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CWU to STOP funding Labour

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deadbox
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CWU to STOP funding Labour

Post by deadbox »

In light of P.M. Gordon Browns comment that postal workers should accept a below inflation 2.5% pay rise ( no mention of the strings though ! ), should the CWU executive call an emergency metting to give US the members a vote on whether we want to continue supporting the LABOUR party

The labour party is £16M in the RED.......

We ( CWU ) are the BIGGEST single donator to the party

The time to call in the favour is NOW !

You can't blame AL & AC for the way they think.....they only want no max out the profits at any cost....thats their job....

The CWU's job is to counteract their inbuilt GREED to protect the working man !

They ( the CWU ) should be willing to shift their stance of supporting the Labour Party if they are not giving value for money
after all, it's YOUR MONEY the CWU is spending on political parties....

Or am I wrong ?
I was sure I'd seen a bead of sweat on my line manager the other day - Until I realised that he had just brushed past me too close
disheartened
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Post by disheartened »

I would vote for NO to funding the labour party,they aint worth a toss and will not be getting my vote in the next general election.

Steve
dont permissum bastards frendo vos down
deadbox
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Voting ?

Post by deadbox »

I have always voted LABOUR, I grew up in the 70 / 80's an seen at first hand what MAGGIE done to my SCHOOL / JOB PROSPECTS etc. I always wished that Labour would get in to power to correct the mistakes made by the TORYS, but now in light of the way I feel I'mm being treated by the Labour Gov. I just don't know who I should vote for in the next ELECTION....

I know its wrong...but I almost hope that LABOUR get kicked out.....Just to teach them a lesson....I feel my support is being taken for granted now

Should I vote 'GULP' Tory......and Kick out Gordon Blair ?
I was sure I'd seen a bead of sweat on my line manager the other day - Until I realised that he had just brushed past me too close
IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

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Give lots of money to me! Vote for me! You know it makes sense. Hasn't Billy Hayes said so?

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The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!

"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
lovejoy
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funds

Post by lovejoy »

Money should be withdrawn and put into a national advertising campaign. Unions such as RMT and FBU haven't looked back since withdrawing money!!

Advert is toms papers is a good one. Short, bright and to the point
Jan Molby
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Joined: 19 Jul 2007, 16:06

Post by Jan Molby »

I don't want to give one penny to those murdering bastards.

CWU out!
mailman71
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Post by mailman71 »

take our money out brown does not want any union to rock the political vote but our claim is just so if he cant support us then we cant support them
mark21
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Joined: 26 Jun 2007, 19:12

Gorden Brown

Post by mark21 »

After hearing his comment in the commons today we should stop funding the labour party altogether

Always voted Labour all my life but not next time
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rhino49
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Post by rhino49 »

mailman71 wrote:take our money out brown does not want any union to rock the political vote but our claim is just so if he cant support us then we cant support them

:Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
He's bitten the hand that feeds him - so give him a slap with it
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DirtyHarry
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Post by DirtyHarry »

That for me, is the final straw. :mad As far as I'm concerned the link between our union and what now passes
for the Labour Party, should be severed , as soon as possible. The CWU is only throwing good money after bad at that
bunch of Conservative clowns. We'd get just as much joy throwing the money at Cameron's bunch of upperclass buffoons. :mad
tony T
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Post by tony T »

Im sure there is a form available from CWU if you want to withdraw the political levy from an individuals union sub.
IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

tony T wrote:Im sure there is a form available from CWU if you want to withdraw the political levy from an individuals union sub.
There is Tony. I would also like to see 'The Voice' being stopped from turning into a Labour Party election leaflet every couple of years just because they imagine we're all Labour Voters.
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!

"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
UNION JACK
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DO NOT GIVE TO ANY POLITICAL PARTY

Post by UNION JACK »

NO UNION SHOULD BE GIVING TO ANY POLITICAL PARTY.AFTER WHAT BROWN SAID TODAY WE SHOULD WITHDRAW ALL MONEY STRAIGHT AWAY.IF HE WANTS TO TAKE US ON LET HIM ,WE WILL WIN AND WILL NEVER SURRENDER TO THOSE FAT GREEDY BASTARDS :cfo :lfo AND ONE FOR BROWN TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pockets
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Post by pockets »

Now we know where we stand with Brown and the labour party.Quite frankly his comments dont suprise me in the slightest,it was this labour administration who appointed leighton and crozier to their posts in the first place.


United We Stand Divided We Fall :lfo
The Smoking Gnu
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Post by The Smoking Gnu »

The Labour government in power today bears very little resemblance to the Labour Party founded by trade unionists in 1900. With one or two notable exceptions, this government is made up of careerist timeservers happily toeing the Blair/Brown party line - Thatcherism by any other name - in order to continue riding the gravy train. They have no intention of furthering the interests of the working class, and yet trade unions continue to support them. As deadbox points out, the CWU is one of Labour’s biggest funders.
The sooner the trade union movement distances itself from “New Labourâ€