THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS ARE AT IT AGAIN.

Here in Britain, we have this week witnessed the annual conference  of the Trades Union Congress. The usual suspects were all on parade, after all, they haven't got anything more important to occupy their time, so they might as well recommend the usual mayhem. The dazzling 'pink hue' of Bob Crow, RMT (transport workers), Len McCluskey, Unite and Dave Prentis, Unison. They select names that suggest togetherness, but only between themselves. The rest of us can go to hell. They are coercing their membership to have strike action across the board, in an endeavour to increase their terms and conditions of employment. This is against a back-drop of recession/depression, take your pick. These three in happydrome wouldn't normally have to get out of bed to create trouble; I'm sure that they could bring this about lying in bed with a mobile phone.

It is worth bearing in mind, that these characters of ill repute form the backbone of financial support for the Labour party; they made sure that Ed 'Thoroughly Modern' Miliband became leader of the party, because he would be their puppet, perhaps muppet would describe the dimwit more accurately.

So the foregoing is how workers' representatives tackle the financial predicament in which GB, along with much of the western world, finds itself.


AND WE WONDER WHY WE ARE IN THE RED.