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Old 24-03-2010, 23:10   #73
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Re: Back to the 1970s?

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Originally Posted by foreverwar View Post
And they're doing a pretty good job of tarring Labour with the same brush, just before an election - talk about turkeys voting for Christmas.
You're getting very close. The leaders of trade unions, largely, are supporters of the Labrador party. If those people had the choice there would be no industrial unrest at this important time in the electoral calendar.

They don't have the choice because their paymaster is not Gord awful Brown or Totally Bliar. Their pay and position comes from the card holding trade unionist.

I'm not suggesting any conspiracy theory but in election year who benefits most from industrial unrest?

If I was Tory loving business leader I can see the advantage of being more forceful on some industrial issues if I knew I was going to get the support of the right wing press - especially in election year
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