Regulars have already guessed which union or unions.
It’s the GMB, isn’t it?
Indeed:
Quickly, before we deal with the GMB, the STUC congress backed the GMB motion? Try taking that one to your members lads!
First, nuclear power is far more expensive and unreliable. See:
Second, the GMB is closely allied with the right-wing imperialist element in the Labour Party.
Third, we know their SNP bad stuff well, here:
Full text at: https://talkingupscotlandtwo.com/?s=GMB
Talking-up Scotland 
Sorry John O/T but I thought you would like this and I wonder if DRoss will be all over it asking where has the money gone,I doubt it.
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/moray/5685187/urgent-decision-aberlour-nursery-cabins-unauthorised/
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John
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If anyone is being “dogmatic” it is those people who would foist nuclear power stations on a country which doesn’t need nor want them.
As always,it is all about England and it’s needs.
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The Dounreay site will be ready for unrestricted use in 300 years.
Here’s why
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dounreay-2023/dounreay-2023
“Your guide to Scotland’s centre of excellence in nuclear decommissioning”
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John
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Much like Windscale/seascale, these projects were to produce plutonium for thr hydrogen bomb.
Have a look at Torness refuellings, twice this year, the fuel is supposed to power the plant for 2 years.
Anything to do with the johnston 80 extra warheads?
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GMB is a Union ? Who does it represent ? Sarwar or its members ?
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GMB do represent a lot of low paid workers but they do not represent them very well choosing instead to play political activist games on behalf of the Westminster Labour Party and as is usually the case the union reps are no longer actually doing the job they are employed to do because they get so much facility time to do their union work they lose touch with the job and the workers.
What a mess but it’s what happens when union leaders become political activists for a political party.
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