Baroness Thatcher admitted to hospital

[marin man]

The Capitalist system had to save the banking system. If it hadn't then the system would have crashed and end of money as a exchange medium as it would be worthless. Then i and others wouldn't go to work and couldn't buy goods so businesses would crash. Then rioting & looting will take place.
End of Capitalist system. Then what next?

FREE STUFF

 

[tintin40]

The Capitalist system had to save the banking system. If it hadn't then the system would have crashed and end of money as a exchange medium as it would be worthless. Then i and others wouldn't go to work and couldn't buy goods so businesses would crash. Then rioting & looting will take place.
End of Capitalist system. Then what next?

FREE STUFF

Then i'll have some free stuff from your shop along with the mob right behind me.

 

[marin man]

Oh..were back to Maggy

Nope we are back to Tony the t***

 

[marin man]

FREE STUFF

Then i'll have some free stuff from your shop along with the mob right behind me.

Youre welcome I will be waiting with my purdy

 

[ringo]

Can a poll be done on this one?

 

[DM]

The way you lot were talking at the start of this thread, I though "IT" had finally departed this world. But no, the vile undead is still among us.

Bastion of South American despots; Destroyer of communities (a concept that she denied actually existed); rejected sanctions against apartheid South Africa; Poll Tax; Section 28 bigotry; Cheap privatisation of just about everything worth a damn; Sell-off of local authority housing and pretty much a ban on building more - A critical step towards the UK's 1990s/2000s housing bubble & crash.

What a glowing legacy
:roll: :evil:

I'm with Elvis Costello: Tramp The Dirt Down:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-BZIWSI5UQ

Scum.
End of.

 

[marin man]

The way you lot were talking at the start of this thread, I though "IT" had finally departed this world. Bot no, the vile undead is still among us.

Bastion of South American despots; Destroyer of communities (a concept that she denied actually existed); rejected sanctions against apartheid South Africa; Poll Tax; Section 28 bigotry; Cheap privatisation of just about everything worth a damn; Sell-off of local authority housing and pretty much a ban on building more - A critical step towards the UK's 1990s/2000s housing bubble & crash.

What a glowing legacy
:roll: :evil:

Great she was

She just became a figure head for blame for the problems of the past :roll:

 

[DM]

What a glowing legacy
:roll: :evil:

Great she was

She just became a figure head for blame for the problems of the past :roll:

Hardly.

I MIGHT be argued (not be me) that the mass unemployment and collapse of British industry during the 1980s might have just been bad timing on her watch - the delayed results of previous mis-management and failure to adapt. But I'd have to be in a VERY magnanimous mood to hear out that argument. Because,as stated, it was the gloating, sermonising MANNER in which those devastating events were handled that did the most lasting damage. And sealed here reputation, in which she reveled.

But ALL the other needlessly punitive and vindictive policies that I mentioned (and many more that I've forgotten) were products of her own twisted, abhorrent view of society - A view that regarded those less fortunate as parasites to be punished, and which promoted boundless individualism, self-interest and greed as a holy doctrine.

AND she regarded Mad Ronnie Reagan as a sensible man and a best buddy, FFS!

Going out for a ride now, to calm my "Thatcher Rage".

 

[Harryburgundy]

Bastion of South American despots; Destroyer of communities (a concept that she denied actually existed); rejected sanctions against apartheid South Africa; Poll Tax; Section 28 bigotry; Cheap privatisation of just about everything worth a damn; Sell-off of local authority housing and pretty much a ban on building more - A critical step towards the UK's 1990s/2000s housing bubble & crash.

Well said...I had forgotten about Pinochet

Baroness Thatcher's controversial call for the release of General Augusto Pinochet underlines a long-term relationship that has always been more than just flowers and chocolates.

Even before the former Chilean dictator offered his country's tacit support to the UK during the 1982 Falklands War, Margaret Thatcher had long been an admirer of his radical free market economic policies.

General Pinochet was detained in London on 17 October following a request for his arrest and extradition by two Spanish judges investigating some of the 4,000-plus political murders believed to have been committed during his 1973-1990 rule.

 

[highlandsflyer]

Her daughter is a man!



(Terence Graham Parry Jones)

"He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy!"