afraid so , you need more "sensation" or "scandal" for the media to bite , the Pegasus fiddles got some coverage , the Glasgow " test lettergate " did as well , but all this will do is annoy RM . Sorry but it's preaching to the converted - could be different though if RM had a witchhunt and handled it badlywhitemoor66 wrote:Peter John Glynn has done some cracking work in the past, it's worth going through some of his old stuff. I did think it raised some interesting points but could have had more relavence as regards day to present day and ongoing problems encountered by RM workers. The pension bit is quite interesting, regardless of the accuracy of figures, but due to the fact that unless you have a vested interest in a pension pot, outsiders only worry about their own pensions, usually when they are about 55 and it's too late.
It's a shame that the RM worker's voice had to be obscured for obvious reasons. They should have got an actor to play his part. I would have been available for the gig. Those on here that know me, know that I have trod the boards a few times.
End of the day, can't see the 2 Scottish MPs sitting up and taking notice, nor the general public. It might excite a lot of left-wingers at poly, uni or the politically motivated unwashed on benefits though.
