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Boooo 08 Apr 13 3.18pm
Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 1.01pm Great girl. More cojones than any of her contemporaries. My thoughts exactly. I don't think she'd have opened the gates to our country the way these weak willed, morally corrupt thieving b****s have. The one, the only, Margaret Thatcher. RIP I refuse to believe there are that many people out there that can't spell. Too fking lazy, that's what I think.
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08 Apr 13 3.18pm

Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 1.01pm

Great girl. More cojones than any of her contemporaries.

My thoughts exactly. I don't think she'd have opened the gates to our country the way these weak willed, morally corrupt thieving b******s have.
The one, the only, Margaret Thatcher. RIP

I refuse to believe there are that many people out there that can't spell. Too f**king lazy, that's what I think.

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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 08 Apr 13 3.21pm
Quote johnno42000 at 08 Apr 2013 2.11pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Apr 2013 2.06pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 08 Apr 2013 2.03pm Quote premier fan at 08 Apr 2013 1.46pm RIP Maggie. There's never been anyone who comes close enough to compete with you. You had 'balls' which others after you didn't. A great leader in our history. Churchill? William Pitt? Disraeli Attlee Gordon Brown Mary Mungo Midge That was more Ted Heath "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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Where you have to have an English ... 08 Apr 13 3.21pm

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Quote premier fan at 08 Apr 2013 1.46pm

RIP Maggie. There's never been anyone who comes close enough to compete with you. You had 'balls' which others after you didn't. A great leader in our history.

Churchill?
William Pitt?

Disraeli
Attlee
Gordon Brown

Mary
Mungo
Midge

That was more Ted Heath

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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bodge 08 Apr 13 3.25pm
Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy.
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08 Apr 13 3.25pm

Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy.

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Stirlingsays 08 Apr 13 3.28pm
Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 3.15pm My message behind my post is that all the rich have nothing bad to say about her cos she helped them out, while the poor got f***ed over. I know these people because I went to school with them. The Conservative party have always been about benefiting the rich while the poor suffer. The problem with the poor is that they don't really trust any political party so they don't vote, they need to start voting cos the rich they get everyone and I mean EVERYONE in their families to vote, even the grannies. Please understand, Thatcher was mainly voted in by the working classes....They make up the vast majority of any country. I grew up in a Stockwell council estate in Brixton. I am working class and as a teacher I don't earn that much compared to many. Sure Thatcher wasn't great in many ways but she was a damn sight better than the alternative. You have no idea what state this country would have been in without her. All the parties copy her now. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 3.15pm

My message behind my post is that all the rich have nothing bad to say about her cos she helped them out, while the poor got f***ed over. I know these people because I went to school with them.

The Conservative party have always been about benefiting the rich while the poor suffer. The problem with the poor is that they don't really trust any political party so they don't vote, they need to start voting cos the rich they get everyone and I mean EVERYONE in their families to vote, even the grannies.

Please understand, Thatcher was mainly voted in by the working classes....They make up the vast majority of any country.

I grew up in a Stockwell council estate in Brixton. I am working class and as a teacher I don't earn that much compared to many.

Sure Thatcher wasn't great in many ways but she was a damn sight better than the alternative.

You have no idea what state this country would have been in without her.

All the parties copy her now.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Stirlingsays 08 Apr 13 3.29pm
Quote bodge at 08 Apr 2013 3.25pm Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy. Obviously, poor English is yours. Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Apr 2013 3.30pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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08 Apr 13 3.29pm

Quote bodge at 08 Apr 2013 3.25pm

Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy.

Obviously, poor English is yours.

Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Apr 2013 3.30pm)

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Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 08 Apr 13 3.32pm
Quote Stirlingsays at 08 Apr 2013 3.29pm Quote bodge at 08 Apr 2013 3.25pm Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy. Obviously, poor English is yours. Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Apr 2013 3.30pm) It's a typo Sterling - and you do it also Would you like me to point them out from now on? Lend me a Tenor 31 May to 3 June 2017 John McIntosh Arts Centre London Oratory School SW6 1RX with Superfly in the chorus [Link]
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Quote bodge at 08 Apr 2013 3.25pm

Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy.

Obviously, poor English is yours.

Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Apr 2013 3.30pm)

It's a typo Sterling - and you do it also

Would you like me to point them out from now on?

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Lyons550 Shirley 08 Apr 13 3.39pm
Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 3.15pm Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 3.06pm Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 3.04pm Seems like all the upper class people on my facebook are writing R.I.P Iron Lady, yet all the lower class ones are happy shes dead or they just don't give a f*. Edited by Jordan555x (08 Apr 2013 3.04pm) She was a grocer's daughter. My message behind my post is that all the rich have nothing bad to say about her cos she helped them out, while the poor got fed over. I know these people because I went to school with them. The Conservative party have always been about benefiting the rich while the poor suffer*. The problem with the poor is that they don't really trust any political party so they don't vote, they need to start voting cos the rich they get everyone and I mean EVERYONE in their families to vote, even the grannies. The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World
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Shirley 08 Apr 13 3.39pm

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Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 3.04pm

Seems like all the upper class people on my facebook are writing R.I.P Iron Lady, yet all the lower class ones are happy shes dead or they just don't give a f***.

Edited by Jordan555x (08 Apr 2013 3.04pm)

She was a grocer's daughter.

My message behind my post is that all the rich have nothing bad to say about her cos she helped them out, while the poor got f***ed over. I know these people because I went to school with them.

The Conservative party have always been about benefiting the rich while the poor suffer. The problem with the poor is that they don't really trust any political party so they don't vote, they need to start voting cos the rich they get everyone and I mean EVERYONE in their families to vote, even the grannies.

