"RedAspect" wrote in message
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"Chris!" wrote in message
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James Farrar wrote:
Maybe he is Bob Crow.

Where does "Bob Law" fit in to the whole strike thing. He is listed as
the "regional coordinator" on the BBC news page where they give out his
mobile phone number.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/h...01_06_crow.pdf

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COMMENT
"It was never the intention of the RMT union to spoil Londoner's
celebrations but to force the LU management to pull back from relaxing
safety measures brought in after the Kings Cross Fire."
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Cut and pasted from www.zoneonelondon.co.uk


From Comrade Bob Crow in his BBC bio:

"I'm not one of those union officials who continually say they regret the
inconvenience caused by industrial action.

You cannot have a dispute without inconvenience to the travelling public."

Cut and pasted from http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4197262.stm

Paul

On Mon, 9 Jan 2006 19:38:14 -0000, "RedAspect"
wrote:



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COMMENT
"It was never the intention of the RMT union to spoil Londoner's
celebrations but to force the LU management to pull back from relaxing
safety measures brought in after the Kings Cross Fire."
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Cut and pasted from www.zoneonelondon.co.uk




So the RMT are concerned about safety, but over at ASLEF, Northern
line drivers go on strike in support of a driver sacked for speeding,
passing a red signal and falling asleep!


Dave

"RedAspect" wrote in message
...

"Chris!" wrote in message
oups.com...

James Farrar wrote:
Maybe he is Bob Crow.

Where does "Bob Law" fit in to the whole strike thing. He is listed as
the "regional coordinator" on the BBC news page where they give out his
mobile phone number.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/h...01_06_crow.pdf

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COMMENT
"It was never the intention of the RMT union to spoil Londoner's
celebrations but to force the LU management to pull back from relaxing
safety measures brought in after the Kings Cross Fire."

If that was the case, then they could have done something to hurt the
management, as opposed to something that hurt the public, and by
consequence, the management. I think you'll find the public doesn't
appreciate being used as a pawn by anyone.

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Chris! ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :

Where does "Bob Law" fit in to the whole strike thing. He is listed as
the "regional coordinator" on the BBC news page where they give out his
mobile phone number.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/h...01_06_crow.pdf

Bobby Law's mobile number is 07930 527686? Really? Gosh, what WOULD happen
if that were to get widely known...

Adrian wrote:
Chris! ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :


Where does "Bob Law" fit in to the whole strike thing. He is listed as
the "regional coordinator" on the BBC news page where they give out his
mobile phone number.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/h...01_06_crow.pdf


Bobby Law's mobile number is 07930 527686? Really? Gosh, what WOULD happen
if that were to get widely known...
He'd get someone to read the instruction book to him to turn it off