Letter+from+Prime+Minister+to+English+Colonists

Colonists of British Colonies,

In response to the letter sent to the British crown I, Prime minister of Great Britain on behalf of the royal crown will start off by declaring to all colonists of England that none of the acts and taxes that have been passed have been unconstitutional or infringe your rights in any way. All the taxes that have been imposed have been with the purpose of collecting funds for the mother country to pay for the debt left by the French and Indian war. Let me remind you all colonists that it was British military who defended you from the French and Indians and for that and the simple fact that you are citizens of England as you claim you share part of this debt. The acts parliament passed which you call "intolerable acts" towards the colony of Massachusetts are nothing more than disciplinary measures. We are not going to tolerate any rebellions, demonstrations or harm to British soldiers, merchants or property like the ones displayed by the Massachusetts colony, specially the city of Boston. Parliament is not going to comply with any of your demands and let it be known to all colonies that Britain will not tolerate any actions like the ones of Massachusetts and similar if not more severe measures will be taken if necessary.

Yours sincerely,

Lord North Prime Minister of Great Britain