Bob Crow does not support Ken Livingstone?

The militant rail union leader Bob Crow has threatened to sue Boris Johnson, saying it is "offensive," "malicious" and "defamatory" for the mayor of London to associate him with Ken Livingstone. Lawyers for rail union leader Bob Crow have said the association with Livingston has a negative effect on his reputation. In the letter, seen by The Sunday Telegraph, they insist that Mr Crow "has not supported Mr Livingstone's campaign as Labour candidate" and "disagrees with him" on some issues.

I almost fell off my chair... laughing. I understand why Bob Crow might be furious with Boris Johnson after Boris Johnson announced massive job losses with the implementation of automated trains and lay off of underground service workers but the idea that Bob Crow and Ken Livingstone don't see each other eye to eye is something worth recording onto some sort of Guinness Book of Records.

As days go by, the London Assembly Elections campaign gets more and more interesting. Both Ken and Boris are involved in a meaningless show of numbers and percentages trying to sound impressive when the present state of the British economy wouldn't allow anybody rational to make any predictions. 

They all promise hundreds of thousand new jobs for London. If you want to believe in fairy tales, that is your choice. The reality is that we can merely talk about principles and trends what we would like to promote at a time when the policies of Lib Lab Con can only produce more and more lay-offs in an already depressed environment.

Bob Crow successfully managed to negotiate salary increases for transport workers. Unfortunately, when the said increases become a reality most of their jobs will no longer exist.