"As for how to deal with the workers on strike, you can choose some industries that don't affect people's livelihood, and fire a group of people as a warning. To be honest, this time the Labour Party is finally satisfactory and cannot agree to this endless demand for salary increases. Tens of thousands of industrial workers have to raise their wages, and they promised that the British economy would not be in chaos, at least not to the figures they themselves proposed."

The government's reckoning with Ford's post-autumn reckoning expounded its determination not to back down this time, which caused

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