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    Default RMT Union calls for withdrawal from EU

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    TRANSPORT UNION RMT today called for British withdrawal from the EU and attacked the media for only using right-wing voices from the anti-EU side of the debate when in fact it is the working class that are suffering most across Europe as a result of the bankers and business-led austerity measures.

    Quote Originally Posted by RMT
    RMT General Secretary Bob Crow said:

    “RMT’s position is clear, not only should there be an early in/out referendum but also we are calling unequivocally for British withdrawal.

    “Across Europe, and specifically in Spain and Greece which are at the eye of the storm, it is the working class who are suffering the most as democracy is ripped apart and the EU and the central bank demand cuts to jobs, wages and pensions and wholesale privatisation of public assets.

    “RMT will not sit back and allow this debate to be dominated by UKIP and the right wing of the Tory Party. Ministers like Michael Gove are now only raising the issue of withdrawal out of pure political opportunism. He could not care less about the rates of youth unemployment across Europe, the only concern of these Tory “Johnny Come Lately’s” is saving their own political skins.

    “RMT will continue to set out the left wing, pro-worker case for British withdrawal from the EU that puts jobs, standards of living, democracy and public services centre stage. The truth is that you cannot be pro-EU and anti-austerity when the whole structure of the European project is dominated by the interests of bankers and big business, the driving forces behind the imposition of austerity measures across the Continent.”
    Politically and economically i'm on the other side of most Unions, however as i've said in the past - this is an issue that goes right past the left and right sides of the spectrum. It's an issue of whether or not we govern ourselves.

    Glad the RMT has backed withdrawal.

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    Last edited by -:Undertaker:-; 18-05-2013 at 08:10 AM.

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