Robin Winslow nottrobin

Here's my response to David's final response to [my response][] to his response to [my open letter][] about the refugee crisis.

Hi David

I guess you're probably right. Thanks for replying all the same.

Kind regards,
Robin

David Mackintosh responded to [my open letter][] about the current refugee crisis.

Below is my response to him - his response is quoted below mine.

David has since sent [a final response][], not to address by further points, but simply to say that we clearly don't agree.

Hi David

FYI, David Mackintosh responded (rather promptly) to my open letter below, and then [I responded to him][].

Dear David Mackintosh,

I am ashamed of our government's response to the refugee crisis.

The UK is lagging far behind all other wealthy EU nations in their commitment to sheltering refugees of the Syrian crisis. I am aware that David Cameron recently stated that the UK will take 20,000 migrants over [the next 5 years][], but this is still a tiny drop in the ocean and pales in comparison to the response from other EU nations: Germany let 20,000 migrants into the country [this weekend alone][].

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