Why has a parliamentary campaign been chosen as a way of securing justice for Hollie?
Some people question whether this drive to get the MPs involved is the most effective way of campaigning for Hollie, particularly since the moral degeneracy of the MPs has been shown up through the recent expenses scandal. For this very reason however this might be a very good moment to approach the MPs, many of whom are newly-elected. Engaging in a campaign on behalf of a victim/victims of child-abuse is an excellent opportunity for them to reclaim the moral high ground and redress the negative image the public has of them as being a greedy, conniving and immoral lot of people. MPs are citizens of this country like everybody else and most share our fundamental moral values of justice, compassion and decency as well as love of children. We have faith that even though they may initially try to wriggle out of supporting Hollie viz. “Hollie is not my constituent” “this is a matter for Holyrood, not Westminster” we will be able to persuade at least a significant number of them to act to do
