The rot goes straight to the top, here's the view of the tossers who head Unite on Gordon Brown at Labour Party conference - the one where he cut the right of unions to have any say in policy. Wonder if Brown's comments on our strike telling us to get back to work represent the core concerns of working class people. Tossers.
Unite leaders react to Gordon Brown's speech
24 Sep 2007
http://www.tgwu.org.uk/Templates/System ... deID=93778
The leaders of Unite - the union, the UK's largest trade union and the largest union affiliate to the Labour Party, welcomed Gordon Brown's first speech as leader of the Labour party to party conference in Bournemouth this afternoon.
Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of Unite, said: "Gordon Brown's decency and integrity shines through. It demonstrated he is in touch with ordinary working men and women, recognising their core concerns on education, housing and the NHS. It is the most Labour speech we have heard for a decade."
Derek Simpson, joint general secretary of Unite, said: "It was a captain's innings - safe, solid run making but no sixes. He's Geoffrey Boycott, batting for Britain.
"He covered all the things important to our members - the NHS, education, crime and affordable housing but there were no fireworks and if he wants to call an early election he has to light the blue touch paper."