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    Quote Originally Posted by happy daze john in oz View Post
    Lewis, thank you now let me enlighten you.

    Confusing I know,.


    Defo, or would have kept mum

    ?

    K.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Williams View Post
    Hi Vernon.
    Thanks for your concern.The effects of the earthquake
    were felt as far north as Birmingham and as far south
    as Cornwall.As the crow flies,I live about twenty miles
    away from the epicentre,but did not feel a thing,strange.
    Dave
    Hi Dave.
    There was shaking in the hillsides\ there was shaking in the Vales,\ but down there in Llanelly \ their hands were shaking holding ales,\ they still say there is a welcome\and with a love that never fails\ they say that try should have been given\ in Llanelly down in Wales .
    No wonder you didn't feel anything you must have been all numb.
    Cheers Des
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewis McColl View Post
    Now should I bite, no ,give him the benefit of the doubt, been out in the sun to long
    I said have a glass, not the whole bloody bottle.
    Happy daze John in Oz.

    Life is too short to blend in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by happy daze john in oz View Post
    I said have a glass, not the whole bloody bottle.
    Here you go John this may help cure your problem.th.jpg seeing as you are suffering from diarrhea_cg1p48735124c_th.jpg

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    I like your answer.As far as I remember the miners did not
    vote to strike,but were ORDERED out by the NUM who were
    hell bent on bringing down the Government.Is it true the Arthur
    Scargill still lives in a house rent free owned by whats left of
    the NUM and also has his car changed again paid for by the NUM.
    Dave Williams

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    Right Dave,
    there was no strike ballot. It was all Scargills left wing , commie, pinko Political Agenda.
    He should have been gaoled for what he did. Men were killed just going to the Pit. Men were beaten up, their wives and children threatened with violence, homes trashed with windows smashed, their cars trashed.
    It happened to my Brother. By RentaMob.
    Maintenance teams were refused entry to the pits, Scargill knew what would happen if no maintenance.
    Pits flooded, roofs caved in crushing millions of pounds of equipment. Pits became totally destroyed unable ever to work again.
    He still lives in a NUM Mansion for a peppercorn rent and the use of an apartment in London, also a chaufered car for his use. still paid for from the contributions of the miners.
    He is a gangster.

    Harold Wilson also closed 211 coal mines, making thousands of miners redundant.
    Also in the Callaghan Labour Government more mines were shut.
    So all these working class "HEROES" were all phoneys and con men ripping off the very workers they should have been supporting,
    and then Scargill finished the job for them. closing down the Industry, and people still believe in their doctrine and vote for them.
    I despair for the sheep.
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    Originally Posted by Captain Kong:
    I am Not getting Political, but just setting the record straight,
    I am from a mining family so we were affected by it, My brother and nephews all lost their jobs.
    Maggie did Not close the mines, it was the left wing commies, Scargill who closed the mines. FACT.
    Another fact, Wilson closed more mines than the last time....

    ........
    Quote Originally Posted by Lewis McColl View Post
    What a load of utter bollo-s.



    . Any decent negotiator could have resolved that strike, that government did not want to resolve it.
    ''A decent negotiator'' She was In 1980 coal production peaked 150 million tonne per annum on a subsidy of £30.00 per tonne. That's around 4.5 Billion pounds. Lewis!!
    You quote Germany why? The UK imports most of it's coal from Columbia, Russia & the USA....And Germany's subsidy ends this year!

    Hopefully someone will remove the trumpet and stick a cork in instead, not just any old cork mind you, a champagne one .........we don't want any more air escaping once it's in
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    Harold Wilson signed the Lima Agreement in 1967, That was an agreement by the biggest industrial nations to spread the wealth to the Third World,
    So Industries were closed down, and shipped overseas, Mines closed and coal imported from poorer countries like Poland and eastern Europe, etc. He closed down the Textiles Industry,
    In Bolton, known as King Cotton, the biggest cotton spinning town in the world every mill was closed down and the machinery boxed up and shipped out to India , and other eastern countries, In Bolton, 20,000 cotton workers thrown on the scrap heap including my Dad and Mother.
    Hundreds of Thousands of Textile workers on the scrap heap. Thousands of Miners on the scrap heap. and many many other industries closed dow and shipped to the east.
    Mr Wilson was not a very nice man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marian Gray View Post
    Originally Posted by Captain Kong:
    I am Not getting Political, but just setting the record straight,




    Hopefully someone will remove the trumpet and stick a cork in instead, not just any old cork mind you, a champagne one .........we don't want any more air escaping once it's in
    Wish she was here doing the Brexit negotiations Marian, would feel more confident of the terms she would achieve for the UK, we really need a strong leader right now. JFC
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