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Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as Recliner
gently breathed: Somehow, I can't see Brother Crow agreeing to pendulum arbitration, and it's hard to see the current government agreeing to anything that could hurt their union paymasters. True. But the current government is about to get spectacularly booted out by the Conservatives, who might be more minded (especially if they thought they had the support of ordinary Londoners, some of whom might think that strike-caused disruption was putting their own jobs at risk) to smash RMT's ability to cause utter chaos in the capital once and for all. It's beginning to feel like 1979 all over again, with a chaotic and shambling Labour administration, beset by problems internal and external, soon to be swept into history by resurgent Tories. Lets just hope this time it doesn't lead to a re-run of the Major period ten years later. NP: Cybercide - Further. -- - DJ Pyromancer, Black Sheep, Leeds. http://www.sheepish.net - Wisefire Promotions, Goth & Metal. http://www.wise-fire.com - http://www.inkubus-sukkubus.co.uk http://www.revival.stormshadow.com |
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