crodonilson
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Just saw Mick Lynch interview on GMB, a deeply impressive person sorting out his members needs and talking with a great deal of common sense. What's everyone elses thoughts on him?
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nicko31
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Well never been in a Union and probably never will.
But if I was I'd be happy he was fighting for my rights, not shy is calling our lying government ministers
But if I was I'd be happy he was fighting for my rights, not shy is calling our lying government ministers
dejavuatbtn
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Reminds me of Peter Sellars in I’m All Right Jack.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
If ever there was a man for the 70s.......
Can’t make my mind up. Has the air (and background) of a career unionist who takes just a bit too much delight in causing significant disruption to people’s lives, but on then other side seems to be doing a reasonable job of holding some of these utter goons to account.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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I like him but sadly I won’t be voting as I don’t understand the two options.
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Odious.The other union rep that I saw interviewed is almost literate. Almost, but not quite.
- Jul 10, 2003
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You'd all be in a far better place if Mick Lynch was looking after you.
I'm the same although I'm now swaying to the latter because ultimately, he's been elected and is now doing his job very well.
In an age where our government doesn't bother doing the right thing by the people it represents (unlike every single one of our governments I've ever witnessed), I find that refreshing.
Why? Has he sold his members down the river for a sniff of becoming a Lord or something?Probably a good bet for Cabinet posts in Johnson's imminent reshuffle then
Interesting, how being literate is brought up as a criticism of someone doing a good job. Especially when we have a bunch of highly educated, literate chancers in power slowly taking apart the country.
Maybe we should be paying more attention to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it?
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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he's not as great as everyone makes out at interviews, just plays a straight bat. he has a simple mandate and sticks to it. poor journos trying to be clever and wrong foot him. BBC chap this morning kept to simple questions, he came across ordinary and misspoke a couple of times.
...or maybe using words outside of your vocabulary range?
- Jul 10, 2003
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Probably a good bet for Cabinet posts in Johnson's imminent reshuffle then
Why? Has he sold his members down the river for a sniff of becoming a Lord or something?
It was more an observation on bunglec***'s history of appointing odious and illiterate individuals to his cabinet, and [MENTION=1510]Binney on acid[/MENTION] using these terms to describe Mick Lynch
Neville's Breakfast
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That wouldn’t be popular on NSC. It’s very important we do the right thing with spaces before question marks
nicko31
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Don't be silly far better to punch ya self in the face every 5 years, own the libs and wake up with lowest pension in the developed world
But only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays