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Are you surprised that there would be such revelations about some within the CFMEU, I'm not. The sad reality is the building industry has been a 'hot bed' of criminality for years and years, as long as I can remember. A blast from the past Big Norm Gallagher and the BLF, crime in the building game didn't die with Norm, it just moved on.
Do you think that criminality within the industry is confined to the workers and their unions, could the bosses and the owners also have a hand in some skulduggery at times, they certainly do in my book.
Although my partner was an active member of the HSU, and it was the first time in my life I ever advised someone to resign from the union, I still retained my membership of another union. Like some here will do, I didn't judge the whole union movement by the actions of a slimy few. In the case of the building industry, a tough industry breeds even tougher individuals, and some of those individuals will be criminals. In no way am I resigned to accepting that fact as a "fait accompli", it is only right that the good amongst use, such as yourself and my partner, work to rid the union movement of such people whenever, and wherever possible.
Now, if news broke that the 'Comancheros' had infiltrated the CWA, I would be surprised!
"By the way the CFMEU has constantly tried to infiltrate the greens.
In my work area they had achieved that even openly inviting votes for them." Belly, news to me. No need for a bit of political point scoring against a Labor ally. The usual suspects will do that for you