'Nae Pasaran' and Scotland's Ghost Ferries
A first look at tomorrow's Sunday Post #tomorrowspaperstoday @AllieHBNews #scotpapers #buyapaper pic.twitter.com/pylM6PzPix
— The Sunday Post (@Sunday_Post) April 2, 2022
I suspect this Sunday Post story is correct because engines lying unused for years seize up and become useless, as the Rolls Royce workers in East Kilbride knew only too well when they refused to repair General Pinochet's war planes!
Nae Pasaran! (November 09, 2018)
Don't just take my word for it - here's what another satisfied cinema goer had to say about the movie 'Nae Pasaran', an everyday tale of ordinary people taking a stand and changing the course of history.
Just back from seeing Nae Pasaran - it was brilliant makes you feel so proud but was very emotional as well - well worth going to see guys x
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Nae Pasaran! (06/11/18)
Lots of readers have been in touch to say that they are going along to the Glasgow Film Theatre to see 'Nae Pasaran!'
I hope the film lives up to the billing I've given it, but let me know what you think yourselves.
Because the people involved in the fight for equal pay in Glasgow - and the recent strike in the city - have every reason to be proud of the stand that they've made.
Because just like the Rolls Royce workers ordinary people sometimes make history by doing the right and decent thing.
Nae Pasaran! (05/11/18)
Go and see the movie for yourself - it will put a real spring in your step and make you proud.
Especially those of you who have been involved in the historic events surrounding the long fight for equal pay in Glasgow City Council.