Iraqi Employees: Fine Words, Shabby Deeds

Here is Dan Hardie again, on the level of commitment being shown by the British government in removing from danger those who have helped it in uniquely difficult circumstances. It seems that a few people - perhaps less than a dozen - were evacuated from Iraq last autumn, and that since then nothing has been done, even for those entitled to aid under the Government's contorted criteria of having been continuously and directly employed for a period of not less than twelve months. Obviously, this is good enough for the likes of New New Labour. If your own standards are higher, write to your MP, raising some or all of the talking points given in Dan Hardie's post. As always, please be polite.