Ding dong the witch is dead

[richfzs]

, and unions fight for the rights and conditions of others and not to line their own pockets.

So how do you square that with Arthur scargill, who is on record as admitting that the miners strike was more about an attempted power grab by him, within the labour party, than it ever was about the miners? That's almost certainly a big part of why the NUM decided to chuck him out his "flat for life".

Anybody who thinks the union leaderships are any less power crazed than the MPs (of any colour) are delusional.

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