I am highly qualified for this job I have no idea how US labour relations work. Also not American citizen. No experience in these industries. But I do have some wacky ideas how to deal with labour (Notice spelling) issues. Sure congress and DjT will back me
Here’s a real world conundrum which nation has made the biggest fkup
Uk and Brexit
Us and not voting Harris
I think I know the answer
Pretty difficult to refute a single thing in this perfect assessment of where the f**k we are, from @iandunt.bsky.social:
Virgin .. RPI was announced at 3.8%, which means that from your April bill, your monthly price will go up by 7.7%. So this is the new normal. Why can’t the GMT or NEU just send the same to rail companies or the govt notice wages are increasing by this amount or is it just capitalists protected.
Socialism but for capitalists. Subsidies for companies who underpay their workers. Profits rise. Shareholders get rich. Poor get poorer. Convince me otherwise
Now that you put it like that. I was wondering what our role was
By all means give the Brexit guy and his ghouls wall to wall air time @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social
Energy giants generated over £125bn profits on their UK operations since 2020.
Some of the highest prices in the world.
Destroying industry fuelling inflation creating poverty.
120,000 people a year die in fuel poverty,
Govts appease corporations. None curbs profiteering.
Tax dodging immigrant worries about immigration.
They really are the worst of us.
All winnable except Burnley cos they are awful. I’ll get me coat ….
Whatever the issue at fullback is we can’t avoid the dire performance of our strikers for the best part of 10 years. Solve that and the full back issue will become slightly irritating issue that I’m happy to join in with.
Good thinking here
go.bsky.app/6BvShph
Grifters will grift
Nigel Farage’s trip to Davos was hosted and paid for by the $10bn family trust of an Iranian-born billionaire, Sasan Ghandehari.
This trust has a murky link to a small design firm called Interior Architecture Landscape which gave £200,000 to Reform.
Why? What has he promised them?
I think you will find it is actually benefiting shareholders and directors of the power companies. Ordinary citizens are still paying outrageous prices for their power
Isn’t this what Labour are supposed to be doing
Why do you think they invented bricks
Resist
Can’t see the problem with this analysis. Makes complete sense.
Happy New Year you lovely people.
A reminder that 2026 should be the year you leave X (if you haven’t already!)
Seem to have misspelt ruining there Darren
If you are correct at 80% what are the other 20%
Remind me not to mess with Cher.
Billionaires shouldn't be able to buy a bigger voice in politics. Add your name to @electoralreform.bsky.social's call to put a cap on how much they can donate in the #ElectionsBill
action.electoral-reform.org.uk/page/179420/...
If you are not afraid of the consequences of Trump and the broligarcs I recommend a watch of ‘the Apprentice’ on Netflix. Feightening insights into his earlier career