The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World

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Bert the Head Epsom 08 Apr 13 3.41pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 08 Apr 2013 12.55pm Ding dong the witch is dead. Happy Red Card Day. [Link] I second that
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Ding dong the witch is dead.

Happy Red Card Day.

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I second that

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Stirlingsays 08 Apr 13 3.48pm
Quote Superfly at 08 Apr 2013 3.32pm Quote Stirlingsays at 08 Apr 2013 3.29pm Quote bodge at 08 Apr 2013 3.25pm Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy. Obviously, poor English is yours. Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Apr 2013 3.30pm) It's a typo Sterling - and you do it also Would you like me to point them out from now on? You're right and sure, I'm ok with you pointing mistakes out - it's how we improve. For your good self, you typed my name incorrectly. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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08 Apr 13 3.48pm

Quote Superfly at 08 Apr 2013 3.32pm

Quote Stirlingsays at 08 Apr 2013 3.29pm

Quote bodge at 08 Apr 2013 3.25pm

Greed surival of the richest sums up her legacy.

Obviously, poor English is yours.

Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Apr 2013 3.30pm)

It's a typo Sterling - and you do it also

Would you like me to point them out from now on?

You're right and sure, I'm ok with you pointing mistakes out - it's how we improve.

For your good self, you typed my name incorrectly.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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palace777 belfast 08 Apr 13 3.49pm
Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 2.45pm Anyone not realising the greatness of this woman must be ignorant of her legacy. if you had lived in belfast during the 70/80s your opinion might be slightly different!
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belfast 08 Apr 13 3.49pm

Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 2.45pm

Anyone not realising the greatness of this woman must be ignorant of her legacy.

if you had lived in belfast during the 70/80s your opinion might be slightly different!

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Kermit8 Hevon 08 Apr 13 3.50pm
Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 3.02pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Apr 2013 2.48pm Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 2.45pm Anyone not realising the greatness of this woman must be ignorant of her legacy. Ok tell us about her "greatness" - Help make us less ignorant This country was on it's knees in th 70's, Margaret Thatcher, did something previous govs of both hues had failed to do and that was to make Britain competitive. The EU rebate - now somewhat eroded, but redressed in part the inherent basket case that was the cap. Instrumental in bringing around the end of the cold war by getting Gorby and Ron to work and trust each other. Won a war - Falkland Islanders I'm sure will be forever grateful. Two million manufacturing jobs lost Unemployment from one million to three million inflation 10 per cent when she came into power inflation 10 per cent when she was booted out Prolonged a war - in Northern Ireland - through instansigence and collusion Closed down the most Grammar Schools (when Educ.Sec) Sold off state companies very cheaply Wasted North Sea Oil revenues in doing so Signed us up to the ERM and , thus, Black Wednesday And, of course, the Poll Tax Plenty more Far from great. She did good stuff too but the destructive stuff outweighs it imo. The sh1t we see in our society today? A lot of that had its nascence from the 80's and that Government. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 08 Apr 13 3.50pm

Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 3.02pm

Quote Kermit8 at 08 Apr 2013 2.48pm

Quote chris123 at 08 Apr 2013 2.45pm

Anyone not realising the greatness of this woman must be ignorant of her legacy.

Ok tell us about her "greatness" - Help make us less ignorant

This country was on it's knees in th 70's, Margaret Thatcher, did something previous govs of both hues had failed to do and that was to make Britain competitive.

The EU rebate - now somewhat eroded, but redressed in part the inherent basket case that was the cap.

Instrumental in bringing around the end of the cold war by getting Gorby and Ron to work and trust each other.

Won a war - Falkland Islanders I'm sure will be forever grateful.

Two million manufacturing jobs lost
Unemployment from one million to three million
inflation 10 per cent when she came into power
inflation 10 per cent when she was booted out
Prolonged a war - in Northern Ireland - through instansigence and collusion
Closed down the most Grammar Schools (when Educ.Sec)
Sold off state companies very cheaply
Wasted North Sea Oil revenues in doing so
Signed us up to the ERM and , thus, Black Wednesday
And, of course, the Poll Tax

Plenty more

Far from great.

She did good stuff too but the destructive stuff outweighs it imo. The sh1t we see in our society today? A lot of that had its nascence from the 80's and that Government.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Kermit8 Hevon 08 Apr 13 3.56pm
Quote SloveniaDave at 08 Apr 2013 3.03pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Apr 2013 2.59pm Quote Lyons550 at 08 Apr 2013 2.54pm Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 2.38pm I am too young to remember Thatchers era, but if you were lower class like my family, you struggled, while the rich benefited. Heartless bitch, good riddance, I say. Fair point...but for every one of you there will be tens whose familys in similar sitautions prosperd...i know because I was in one of them.... Wow 'tens' you say. Funny how she never managed to go higher than around 36 per cent vote during three won General Elections if so many, many did well. I know because I was there.......watching Peter Snow and his old swingometer it was well over 40% in 1983...but then again anyone could have beaten the labour party that year. Yep - deffo wrong on that one. It was in the forties. I was getting mixed up with...... Wait for it.................Hitler in 1933 Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Quote Jordan555x at 08 Apr 2013 2.38pm

I am too young to remember Thatchers era, but if you were lower class like my family, you struggled, while the rich benefited. Heartless bitch, good riddance, I say.

Fair point...but for every one of you there will be tens whose familys in similar sitautions prosperd...i know because I was in one of them....

Wow 'tens' you say. Funny how she never managed to go higher than around 36 per cent vote during three won General Elections if so many, many did well.

I know because I was there.......watching Peter Snow and his old swingometer

it was well over 40% in 1983...but then again anyone could have beaten the labour party that year.

Yep - deffo wrong on that one. It was in the forties. I was getting mixed up with...... Wait for it.................Hitler in 1933

Big chest and massive boobs

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