Green Party leaders quit a warm letter about their colleagues “scheming”: “Of course I won’t stay silent”

The co-leader of the South Australian Green Party resigned greatly.

Tammy Franks announced she was leaving the Greens and shared a nasty letter to her former colleagues on Tuesday afternoon.

Franks, who was 15 years old in the state Greens party, said her decision was “great sadness.”

“I have built many strong friendships and have comrades across the country in the Green Family,” she wrote.

“I also got lawyers from some of these lawyers about this decision and found out in those conversations that have happened many times before.

“I still believe in the Greens’ vision for a better world and know that there are many wonderful, firm, and kind people in the Party.

“But not everyone has such noble motivations, and they and their planning are often realized. ”

Franks hinted at the injustice within the party and said she would no longer “reward bad behavior.”

“I left the Greens today and hope that those who are ambitious, resentful and dissatisfied will focus on building rather than tearing down,” she said.

Especially once I move aside for those who have ambition and self-interest.

Unfortunately, they did not give up. A young guy colluded with me, hoping to destroy my work, let me put it on and dissuade me from continuing.

“They also acted as a group that harmed not only me, but other work around them.”

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