OUR MEMBER

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 335, 23 September 1932, Page 6

OUR MEMBER

C. J.

TUCK.

(To the Editor). Sir, — After reading the latest act of our expert 10 per cent. Government in reducing sustenance payments, one eannot wonder that "old LiberaT 'and "Civis" and your other correspondents should advocate a change in our ministerial ranks. But why advocate a man who condemned the reduction of pensions, etc., then voted for them. Perhaps our esteemed member has, like a great many other members, seen the error of his voto and has decided, like myself, to step into the labour-farmer car and help New Zealand get from under the tyrannical yoke of Wall Street financiers, who now dictate to the British Empire what we shall or shall not do. It would be a very sensible move on his part, for I am sure he would make an excellent minister in either portfolio advocated. He must be aware of the crushing burden put on our people by the Government, and that they are under the thumb of the banks. Does he know that there is a sinister movemeut afoot to crush Britain by peaceful penetration, just as there was in 1910 up to the time of the war. Does he know that German Jews are dominating the financial system of the world from Wall Street, and dictated the terms of repayment by gold of our debt to U.S.A., with the sole object of crushing Britain? I am satisfied if Mr. Clinkard who professes to be an old Seddon Liberal, knew what and who he has been voting for, he would do as all sensible men are doing: get into the Labour car quickly. He might then get ministerial rank (not otherwise), and would prevent an election. Hoping he is not yet too old to change his mind. — I am, etc.