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All this trouble and fighting with Police are they all on drugs. Years back when people went on a demo there was never any fighting with Police and there was never any deaths or was there ?
It was a Thursday, but many employed workers had taken the day off to show solidarity with the unemployed. When mounted and foot police launched a series of truncheon charges, the workers fought back with banner poles and torn-up park railings.
Three days later, a second demonstration of 150,000 assembled in Trafalgar Square. Again, the police attacked, the workers fought back, and speeches continued from the platform.
Two days after that, a third demonstration battled police cordons to reach Parliament and present a million-signature petition. 80,000 workers broke through. Running battles continued across the West End into the night.
It was a Thursday, but many employed workers had taken the day off to show solidarity with the unemployed. When mounted and foot police launched a series of truncheon charges, the workers fought back with banner poles and torn-up park railings.
Three days later, a second demonstration of 150,000 assembled in Trafalgar Square. Again, the police attacked, the workers fought back, and speeches continued from the platform.
Two days after that, a third demonstration battled police cordons to reach Parliament and present a million-signature petition. 80,000 workers broke through. Running battles continued across the West End into the night.
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basically because to get it from our own mines, or industries was hard because the unions had previous governments during the 60s and 70s by the B^iis.. It was the Unions which put those industries to sleep ..How can any industry work when the workers won't actually do anything? At the cowley works in oxford 1/3 of the workers worked whilst the other 2/3 played cards.. the unions were quite happy to go along with this and when the management wanted to share out the work more evenly the union stopped it.. the 1/3 who were working who were also union members were always outvoted. do you remember Red Ken? What a To55er..
