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mrbojangles
08 Apr 13 13:09
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Brilliant politician,will be sadly missed.

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By:
sofiakenny
When: 08 Apr 13 13:12
f.o.
By:
shudacuda
When: 08 Apr 13 13:13
At least she had guts and stuck by her principles,unlike the lily livered,pc politicians of today.
By:
mrbojangles
When: 08 Apr 13 13:21
She would have let RBS collapse and saved billions for the tax payer.
By:
Winner_Winner_Chicken_Diner
When: 08 Apr 13 13:23
The devil himself has been dreading this day
By:
Crisp77
When: 08 Apr 13 13:25
Heart Attack I think.

The Conservatives new disability tests much of been too much for her.
By:
TRD.Racing
When: 08 Apr 13 13:27
Missed by who?

Put millions of people through total misery when she was in power. Horrible vile woman
By:
Orsoncart
When: 08 Apr 13 13:28
have to agree with the above
By:
Tonyface
When: 08 Apr 13 13:31
Happily put millions on the scrap heap and then cried like a baby when she lost her own job, and had to retire to a life of luxury.
By:
STEPTOES YARD
When: 08 Apr 13 13:33
RIP
By:
mrbojangles
When: 08 Apr 13 13:33
Enabled millions of council tenants to buy their own homes creating future wealth.
By:
shudacuda
When: 08 Apr 13 13:34
At least she booted Arthur Scargill in the balls.
By:
blackpood
When: 08 Apr 13 13:35
mr bojangles. And a massive shortage of public housing now. Sad
By:
TheChaser
When: 08 Apr 13 13:37
So this is why it was all over the news a few weeks ago that she was upset she had to send soldiers to the Falklands and was crying.Tried to get one last symphothy vote
By:
Tonyface
When: 08 Apr 13 13:37
Too divisive depends if you were a winner or a loser, she was the architect of Slave Wage Britain, all of our problems can be traced back to her.

I was earning 42K in 1984 same job now pays 28K, thankfully I am retired on  my 2/3 Pension.
By:
TheChaser
When: 08 Apr 13 13:39
42k in 84 what you work as Laugh
By:
TheChaser
When: 08 Apr 13 13:40
Some jobs pay 11k still never mind 28k
By:
mrbojangles
When: 08 Apr 13 13:42
Wouldn't give in to terrorists unlike this shower allowing the human rights act to enable thugs to preach in our streets.
By:
Tonyface
When: 08 Apr 13 13:42
Chemical Eng & Plant Manager in the Petrochemical Industry.

Sad thing was even then, I had Alf Garnet's working for me (thick as pigsH*t), who used to come to work with the Sun or The Mail under their arm, and thought she was the best thing since sliced bread because they had just bought their council house.
By:
mrbojangles
When: 08 Apr 13 13:45
Hasn't been another hunger strike or dirty protest since she stood firm against the Irish in 1981.
By:
TheChaser
When: 08 Apr 13 13:45
Laugh

alf  Garnets
By:
shudacuda
When: 08 Apr 13 13:46
When she came to power the unions were running the country.

Miners strikes,gravediggers strike,rubbish piling up on the streets.

Look at Scargill(the 2 faced chunt),he had a 3 million rent free union flat in London till this year and only gave it up after being taken to court by the union.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 08 Apr 13 14:05
lol at all the commies on a gambling site  Laugh
By:
jermaine defonebox
When: 08 Apr 13 15:55
Greatest women the uk ever had rip
By:
Pandorica
When: 08 Apr 13 15:58
In the vernacular, fck off Laugh
By:
jermaine defonebox
When: 08 Apr 13 16:16
The only criticism I have is she was too soft with the miners should have imprisoned the mugs that  strikes and executed scargill and as for hoppers statements today he should be hung drawn and quartered
By:
Pandorica
When: 08 Apr 13 16:18
You liberal, you.
By:
jermaine defonebox
When: 08 Apr 13 16:32
Pan I don't care one way or the other but this bitter twisted animal hoppers comment have shocked me. If I was a miner at that time I would have held him and scargill at least 50% responsible for losing their jobs
Those fuc kers had only just stopped sending five year olds down the mines with a canary  and women having bank accounts was their ultimate nightmare
By:
TheAltar
When: 08 Apr 13 16:35
RIP, Maggie. Some people just can't stop seething whatever the topic...
By:
CheltenhamRoar
When: 08 Apr 13 16:51
There was no outpouring of sympathy for Adolf Hitler, why is there for this woman? Hitler suffered diseases too but I don't mourn his death. This woman got what she gave. She made thousands suffer and she has suffered in return. I believe its called karma
By:
pauliow
When: 08 Apr 13 18:09
I for one wont be shedding any tears. This woman ripped apart everything this country stood for with her 'I'm all right Jack' attitude and sod the rest. She is responsible for the divisive country and communities we live in today.
By:
Howdi
When: 08 Apr 13 18:10
^^^^ what 23 yrs after she left it and 17 yrs of labour rule ffs Laugh
By:
Howdi
When: 08 Apr 13 18:11
* 13 years. Honestly you have to doubt the sense of some.
By:
viva el presidente!
When: 08 Apr 13 18:11
oh look everyone - howdi's back.
By:
Captain Christy
When: 08 Apr 13 18:16
what 23 yrs after she left it and 17 yrs of labour rule ffs

Maths teaching now at an all time low, thanks to Baroness filth.
By:
antony_27
When: 08 Apr 13 18:22
'Ding Dong the witch is dead' Laugh
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 08 Apr 13 18:23
RIHGrinExcitedHappyCool
By:
Pandorica
When: 08 Apr 13 18:42

Apr 8, 2013 -- 1:33PM, mrbojangles wrote:


Enabled millions of council tenants to buy their own homes creating future wealth.


Today's densest post.

By:
matio_the_daddyo
When: 08 Apr 13 18:54
RIP Margaret Thatcher, RIP standing for rest in pain of-course
By:
scott1092
When: 08 Apr 13 18:54
the woman did some great things for this country ,and she also made mistakes like we all do in life , when you have to make decisions , the country was on its knees when she took over the utiltity companies, coal ,steel works ,. was costing the country a fortune , but i think . she went to far with things
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