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enigma45

20th September 2010 23:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bubblewrap (Post 53925)

I was saying that Bob Crow Is an OK bloke And I was seconding some one of that opinion
I am NOT a BLOODY trainspotter that I stopped doing in 1968 when steam friished.
I have been a Trade union member since I was 16, I am now 61.
I was also a member of the Labour party for 30 years till I got p****d of with TB in 2003.

There you go. A man with principles [Bubblewrap] that had them destroyed by the shitbag Blair. I can never understand how that man got elected to be the party leader as it was obvious that he was anytyhing BUT a socialist and was out to destroy what had been created by men of dedication and integrity over many years. The Labour party regarded Ramsay MacDonald as a turncoat and yet failed to spot TheBloody Liar as a traitor. May he rot in hell. :mad:

Bubblewrap

21st September 2010 06:05

One problem the Tories are worse? who does one vote for?
My favourite man is Tony Benn a man vilified by the press(proves he's a good man) & greatly misunderstood.
It's always the same when someone stands up for the "working class".

enigma45

21st September 2010 07:09

We had better watch out as this thread is getting a bit political and we know what arguments politics and religion can cause. Suffice to say that we are all railway fans and we all have our heroes. Personally mine are people with left leaning policies except in the case of the EU and immigration. Nuff said.

enigma45

21st September 2010 07:12

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Originally Posted by Bubblewrap (Post 53935)

Frank Field is another of Tony Benns stature too. I hope that Ed Miliband wins the leadership as he does seem to be more of a socialist than the others. We''ll see.

Bubblewrap

21st September 2010 10:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by enigma45 (Post 53937)

Frank Field is another of Tony Benns stature too. I hope that Ed Miliband wins the leadership as he does seem to be more of a socialist than the others. We''ll see.

I'll add one more name then shut up Denis Skinner.:)

railwaybuddy

1st October 2010 21:52

BEFORE I START WHAT HAS ALL OF THIS POLITICAL STUFF GOT TO DO WIV THE UNDERGROUND STRIKES??[/U]
NOW GOING BACK TO SUBJECT

CHANGING THE TOPIC BACK TO WHAT I CREATED IT FOR ...HEARD ABOUT MORE STRIKES PLANNED ON MONDAY 4TH OCTOBER NOT AGAIN:mad:
AND THERE IS MORE PLANNED IN NOVEMBER:mad::mad: I HATE THE UNDERGROUND DRIVERS AND LOOK WHAT DISTRUBTION THEY CAUSE
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE LATEST PLANNED STRIKES?
PLUS THE OTHER QUESTION IS
WILL THE STRIKE BE CANCELLED
WILL THESE PLANNED STRIKES AFFECT YOU?

Bubblewrap

1st October 2010 21:57

So they take whatever crap management throws at them tug the old forelock and lick the bosses..............................:mad:

railwaybuddy

1st October 2010 22:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by bubblewrap (Post 54346)

so they take whatever crap management throws at them tug the old forelock and lick the bosses..............................:mad:

what has that got to do wiv any of the questions i just asked
???

pre65

1st October 2010 22:04

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Originally Posted by railwaybuddy (Post 54347)

what has that got to do wiv any of the questions i just asked
???

It has a relevance to the reasons behind the strike action.

Don't get so het up railwaybuddy !:cool:

Bubblewrap

1st October 2010 22:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by railwaybuddy (Post 54347)

what has that got to do wiv any of the questions i just asked
???

I thought this thread was on about the tube strike and the reasons why the drivers were taking action.
Don't take action and management will walk all over the drivers impose unacceptable conditions.:mad:

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