dronefromsector7G
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Yes but most of the Muslims are illegal immigrants and not on the census - there’s 30 million of them
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What has the UK become?
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bluethrunthru
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Yes but most of the Muslims are illegal immigrants and not on the census - there’s 30 million of them
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But they all have jobs get free medical treatment drive flash cars etc etc lol
bluethrunthru
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You have nothing to accuse me of being a racist it was my opinion after all it’s a forum for discussion I take great umbrage at what you have said and I await your apology
You will get that when you back your opinion up with facts
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Wise wordsdon't engage with him he is a race baiter and wumming
East Level 2
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30 million? So all Bootham Crescent not just the away bit.Yes but most of the Muslims are illegal immigrants and not on the census - there’s 30 million of them
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metalblue
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Good grief. We have got proper railway historians on here you know.
You missed out the Grouping.
The beauty of history is it helps us learn, doing the same thing as before and expecting a different outcome is the definition of insanity I believe.
Do you think rail nationalisation was a positive thing and why?
No.The beauty of history is it helps us learn, doing the same thing as before and expecting a different outcome is the definition of insanity I believe.
Do you think rail nationalisation was a positive thing and why?
Just look at my previous posts for why. I'm not writing an essay for someone who thought it worthwhile posting to tell us that the railways were private until they weren't.
I can always confuse a Tory by asking if they're happy that train drivers are paid so much because privatisation pushed up wages once different train companies had to compete for the same drivers.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Train drivers should be well paid. It’s a hugely responsible job.No.
Just look at my previous posts for why. I'm not writing an essay for someone who thought it worthwhile posting to tell us that the railways were private until they weren't.
I can always confuse a Tory by asking if they're happy that train drivers are paid so much because privatisation pushed up wages once different train companies had to compete for the same drivers.
BrianW
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My grandad was proud that on the Great Central, they got paid more than on the Midland or L&Y. I think it was 6d a day or something like that. So this competition for labour is nothing new.
One consequence of nationalisation was that the grades were standardised across the piece, which was what unions wanted.
One consequence of nationalisation was that the grades were standardised across the piece, which was what unions wanted.
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It's sad but I miss the coloured piping on our jackets we used to get to show our grades.My grandad was proud that on the Great Central, they got paid more than on the Midland or L&Y. I think it was 6d a day or something like that. So this competition for labour is nothing new.
One consequence of nationalisation was that the grades were standardised across the piece, which was what unions wanted.
Technically we're still his majesty's officers of the railways.