All Out

So the RMT have decided to have another of their teenage temper tantrums. Go fig!
This is despite the fact that no-one seems to understand why the strike happened or what changed to lead to the suspension of action late last night. But we've all been warned that this is not the end of this story. There is still a threat of action with the beginning of another 72-hour strike on Monday. Bob Crow has nailed his colours to the mast again in a statement to BBC News 24:

"Our view the deal we have got is the best possible but if these people from
Transport for London keep on going round and trying to rubbish us then it's
their fault if the strike takes place next week again."

Let me see if I understand what he's saying - another strike will not depend on particular terms and conditions but on whether Transport for London "rubbish" the union! If this isn't simply playground posturing then I don't know what is. Perhaps they'll threaten TfL with a beating from their older brother next week...