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TUC cancels its cost of living protest outside Tory conference.
Lots of local union branches in the replies/qts that already spent money on coaches.
Looks like they're about to vote for war credits.
*checks the dates of the original New Deal*

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Botswana ordered half a million doses from Moderna months ago and doesn't have them yet, you fucking ghoul.

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Next time there's a tube or bus strike will you be saying this too?
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