April 4, 2004

Dear Mr. Alcock,

It seems that tax payers have more importance on the day of elections when the promises made in that election seem to answer all concerns of citizens. The day draws near where money will no longer talk.

After many attempts to reach you, not as to complain, but to bring together the nation with a plan that would cost nothing to the taxpayers and also without the need of election promises.

If we look at one promise that your party has made while you were not long after finance minister, GST (goods and services tax). What have you done about it? It was part of the Conservatives’ downfall and the Liberals used it as a bribe, obliviously because it’s still there. So why should we believe your promises now when this promise was never kept?

I am far from angry at you nor any politicians because you are all struggling for the musical chair but none of you will acknowledge having sat in it at these times of scandals. “What does this guy want?” You may say: “What has he got that we don’t know?”
There are still many things to come out that you may not believe will, while making promises to cover the scars on the nation as a new garment. I address you because you are in my riding and also apart of this whole mess. But my purpose is not to make it worse but to bring majority victory to all Canadians beginning by you if at all I could see that you are working for the people and not just for the chair as Right Honorable.

I have a proposal to help you, not above Conservative or NDP because then I would be against them and I would not help anyone sink anyone neither would I sink anyone but as the leading party what is being offered to anyone who would be this honest meaning as honest as this, honest as I see it.

If you knew the simplicity of the purposed gift received in wisdom you would laugh your head off at how pride makes one blind. I call you Reg, because honorable I have yet to see likewise for all party leaders including Paul Martin. It takes very little to turn the nation to a majority government if in your heart you truly have every Canadian with a deep love in your concern. When I see this I will give you the key to resurrecting this nation even before Easter that is less then a week. If you want to take me up on it try me sincerely and you cannot fool me, then you will really love Canada and never again seek to be greater than others but a worker for all.

I don’t expect as in the first letter to hear anything from you because from what I see you all believe that money talks but I don’t. I give you the benefit of the doubt in writing this letter because I truly believe there is good in everyone, sometimes we need others to show us the good they see in us, this is why I write to you. I can’t say good luck because good fortune comes not from dice but hard work honesty and respect for all people. Truly, what is offered in this proposal is as much for me, my children, you and yours, all natives, all races, all faiths, believers and non-believers, perhaps because they have yet to see. Why don’t we make it be through this sovereign truth that all faiths speak about, which could only be achieved through wisdom - and wisdom takes its roots in love.
Greetings on to you and your people and all people,