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Another Tube strike announced
disgoftunwells wrote:
Indeed, and Mrs Thatcher laid the groundwork carefully. 1980: First legislation 1982: 2nd legislation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employment_Act_1982 1983: Build up coal reserves 1984: Miners strike So using that as a basis, how should TPTB engineer a confrontation with Comrade Crow's mob, and achieve total victory? I suggest it cannot be done. Thatcher's strategy to defeat militancy in the NUM, and destroy Comrade Scargill en route, depended crucially on two major factors; (1) the urgent commissioning of several nuclear power stations that were nearing completion, and (2) the build-up of coal stocks at power stations amounting to five months' supply. Where are the comparable factors underpinning TPTB's campaign against militancy in the RMT, destroying Comrade Crow en route? I suggest there aren't any. |
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