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Ever wondered what #strikes have won for working people?🤔 📅The 2day weekend 🦺Collective bargaining rights 😷Sick leave 🤰Maternity leave 🧑‍🦳Retirement age 💼Pensions ⚖️Equality laws & equal pay 💰Living wages ⏳Working hours 📢This #MayDay2024, secure your rights at work, defend your #RightToStrike! 👉 #ForDemocracy

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AIRF.COMMS2 years ago

Replying to @ituc @ShivaGopalMish1 @airfindia stands #ForDemocracy Globally & Vows to Strive & achieve #Democracy for Every Worker @ITFglobalunion @ITF_DelhiOffice @ilo @ILOACTRAV @AshwiniVaishnaw @narendramodi @RailMinIndia @luc_triangle @equaltimes @itucasiapacific #MayDay2024

Nancy Rogers2 years ago

What have unions done for the rest of us since Fed. government agencies took over?

GlasgowCharlie2 years ago

Massive pensions for us officials while we ask you to strike and lose money. While ours still goes in the bank! 1st union officials to lose money when its members strike will get my dues.

Sarah K2 years ago

Great video! Well done @ituc!

cheerfulsole2 years ago

And destroyed the British coal industry.

John Don2 years ago

No White male in account header but i bet the place is run by mostly White males. Stick your DEI where the sun don't shine.

Jackson2 years ago

... and many more.

John Cunningham2 years ago

All to be scooped up & thrown in the bin, once the Freeports come to town.

Ruairi Fahy 🇹🇼 🇦🇲🇬🇪🇬🇷🇨🇾 ⭐️2 years ago

You have all this thanks to the taxes paid by workers, households, and businesses.

Never late with a V82 years ago

Oh I get it. Right o I am on strike until the whole Government (I mean the civil service too) has been sent to Rwanda

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J Stewart

51,484 views • 4 months ago

This week has been like so many over the last six years - another round of threats and intimidation from Pakistani gangsters and Bangladeshi Islamists desperate to silence me for speaking out against the gang rape of working class White girls by Pakistani men. Scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll find their links to The Labour Party politicians every time. The latest Islamist preacher targeting me? He fronts a litter-picking group funded by Oldham Council. And Greater Manchester Police? Neck-deep in covering for these criminals. Every crime I report vanishes into thin air, no matter the evidence I provide to Andy Burnham’s police force. Ask yourself: is this just incompetence, or does exposing The Labour Party criminality come at a price? Let’s be clear: their threats won’t stop me. But without the numbers behind this movement, we won’t secure the National Inquiry we need. My name is Raja Miah MBE. For six years, I have led the campaign that exposed how Labour politicians shielded Pakistani rape gangs. Without your support, this fight ends and they win. If you believe in what we’ve built together, please subscribe to my newsletter, Red Wall and the Rabble. It's free. Or pay from just 75p a week if you can afford to do so. 👉 If a subscription isn’t possible, please consider a one-off contribution: 👉 👉 We desperately need to grow our supporter base. So far, despite the millions that take value from my work, less that 3,000 people are signed up to my work - the vast majority on free subscriptions. Stand with me. We will not secure a National Inquiry without your help. 👉 Raja 🙏

This week has been like so many over the last six years - another round of threats and intimidation from Pakistani gangsters and Bangladeshi Islamists desperate to silence me for speaking out against the gang rape of working class White girls by Pakistani men. Scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll find their links to The Labour Party politicians every time. The latest Islamist preacher targeting me? He fronts a litter-picking group funded by Oldham Council. And Greater Manchester Police? Neck-deep in covering for these criminals. Every crime I report vanishes into thin air, no matter the evidence I provide to Andy Burnham’s police force. Ask yourself: is this just incompetence, or does exposing The Labour Party criminality come at a price? Let’s be clear: their threats won’t stop me. But without the numbers behind this movement, we won’t secure the National Inquiry we need. My name is Raja Miah MBE. For six years, I have led the campaign that exposed how Labour politicians shielded Pakistani rape gangs. Without your support, this fight ends and they win. If you believe in what we’ve built together, please subscribe to my newsletter, Red Wall and the Rabble. It's free. Or pay from just 75p a week if you can afford to do so. 👉 If a subscription isn’t possible, please consider a one-off contribution: 👉 👉 We desperately need to grow our supporter base. So far, despite the millions that take value from my work, less that 3,000 people are signed up to my work - the vast majority on free subscriptions. Stand with me. We will not secure a National Inquiry without your help. 👉 Raja 🙏

