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Old 31-01-2009, 13:03   #57
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Re: Watch your job

[quote chris]"These workers can protest if they want, but what's their strategy here? What's the endgame? What are their demands? Absolutely nothing is going to change as a result of this. Nothing can change as a result of this."



http://www.thisisgrimsby.co.uk/news/...l/article.html

the end game is imo to get the British people to back the British job market.
this will not end well, if these workers remain in the area i would have serious doubts about there safety.
"nothing can change"-- never say never. it works well enough in France, they throw a wobbler and every one caves in , i think its better to try and make a stand now rather than wish we had in the future when its too late, a great show of solidarity by the existing work force and fellow workers across the UK, makes me proud to be BRITISH .
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