at home, and say we wont leave the streets and wil be on strike until not just the Government but men as a whole address and acknowledge that it is their violence that is the problem.
I think the priorities of the letter writers and signatories show a complete lack of awareness of political issues in the UK, and are more interested in virtue signalling their elite group.