The point is that our Post Office is a world-class organisation that is being cut to the bone by management who are hell bent on squeezing ever more profit out of it. They do this in any way such as ever higher workloads or closing our 'unprofitable' town and rural post offices, when the British Post Office was set up to be a PUBLIC SERVICE in the first place.
I am normally against strikes, but I do sympathise with the PO workers this time.

This slimy government with Mandy as its spokesman is behind all this betrayal of course.

Anyone can see for themselves that the volume of mail, far from decreasing, has risen tenfold. Counting all the junk mail delivered by Royal Mail plus all the packages delivered from on-line shopping – many going through Royal Mail – only an idiot would believe that mail volumes had decreased. But managers (shown how by the politicians) can make the figures say just what they want them to say – and as decreasing volumes are what the managers want to show, they will measure the mail however they want, to 'prove' their point. The great shame is that the politicians, like Mandelson, under orders from the EU, wish to destroy the Royal Mail as we know it, to turn it into a 'profitable' enterprise so that it can be sold to the highest bidder – then they can charge us whatever they want to charge.

We have to take these conspiracy-style theories seriously, I think. After all, it's now become clear that the EU was entirely planned in secret from the 1970s (or earlier?) and all the old parties colluded. And immigration was planned in about 2000 – and I think there must have been collusion there, since thousands of local councillors knew about the 'Joint Tanancy' system to house and subsidise illegal immigrants at taxpayers' expense, in front of Englishmen and women; and the councillors kept quiet for years. The miners' strike, with McGregor the equivalent of Crozier, was a bit of a disaster; could that have been deliberate? After all, these enormous unions all gave money to 'Labour'. I can't help feeling that the strikes must have been orchestrated. And also that the 'infiltration' of unions by 'Communists' who (like Straw) supported mass murderer Stalin was not quite as worm-like and devious as is suggested: very likely it was deliberate, with rent-a-thugs keeping out union members who wanted democracy. Remember that Spectator article about Pavel Stroilov's and Chernyaev's diaries (7 Nov 2009) – The decision to give Gordon Brown his first and only safe seat, Dunfermline East, was made by two T&G officials: Hugh Wyper, the regional boss and a Communist Party member, and Alec Kitson. This is not exceptional. Neil Kinnock, Tony Blair, Margaret Beckett, Harriet Harman, John Reid — to name just a few — were all T&G people who made their Labour party careers thanks to the union’s backing. And at that time, of course, T&G political backing was within the gift of Alec Kitson.

Maybe some researcher could spend a week or two (or longer) looking at the history of strikes, and their outcomes. There may be some surprising revisionist conclusions awaiting.

Don't think all those problems with drugs, medecines are down to 'accidents' it is a simple formula, what percentage of adverse reactions, deaths, and induced illness creates the most profit, without alerting the public too much as to what is going on.

This is the reality of what is going on. We are being Pharmed.

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