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ade@cambs
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Post by ade@cambs »

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apple
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Post by apple »

ye seen it, CWU were offered a deal on pensions but they lobbied and refused it
yes because it was linked to privatisation

spin spin spin
Broxi51
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Post by Broxi51 »

Alan Johnston was on and was telling the cwu to stop lobbying labour mps and get it sorted. He also said that it was up to RM & the CWU to sort it out and didnt need government intervention to help solve it.
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Post by Shrek »

Johnston has forgotten his roots but it just goes to show in Britain you can vote for any party as long as it is tory, it is just a question of what colour you prefer.
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

Shrek wrote:Johnston has forgotten his roots but it just goes to show in Britain you can vote for any party as long as it is tory, it is just a question of what colour you prefer.
And this is the nugget Billy wanted the CWU to sponsor. You're right about political parties as well. Labour, Con and Lib-Dem are there to run the system on behalf of the rich.
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