If that where really true then my wife should've been a strikebreaker a long time agoBELIAL wrote:Very strange article, turns into a blackleg because of disappointment . A collaborator through and through. Strikebreaking is not some passive activity free from consequences . This person has taken an active decision to collaborate with management in order to slash his colleagues pay and conditions. To make things worse he then publicly boasts about the effort he is putting in to drive down our pay and cut jobs, all in defiance of a democratic vote
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'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
gotmail? wrote:Don't be harsh with people who don't want or unwilling to strike. They may have a mortgage to pay or a family to feed.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
opgpat wrote:OK that's just a bit too far. Can we have axeman banned now please - obscure jokes.axeman wrote:or his musical friend gibson sg
Having said that I know Ken's cousin, Gibson Les Paul.
gibson sg 'standard' i'm sure you know what it is ? it's also les's cousin
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
He can say what he likes
He is in denial and clearly trying to justify his position, it is the position of quisling or traitor. They can not look the rest of us in the eyes and they deserve our contempt forever to be cast aside and ignored.
Do not ever give in and throw insults at them, they thrive on acting the martyr and will use it to justify there spineless actsof betrayal.
He is in denial and clearly trying to justify his position, it is the position of quisling or traitor. They can not look the rest of us in the eyes and they deserve our contempt forever to be cast aside and ignored.
Do not ever give in and throw insults at them, they thrive on acting the martyr and will use it to justify there spineless actsof betrayal.
I do not think much of a man who is not wiser today than he was yesterday.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
I know his brother Guy if that helps?[/quote][/quote]General Mannerheim wrote:[quote="] ....... so, does anyone know Ken Gibson...
With all due respect, General, Guy Gibson was a proper hero - 27 op tour on Hampdens, immediately followed by a transfer request to Fighter Command to avoid the standard 6 month rest from ops ( with 4 kills from 99 sorties ), followed by 11 months and 46 ops commanding 106 Sqn before he was selected to create & command 617 Sqn.
After Operation Chastise ( the Dams raid ), he was sent on a promotional tour of the US ( partly to boost morale over there for the war, partly to keep Britain's new hero safe ). At this time the first USAAF bomber crews were coming home after doing 25 ops completed, one woman asked Gibson how many ops over Germany he had done "One hundred and seventy four" was the reply to stunned silence.
Typically, he pestered Bomber Command to be returned to ops in 1944, and was killed on 19th September 1944 as a Pathfinder Master Bomber, when his Mosquito developed a fault with the fuel tank selector.
Sorry to bang on about it ( and most of what I wrote was culled from wikipedia
I don't suppose your mouth bleeds every 28 days, does it?
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
I write as a customer of Royal Mail. I am lost without the services of the people who work for them. Of course I am unhappy with the past stoppages and strike. It has had a serious affect on my online business.
Saying that I think the Royal Mail staff need to get an agreement in place sooner rather than later, as if the Tories get in, they will privatise. So as I see it, you need to get agreements fully in place now to protect yourselves. For the sake of the Royal Mail staff, if it takes a further period of unrest to protect the rights of staff, then so be it. Just hurry up please, as some of us also need to earn a living! :-)
One more thing, Maybe I am naive and I understand and agree about the feelings towards certain 'Lord's' shown in your Smilies but surely it is not necessary to use the language shown, even in a graphic. Cheers J
Saying that I think the Royal Mail staff need to get an agreement in place sooner rather than later, as if the Tories get in, they will privatise. So as I see it, you need to get agreements fully in place now to protect yourselves. For the sake of the Royal Mail staff, if it takes a further period of unrest to protect the rights of staff, then so be it. Just hurry up please, as some of us also need to earn a living! :-)
One more thing, Maybe I am naive and I understand and agree about the feelings towards certain 'Lord's' shown in your Smilies but surely it is not necessary to use the language shown, even in a graphic. Cheers J
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Surprise surprise noone has heard of this man at twickenham 
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Surely, you're not alledging that a jounalist on a national newspaper is creating a story out of thin air? That a member of the Forth Estate is passing falsehoods off as facts? I am shocked you could even think of such a thing!piranha wrote:Surprise surprise noone has heard of this man at twickenham
( And the inevitable answer to that has to be "Yes, AFAIK, that "journalist" is telling lies - and don't call me Shirley!" )
I don't suppose your mouth bleeds every 28 days, does it?
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
there is definately no person named 'Ken Gibson' at Twickenham DO, as i work there, approx 50%, yes that's correct sadly, went into to work last friday, 28 out of 60 duties at the office.piranha wrote:Surprise surprise noone has heard of this man at twickenham
Unless somebody recognises this person as a 'postman' from their own area, then in my opinion this is made up bullshit.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Thanks lads ......just as we thought .....wandererpaul wrote:there is definately no person named 'Ken Gibson' at Twickenham DO, as i work there, approx 50%, yes that's correct sadly, went into to work last friday, 28 out of 60 duties at the office.piranha wrote:Surprise surprise noone has heard of this man at twickenham
Unless somebody recognises this person as a 'postman' from their own area, then in my opinion this is made up bullshit.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Not so fast...
maybe there were some crossed wires and he's actually callend Ben Fender? Or Den Ibanez? Or possibly Jen Epiphone? He's obviously guitar related in some way. Keep an eye out for a large guitar case stuffed under a frame and you'll have your man - or woman.
axe my mate used to have an sg when we played in a death metal band. my preference is the Strat tho as i'm not into metal stuff really but for shredding the Standard is the way to go!!!
maybe there were some crossed wires and he's actually callend Ben Fender? Or Den Ibanez? Or possibly Jen Epiphone? He's obviously guitar related in some way. Keep an eye out for a large guitar case stuffed under a frame and you'll have your man - or woman.
axe my mate used to have an sg when we played in a death metal band. my preference is the Strat tho as i'm not into metal stuff really but for shredding the Standard is the way to go!!!
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
There is a pic of him in the article,i'm sure it wasn't there before.


I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Now we know he is not a postman.How could you go out on delivery with your bag that high?POSTMAN wrote:There is a pic of him in the article,i'm sure it wasn't there before.
And who wears a t-shirt under a short sleeved shirt?
Definite fake.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Also the pouch is brand new, never been used. Which means a manager has supplied it. There is no-way a postie would get a new pouch for a photo-shoot unprompted. Oh and he hasn't got a single letter on him. Some postman. Dissapoinnted to see he hasn't got a guitar with him.clashcityrocker wrote:Now we know he is not a postman.How could you go out on delivery with your bag that high?POSTMAN wrote:There is a pic of him in the article,i'm sure it wasn't there before.
And who wears a t-shirt under a short sleeved shirt?
Definite fake.
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Re: 'Why I refused to go on strike' - POSTMAN KEN GIBSON
Sad looking fecker, isn't he?POSTMAN wrote:There is a pic of him in the article,i'm sure it wasn't there before.