text: An eight-year-old boy penned a letter to health conscious Michelle Obama to tell her one ketchup packet at lunch simply is not enough. According to Peter's father, the letter submitted to The Weekly Standard took six-months to write because troubled Peter was  'too angry' to write it all down in one sitting. In addition to telling Michelle Obama that public school children can't live on one packet of ketchup alone, Peter criticizes the First Lady for America's lack of troops in the Middle East and in the Ukraine. He also suggests that the United States bomb Syria. Dear Michelle Obama: An eight-year-old boy named Peter penned a letter to health conscious Michelle Obama to tell her one ketchup packet at lunch simply is not enough and that the United States should bomb Syria . Dear Michelle Obama, . My name is Peter. I am eight years old. I love studying history of the U.S.A. I have enjoyed learning about the great choices the USA has made… . And then their was your husbands election. I think you should rethink your idea that takes us to one ketchup packet per meal. I feel it is taking away from our patriotism toward America. I also think you should stop doing nothing and go send some troops to the Middle East. I also think your husband needs to work on his speeches. He also disappointed millions of Americans by not bombing Syria. If you do not know thousands of peoples homes are destroyed by ISIS in the Middle East. You should also get the UN to send troops to Ukraine. Also may I ask you, is the White House comfortable? Thank you for your time and consideration . Signed, . A concerned 8 year old citizen, . Peter . 'My name is Peter. I am eight years old,' reads the letter. 'I love studying the history of the USA. I have enjoyed learning about the great choices the USA has made… And then there was your husband’s election. I think you should rethink your idea that takes us to one ketchup packet per meal. I feel that it is taking away our patriotism toward America,' he writes. Peter then writes Michelle Obama that her husband president Obama needs to 'work on his speeches.' Not only does Peter criticize Obama's speeches, he offers his bull dog view on American foreign policy. 'I also think you should stop doing nothing and go send some troops to the Middle East,' says the letter. Health crusader: Michelle Obama has set health guidelines in place at schools to fight the nation's obesity problem but has been criticized for not offering enough funding . 'I also think your husband needs to work on his speeches. He also disappointed millions of Americans by not bombing Syria. If you do not know every day thousands of people’s homes are destroyed by the ISIS in the Middle East. You should also get the U.N. to send troops to Ukraine[e],' the letter continues. Peter's father told The Weekly Standard that he found the letter on his son's desk and that it took his boy months to angrily write it. Peter's mother said that her son does not need to worry about having just one ketchup packet at lunch because he goes to a private school. That's when Peter apparently precociously told his parents he wanted to 'give a voice to the voiceless,' reports The Weekly Standard. The end of Peter's letter alluded to the First Family's cushy accommodations. 'Is the White House comfortable?' concludes the letter from 'a concerned citizen.' Not so filling: Public school students around the country have posted their paltry lunches to criticize Michelle Obama for her health guidelines they say are making them hungry .
target: Peter, 8, wrote a letter to Michelle Obama criticizing her health guidelines for school lunches at public schools .
  Peter's father said the letter submitted to The Weekly Standard took six-months to write because Peter was 'too angry' to write it in one sitting .
  Peter thinks President Obama needs to work on his speeches and that the United States should bomb Syria .