Blair - Paid Up War Criminal
Here is the full protest, no longer shown on maintream TV due to the JP Morgan allegations. JP Morgan Chase is the largest bank in the US. Tony Blair is currently a part time employee of JP Morgan Chase on a salary of $1 million.
Tribute to the fallen and veterans
You can see the "desecration of a war memorial" at 38 seconds in. Don't blink.
Hollande or Sarkozy
Holland Sarkozy
Tweedledee or Tweedledum?
Holland Sarkozy
From the right or left?
Europe! or Yurope!
Surveillance cameras or camera surveillance?
OGM? or GMO?
The war for war? or War for Peace?
Chorus x2
Global Governance? or New World Order?
Build walls? or Destroy nature?
Carbon tax? or tax on air?
Honour the debt? or Honouring or the beast?
Chorus x2
DSK Too bad he's gone ... he was really different ...
Oh yes! He was really different!
Unite LGBT election results
Two days ahead of the official announcement Grass Roots Left have the results of the election for the LGBT seat on the union's executive. Click here: www.grassrootsleft.org .
Hester trousered £7.7M
Happy Times Stephen Hester |
100 RBS bankers on more than £1m
Hester's basic pay is £1.2million.
Stop War on Iran before it starts
Stop The War Rally - Hands off Iran and Syria
Saturday 28 January
US Embassy 2pm-4pm
Grosvenor Square London W1
Details... Download leaflet...£200 Per Hour
This is the sort of thing which brings Unite into disrepute, courtesy of the Daily Mail:
Harman's MP husband forced to apologise after failing to declare £60,000 in payments from Unite union
By Jason GrovesShamed: Jack Dromey (pictured with wife Harriet Harman) breached Commons rules for failing to declare payments totaling almost £60,000
Mr Dromey, 63, is Ed Miliband’s shadow housing minister and served for years as Labour’s treasurer, as well as holding a string of senior positions during a 32-year career in the trade union movement. But Mr Dromey was let off with a slap on the wrist after a committee of MPs ruled he was a ‘new and inexperienced MP’.
After his election in May 2010, Mr Dromey said he was resigning as Unite’s deputy general secretary and had ‘declined my salary in the meantime’. In fact, he continued to work for the union part time, charging up to £200 an hour for several months.
Mr Dromey was paid more than £28,000 in wages until he finally stopped working for the union in October 2010. The following month he was also given a £30,000 pay-off. He also had the use of a union-funded car, which he bought at a discount
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