Raja Miah

51,506 views • 1 year ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents showed up at a work site in Brownsville, Texas, claiming to be looking for two people… and ended up illegally handcuffing TWO U.S. CITIZENS, throwing one of them against a truck, threatening to arrest him again, and scanning everyone’s faces to determine their “status.” In the video, ICE showed up looking for two people. They asked the foreman if he knew them. He said no. Then, they asked if they could talk to the other workers about the people they were looking for. The foreman said, “If they want to talk to you, they can.” And then an ICE agent tried to scan the foreman’s face to run him through their system. The foreman told him he was not allowed to just scan his face. The foreman then walked over to one of his workers’ trucks, where ICE agents were surrounding the work vehicles at their work site. He asked what was going on. He repeatedly asked who they were looking for, and told them the people they claimed to be looking for were not there. The agent responded, “Well, we want to make sure.” The foreman told them, “Well, we aren’t them. You all need to leave.” And then an ICE agent threatened to arrest him. “You need to settle down or I have to put you in cuffs.” Except this man was not threatening them. He was not attacking them. He was not even raising his voice. He was standing there, asking questions and telling government agents to leave his workplace, after they had already expanded their investigation beyond the two people they claimed to be looking for. So, the ICE agent threw him against a truck and handcuffed him. A U.S. citizen. And after they released him, he asked for the agents’ badge numbers. And the agent responded by threatening to handcuff him AGAIN. The government cannot simply show up, invade your workplace, surround your vehicles, demand access to people who are not the subjects of their investigation, scan your face, and then arrest you because you object to what they are doing. The First Amendment protects your right to question government agents and verbally protest their actions. The Fourth Amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures. And an arrest cannot simply be used as punishment because an officer does not like the fact that you are standing there, asking questions, or asserting your rights. Then the foreman saw another person ICE had in handcuffs… He told them they needed to let him go because he was not the person they were looking for. The agents eventually released the person they had in handcuffs… after scanning his face and discovering that he was also a U.S. citizen. The government is creating situations where people are expected to silently obey armed agents, who refuse to explain what they are doing… while they violate your constitutional rights… and then punishing anyone who dares to ask questions. When the government tells you that your only options are blind obedience or punishment… you are not living in a free country.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents showed up at a work site in Brownsville, Texas, claiming to be looking for two people… and ended up illegally handcuffing TWO U.S. CITIZENS, throwing one of them against a truck, threatening to arrest him again, and scanning everyone’s faces to determine their “status.” In the video, ICE showed up looking for two people. They asked the foreman if he knew them. He said no. Then, they asked if they could talk to the other workers about the people they were looking for. The foreman said, “If they want to talk to you, they can.” And then an ICE agent tried to scan the foreman’s face to run him through their system. The foreman told him he was not allowed to just scan his face. The foreman then walked over to one of his workers’ trucks, where ICE agents were surrounding the work vehicles at their work site. He asked what was going on. He repeatedly asked who they were looking for, and told them the people they claimed to be looking for were not there. The agent responded, “Well, we want to make sure.” The foreman told them, “Well, we aren’t them. You all need to leave.” And then an ICE agent threatened to arrest him. “You need to settle down or I have to put you in cuffs.” Except this man was not threatening them. He was not attacking them. He was not even raising his voice. He was standing there, asking questions and telling government agents to leave his workplace, after they had already expanded their investigation beyond the two people they claimed to be looking for. So, the ICE agent threw him against a truck and handcuffed him. A U.S. citizen. And after they released him, he asked for the agents’ badge numbers. And the agent responded by threatening to handcuff him AGAIN. The government cannot simply show up, invade your workplace, surround your vehicles, demand access to people who are not the subjects of their investigation, scan your face, and then arrest you because you object to what they are doing. The First Amendment protects your right to question government agents and verbally protest their actions. The Fourth Amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures. And an arrest cannot simply be used as punishment because an officer does not like the fact that you are standing there, asking questions, or asserting your rights. Then the foreman saw another person ICE had in handcuffs… He told them they needed to let him go because he was not the person they were looking for. The agents eventually released the person they had in handcuffs… after scanning his face and discovering that he was also a U.S. citizen. The government is creating situations where people are expected to silently obey armed agents, who refuse to explain what they are doing… while they violate your constitutional rights… and then punishing anyone who dares to ask questions. When the government tells you that your only options are blind obedience or punishment… you are not living in a free country.

