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opt out of labour party on your union subs

Post by mark21 »

if you don't want any of your union subs going to the labour party, here is the fund exemption notice.

Forms should be sent to The Organising Secretary, CWU House, 150 The Broadway, Wimbledon, SW19 1RX

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Post by meoldcocker »

Already done our office is way ahead :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

meoldcocker wrote:Already done our office is way ahead :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
Not ahead of ours mate. Most of us opted out in 1998. Well, the socialists amongst us did.
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Re: opt out of labour party on your union subs

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mark21 wrote:if you don't want any of your union subs going to the labour party, here is the fund exemption notice.

Forms should be sent to The Organising Secretary, CWU House, 150 The Broadway, Wimbledon, SW19 1RX

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its worth remembering that the title to your post is a little untrue because the form withdraws you from the WHOLE POLITICAL FUND and not just the section that may go to the labour party.

I don't blame anyone for taking this action as it is the only immediate way to get back at Labour but i feel that unions need political funds.

My stance on this has been to propose a motion to withdraw from labour party that will go to Conference in June
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Post by POSTMAN »

There's already a sticky bout this.

http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/forum/vi ... php?t=3855
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Re: opt out of labour party on your union subs

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lovejoy wrote:
I don't blame anyone for taking this action as it is the only immediate way to get back at Labour but i feel that unions need political funds.
So do I mate, and if the CWU can ensure none of our money will go to that shower, I'll opt straight back in.
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Post by blackadder »

how about sending that to every union so we dont sponser that t*£s pot gordon brown and his crappy new labour
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Post by pme2001 »

Thanks for the info!
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Post by Tman »

Yeah, roll on the election of Sir David Cameron and his Tory bluebloods, because they'll look out for us working classes won't they? I mean, just look at how good life was under Thatcher and the idiot Major.
Obviously when the Tories get in next time they'll undoubtedly raise posties wages to at least £500 a week and halt all creeping privatisation.
Yeah right.

Presumably then all the sheep will be harping on about the good old days under Blair and Brown etc etc.
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Tman wrote:Yeah, roll on the election of Sir David Cameron and his Tory bluebloods, because they'll look out for us working classes won't they? I mean, just look at how good life was under Thatcher and the idiot Major.
Obviously when the Tories get in next time they'll undoubtedly raise posties wages to at least £500 a week and halt all creeping privatisation.
Yeah right.

Presumably then all the sheep will be harping on about the good old days under Blair and Brown etc etc.
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Don't vote for any on the shower of b******* unless they stop thinking about themselves and start thinking about the people who vote them in (Neither of the main parties stand in NI so why should I pay for anything to do with them)
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

disgruntledpostie1 wrote:Don't vote for any on the shower of b*******

You're right there mate. Labour have gone to war more times in the last ten years than the other shower of s**t did in the previous eighteen. They've closed four schools and a hospital down where I live. The gap between rich and poor is greater than it was ten years ago, and they've appointed one of their members, Allan Leighton to run us into the ground. The Labour Party deserted the working class, and the working class have reciprocated.
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Post by KawasakiKid »

Tman wrote:Yeah, roll on the election of Sir David Cameron and his Tory bluebloods, because they'll look out for us working classes won't they? I mean, just look at how good life was under Thatcher and the idiot Major.
Obviously when the Tories get in next time they'll undoubtedly raise posties wages to at least £500 a week and halt all creeping privatisation.
Yeah right.

Presumably then all the sheep will be harping on about the good old days under Blair and Brown etc etc.
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:hmmmm :hmmmm You recommend any party we can vote for Tman? I may be wrong but there seems to be an element of sour grapes to your post? Are you a closet liebour voter who don't know where to turn? If that's the case, I don't know where to turn either. Are we missing something here? Are the sweet smelling pinky liberals who rule this country ahead of the game against us? Are the Neo/Liberal soothsayers on to something we don't see? Is it my imagination that this country and everything it used to stand for going down the pan? Come on Tman help me out, my tired old brain can't cope, what's the answer?---------------KAWAK :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:
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Post by Tman »

I don't know what the answer IS, but I know that not voting, or not voting for Labour on the grounds that "they don't do us any good" etc etc is even more wrong.
YOU may not like how the country's been run for the last ten years (although many do seem satisfied; the labour standing in the polls after ten years is at a standard Maggie could only dream of) but allowing the Tory scourge back in to wreak further havoc would be criminally naive.
That's the irony; the most right-wing Labour government ever has done more for the working man than Foot, Heffer, Kier Hardy, Benn, the SWP, Communist Party and all the other assorted tw*ts combined.
I well remember 15% interest rates, 18 month+ hospital waiting lists, 4000000 unemployed, Matrix Churchill, Westland, GCHQ and the rest, and have no wish to return to that just because Sun-reading sheep have such short memories.
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Tman wrote:I don't know what the answer IS, but I know that not voting, or not voting for Labour on the grounds that "they don't do us any good" etc etc is even more wrong.
YOU may not like how the country's been run for the last ten years (although many do seem satisfied; the labour standing in the polls after ten years is at a standard Maggie could only dream of) but allowing the Tory scourge back in to wreak further havoc would be criminally naive.
That's the irony; the most right-wing Labour government ever has done more for the working man than Foot, Heffer, Kier Hardy, Benn, the SWP, Communist Party and all the other assorted tw*ts combined.
I well remember 15% interest rates, 18 month+ hospital waiting lists, 4000000 unemployed, Matrix Churchill, Westland, GCHQ and the rest, and have no wish to return to that just because Sun-reading sheep have such short memories.
The stuff New Liebour did for the working man was mostly from the EEC Social Chapter which Major opted out of , I was invited to the meeting at Wigan which that dwarf Mc Cartney spoke at , yeah ! it was a vast improvement from Major's days but New Liebour didn't exactly shout it from the rooftops & it was a very watered down version of it due to pressure from the CBI .

The worst Labour Government is better than the best Tory one but that's about it . I left Liebour as soon as I'd read Byers had deliberately put :lfo in to sort the CWU out . B-Liar would have tried that on a lot earlier only for infighting & a backbench revolt .
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Re: New Liebour V Eton Dave

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I left Liebour as soon as I'd read Byers had deliberately put :lfo in to sort the CWU out .

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