penalised for expressing your opinion
Demand Rishi Sunak to End Banking Discrimination
Demand Rishi Sunak to End Banking Discrimination
Imagine being penalised for expressing your opinion or political views.
Well this is happening right here, in the UK.
A recent wave of bank account closures has targeted conservatives, including prominent figures such as Nigel Farage, simply for holding views that diverge from the mainstream.
The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has already condemned these actions and called on banks to respect freedom of speech.
But the question is, will he keep up to his word? Words are definitely not enough!
We need action! This is why we're reaching out to you today. Banks across the UK are discriminating against conservatives, Christian organisations, and anyone deemed 'politically exposed'.
Our campaign aims to hold him accountable, ensuring he takes the necessary measures to tackle this recent banking discrimination, so that it doesn’t happen again.
Act now and sign this petition to uphold the values of our functioning democracy and ensure that freedom of speech is respected in all sectors of our society.
Why would Sunak listen to us? Well the answer lies in the upcoming elections.
We need to make it clear that we, the people, will not tolerate such discrimination.
We demand that a regulatory body is put in place to prevent such occurrences and to make banks think twice about discriminating against customers purely on their opinions.
If we don't apply this pressure on the government, we risk normalising a society where freedom of speech is only a façade.
Join us in calling on PM Rishi Sunak to uphold his condemnation of this banking mistreatment. Sign our petition today!
We don’t know how many thousands of other individuals or organisations have had their bank accounts closed, and fell victim to this scandal.
There is no reason why this could not happen to any of us.
Rishi Sunak has openly condoned Nigel Farage’s legal decisions to fight back against Coutts and other banks who conspired with these injustices.
Sunak said he believes strongly in values, and that nobody should be denied financial services because of a difference of opinion.
But what is he going to do about it? That is the question!
We don’t want waffle from Sunak. We want action, and we want it now!
Sign here to urge Rishi Sunak to stop the waffle, and take concrete action NOW on the de-banking scandal, to protect all of our financial freedoms.
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End Banking Discrimination!
Dear Mr Sunak,
We are deeply concerned about the recent wave of bank account closures that have targeted conservatives and politically exposed individuals in the United Kingdom. This alarming trend is not just a scandal, but a serious threat to the functioning of our democracy.
Your condemnation of these actions was widely appreciated and we saw it as a beacon of hope against this disconcerting trend. You have called on banking institutions to respect freedom of speech, a cornerstone of our democratic society. However, words must be followed by decisive actions to ensure such discriminatory practices are eradicated.
The high-profile case of Nigel Farage, along with numerous lesser-known individuals such as Vicar Rev Richard, has highlighted the extent of this issue. These individuals have had their bank accounts closed for simply expressing diverse points of view.
This is not just an attack on their financial stability but a covert attempt to stifle their voice and discourage political dissent.
In a democratic society, diversity of thought and freedom of speech should be celebrated and protected, not penalised. We are calling on you, Prime Minister, to uphold the values that make our democracy strong and vibrant. No citizen should be discriminated against or face punitive actions for simply expressing their political beliefs.
We urge you to take the necessary measures to tackle this recent banking discrimination. We ask that you ensure that all banking institutions within our nation respect the democratic rights of every individual, regardless of their political beliefs or affiliations.
By signing this petition, we are showing our support for free speech, democratic values, and fair treatment for all. For democracy to truly function, every voice must be heard and respected. We call upon you, Prime Minister Sunak, to take decisive action against this banking discrimination and uphold the democratic principles we hold dear.
Sincerely,
[Your name]
End Banking Discrimination!
Dear Mr Sunak,
We are deeply concerned about the recent wave of bank account closures that have targeted conservatives and politically exposed individuals in the United Kingdom. This alarming trend is not just a scandal, but a serious threat to the functioning of our democracy.
Your condemnation of these actions was widely appreciated and we saw it as a beacon of hope against this disconcerting trend. You have called on banking institutions to respect freedom of speech, a cornerstone of our democratic society. However, words must be followed by decisive actions to ensure such discriminatory practices are eradicated.
The high-profile case of Nigel Farage, along with numerous lesser-known individuals such as Vicar Rev Richard, has highlighted the extent of this issue. These individuals have had their bank accounts closed for simply expressing diverse points of view.
This is not just an attack on their financial stability but a covert attempt to stifle their voice and discourage political dissent.
In a democratic society, diversity of thought and freedom of speech should be celebrated and protected, not penalised. We are calling on you, Prime Minister, to uphold the values that make our democracy strong and vibrant. No citizen should be discriminated against or face punitive actions for simply expressing their political beliefs.
We urge you to take the necessary measures to tackle this recent banking discrimination. We ask that you ensure that all banking institutions within our nation respect the democratic rights of every individual, regardless of their political beliefs or affiliations.
By signing this petition, we are showing our support for free speech, democratic values, and fair treatment for all. For democracy to truly function, every voice must be heard and respected. We call upon you, Prime Minister Sunak, to take decisive action against this banking discrimination and uphold the democratic principles we hold dear.
Sincerely,
[Your name]
