Royal Mail workers in London condemn war against Venezuela and express solidarity with US workers against Trump

[Barnacle]

This committee want to remove the recognised union from the workplace. The CWU would not be replaced by this committee.

Workers would be left with no representation whatsoever.

[tramssirhc]

The WSWS/SEP nor the Rank and File committee have ever made that demand. That's utter nonsense. I'd happily see the CWU replaced with a real worker led independent fighting back trade union.

[Tman]

We've already established that the outpourings by the (supposed) PWRFC, Stage3 and others are a false flag, anti-union, and by extension, an anti-worker operation, so let's ask again, what do you know about the events in Venezuela that the rest of us apparently don't?

[stage3]

We've already established that the outpourings by the (supposed) PWRFC, Stage3 and others are a false flag, anti-union, and by extension, an anti-worker operation, so let's ask again, what do you know about the events in Venezuela that the rest of us apparently don't?

Get a grip. The only thing you've established is your defence of a union bureaucracy which acts as a pro-company outfit. All you can muster are slanders against any push back from the standpoint of the rank and file.

That is very much connected to your hostility to workers expressing their views which do not chime with the media and the government backing Trump's illegal actions in Venezuela. You can have your views, but they can't as according to you only "dummies" of the "Far Left" would have any concerns. And you never came back on how the US actions against Venezuela are in complete violation of the UN Charter. You are not in any position to accuse others of being useful idiots as you regurgitate the propaganda used to sell every regime change operation for control of the oil going back to Iraq.

[Tman]

Your protestations are futile, and your anti-worker rhetoric is wasted, as you've already been rumbled as just another anti-proletariat lackey.
As Shakespeare had it "methinks he doth protest too much".