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Old 25-03-2011, 20:32   #12
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Re: TUC Day of Action - 26th March

I'm sure it's what a good part of their members who stand to lose pay, conditions or even their jobs as a result of cuts want however both the ICM poll and a recent You Gov poll indicate that the majority either believe the cuts are of an appropriate pace or aren't deep enough.

Either way it's absolutely their right to protest, here's hoping the 'professional protesters' that the campaign has bragged about recruiting from such lovely protests as the previous G7 don't totally undermine their cause and blow away what public support they do have through violence and occupation.
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