Jesus Freakin Congress

778,889 views • 1 month ago

Equity vs Token In 2022 the dual-capital raise structure (equity + token warrant) got standardized in crypto and in its consequence forever hardcoded venture funded tokens to drift to zero. Tokens are now deployed to speed run liquidity for investors and founders, and are a rescue string to pull for investors once the equity investment doesn't look bright. The dual-capital raise structure made tokens the inferior vehicle over the equity, and even though both are usually marketed to retail as the same thing, the value proposition differ immensely. We now see this trend reverse after years of I'm happy to release Street's research paper today alongside Ash : "Bifurcation of Equity and Token in Cryptocurrency Markets". Read here: Venture Capitalists usually try to hide this or not talk about it because it's an uncomfortable topic admitting that the tokens have no Information, Governance, Economic or Litigation Rights and the people buying it for more than $0 are literally just speculating on these rights existing at some point. From a fundamental perspective one could argue that the fair value of all these coins is 0 + the odds of the team ever giving the token holders rights. You can convert your already live token to easily without redeploying or changing code, if you are interested go to and we'll talk with you or shoot me a PM. We take 0bps fees & pay for all the legal fees. We work together with the best security lawyers and the same SEC litigation lawyers that represented Ripple in front of the SEC. Our international legal stack is with firms that are working with Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and every large bank in the US. Street & ERC-S stands for quality. It's time to be courageous and provide your token holders with actual value & not just a slop token that has nothing to do with your business.

Equity vs Token In 2022 the dual-capital raise structure (equity + token warrant) got standardized in crypto and in its consequence forever hardcoded venture funded tokens to drift to zero. Tokens are now deployed to speed run liquidity for investors and founders, and are a rescue string to pull for investors once the equity investment doesn't look bright. The dual-capital raise structure made tokens the inferior vehicle over the equity, and even though both are usually marketed to retail as the same thing, the value proposition differ immensely. We now see this trend reverse after years of I'm happy to release Street's research paper today alongside Ash : "Bifurcation of Equity and Token in Cryptocurrency Markets". Read here: Venture Capitalists usually try to hide this or not talk about it because it's an uncomfortable topic admitting that the tokens have no Information, Governance, Economic or Litigation Rights and the people buying it for more than $0 are literally just speculating on these rights existing at some point. From a fundamental perspective one could argue that the fair value of all these coins is 0 + the odds of the team ever giving the token holders rights. You can convert your already live token to easily without redeploying or changing code, if you are interested go to and we'll talk with you or shoot me a PM. We take 0bps fees & pay for all the legal fees. We work together with the best security lawyers and the same SEC litigation lawyers that represented Ripple in front of the SEC. Our international legal stack is with firms that are working with Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and every large bank in the US. Street & ERC-S stands for quality. It's time to be courageous and provide your token holders with actual value & not just a slop token that has nothing to do with your business.

Lukas (miya)

29,857 views • 9 months ago