Discontent that will end the Tory Govt is coming

[Gorton_Tubster]

This will be followed by a winter of malcontent.

I don't think we'll end up with bins not emptied or no food or people not being buried etc, our infrastructures are more robust nowadays.

It will be something else just not sure what.

 

[urban genie]

Biffa mcr negotiated a 22% pay rise recently so bins should be fine locally.

Also shows if there is a will to negotiate what can be achieved

 

[WestGorton]

Good, let's get the power cuts, at least we'd save some money.

T Rex at Number One. Perfect.

 

[The perfect fumble]

T Rex at Number One. Perfect.

Ah! The good old days....

 

[pirate]

This will be followed by a winter of malcontent.

I don't think we'll end up with bins not emptied or no food or people not being buried etc, our infrastructures are more robust nowadays.

It will be something else just not sure what.

it really isnt

 

[WestGorton]

Ah! The good old days....

Agreed!

 

[WestGorton]

Ah! The good old days....

First single I ever bought in Stevensons Square. Still got it.

 

[mackenzie]

First single I ever bought in Stevensons Square. Still got it.

My first single was Cum on feel the Noize. Don't have it now, no idea where it went :-(

 

[Gabriel]

An interesting thing about this strike is that it is revealing how the pandemic has changed society and, in turn, how that might have an impact on industrial action; even that term is starting to sound a little outdated. For example, a strike on a work day such as today might be less of an inconvenience to people now that so many have become accustomed to working from home and can easily revert to doing so when given adequate notice. A win for the government and employers, we might think, yet at the same time, if the Unions realize that such timing is maybe less effective, then they'll likely target days when they can maximize the inconvenience: first weekend at the start of the school holidays?

 

[The perfect fumble]

My first single was Cum on feel the Noize. Don't have it now, no idea where it went :-(

I nicked it ;-)

 

[somapop]

I thought the first summer of Covid felt weird, but this doesn't feel particularly pleasant.

 

[mackenzie]

I nicked it ;-)

Hahahaha!! Many thanks ;-)

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

it really isnt

Ohhh yes it is.

 

[Mike D]

So the costs of providing goods and services go up, but the price of the goods and services remain the same?

I see there are a lot of David Ike types when it comes to basic economics these day.

So you are of assuming that everything just stays the same? Like the paying less dividends to pay for the pay rises? Or did you miss that lesson in basic economics?

 

[billfromthehill]

wait till Nov,Dec and Jan, we aint seen nothing yet,anything the government are going to give away it will be over those months to appease the voters but as usual it wont be enough,for many old folk they will have a choice either freeze to death or starve and then there is mental health if those two dont get you

Basterds the lot of em

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

In my early days people would pull together when times got hard, now with the divide and conquer MO, many will only look out for themselves.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Hahahaha!! Many thanks ;-)

 

[remember arthur mann]

In my early days people would pull together when times got hard, now with the divide and conquer MO, many will only look out for themselves.

Exactly what this government has manufactured and wanted.

 

[mat]

"Summer of discontent"

Manufactured media bollocks to scare people off doing what they think is right. It's needs rebranding....

How about the Summer of Socialist Revolution?

:)

 

[Blue Maverick]

Edf offered me a fixed term two weeks ago of £250 a month it’s now £297 I’m currently paying £230 last year I was on £110!! Going to be a rough winter :(