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By:
Captain Christy
When: 08 Apr 13 21:41
Brigust she was a long term friend of the disgusting Pinochet and Botha, any comment on this?
By:
yeast
When: 08 Apr 13 21:41
Yep. Kissinger continually warned her but she deliberately did nothing.
By:
pedrobob
When: 08 Apr 13 21:41
if I remember the archives correctly, the US had negotiated a potential settlement with the Argentinians before hostilities began.
Thatcher would have none of it. The fleet was halfway there and was hellbent on war. Totally unnecessary and many lost their lives to save her premiership.
By:
brigust1
When: 08 Apr 13 21:42
Are you mad Tip? Ask Kinnock about the unions. Hatton etc. Get your facts sorted out. You are living in dream land. Kinnock would have been voted in if it wasn't for the unions, even then.

Pedro they landed a military force on the Falklands and raised the Argie flag, what more do you want?
By:
saddo
When: 08 Apr 13 21:42
We had a Navy patrol boat down there for ever. She announced that we would withdraw it to save a million quid a year. The yanks had intercepts and told her that if she withdrew the ship, the Argies intended invading. She withdrew the ship.
By:
TiptheOdds
When: 08 Apr 13 21:43
I should also have said that while Germany´s manufacturing base still contributes more that 25% of German GDP, despite competition from Asia, in the UK it is down from 25% in the 70s to 10% today. Britain depends for the largest part of its income  (27%), thanks to Thatcher, on the Finance sector, which produces nothing.
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 21:44
TiptheOdds, good post @ 9.39
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 08 Apr 13 21:45
the miners were fighting for their jobs, so were the steel workers the winter of discontent had done for all their hopes re wages ya total plum.

Thatchers main ally to do what she did and turn us into barely literate servile poces like her old man was Scargil, she knew her man and when she offered him no compulsory redundancies she and her hatchet man McGregor knew he was vain and stupid enough to throw it back at her, i never said she was stupid but that doesnt make what she did right, we have no industries now do we?????????????????????????????????????????????????????


u are spoon fed btw, her next target after the miners saw to that..prizes for the first person to answer which malignant socialist boil that ws and what happened then?

heres a clue it starts whit fleet and ends in wopping
By:
OilyWragg
When: 08 Apr 13 21:54
WALOFS.
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 08 Apr 13 22:00
its a matter of historical fact that the next union she busted was the printers union to usher in Mr Rupert Murdoch.....now i seem to remember that he's none too popular either for some reason ....
By:
brigust1
When: 08 Apr 13 22:04
My Dad always told me 'no matter what you say to a fool he will always be a fool'. Goodnight Slim.
By:
saddo
When: 08 Apr 13 22:05
Did he mean you are a fool iyo?
By:
salmon spray
When: 08 Apr 13 22:12
Her friends
Pinochet
Ronnie Reagan
Aitken
Archer
Savile
Mark Thatcher
Cecil Parkinson
By:
Deptford
When: 08 Apr 13 22:13
Anyway, move along please, you cant change history
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:17
Aye .
By:
salmon spray
When: 08 Apr 13 22:18
Says the man ( Deptford ) who wants to create Thatcher Bank Holiday Monday.
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:18
S S,



good evening. Marks her surviving son I believe !    Laugh
By:
pedrobob
When: 08 Apr 13 22:18
you cant change history...

... though the Thatcherites / Blairites love re-inventing it
By:
Deptford
When: 08 Apr 13 22:18
Got a better ring to it than May Bank Holiday
By:
desperatemunter
When: 08 Apr 13 22:20
that 'friends' list really is a shocker, hard to avoid the implications of it - except you can : all that 'focus' on issues left her underequipped to make the personal judgements we all learn to be able to make.        Always thought Denis looked like a really nasty piece of work.
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 08 Apr 13 22:21
what if we used history to judge how things might turn out in the future though, madness i know but we could use this .....lets think of a suitable word  hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm how about FORM to try to avert the same disasters happening again and pick the right decisions for the future betterment of all...
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:21
Denis, her husband didn't make the list !        Shocked                     Laugh
By:
desperatemunter
When: 08 Apr 13 22:21
I'd call her naive in personal matters
By:
Smiley_Jack
When: 08 Apr 13 22:22
all these haters will not be happy until Tony Blair returns to power or Simon Cowell becomes PM
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:22
A lot of back fitting going on in this thread.....
By:
Sparrow Hawk
When: 08 Apr 13 22:23
SP

The lesson of history is that we don't learn the lessons of history     
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:23
UKIP will kick ass in next months council elections !



MASSIVE PROTEST VOTE !
By:
saddo
When: 08 Apr 13 22:25
You missed Ronson, ss, escaped prison due to having altzheimer's, cured shortly afterwards.
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 08 Apr 13 22:29
smiley jack one of the first things my parents taught me was 2 wrongs do not make a right and as Tony Blair hasnt as yet shuffled off your point is  again mute as this thread clearly invites people to discuss the fact that this orrible bitch is deceased.
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:29
saddo,



good evening. Otters' holt sound ?......
By:
desperatemunter
When: 08 Apr 13 22:30
(point is 'moot')
By:
saddo
When: 08 Apr 13 22:30
A bit whiffy, hal. Laugh
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:31
... not as that phuckin' gents urinal !    Laugh
By:
halcyon days
When: 08 Apr 13 22:32
Good night mate .
By:
saddo
When: 08 Apr 13 22:32
Night, hal.
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 08 Apr 13 22:34

Sparrow Hawk 08 Apr 13 22:23 Joined: 08 Nov 02 | Topic/replies: 211 | Blogger: Sparrow Hawk's blog
SP

The lesson of history is that we don't learn the lessons of history


indeed, its cos most politicians are lawyers imo, historians would be duller no doubt but less error prone and more guarded imo
By:
salmon spray
When: 08 Apr 13 22:37
Well said Slim.
Thatcher & Blair both lawyers.
So was Asquith and he got us into the 1st World War for no particular reason.
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 08 Apr 13 22:39
mmind you alan clarke was a historian and he luved maggie....
By:
salmon spray
When: 08 Apr 13 22:41
He loved everything female and over 10
By:
Sparrow Hawk
When: 08 Apr 13 22:43
indeed, its cos most politicians are lawyers imo, historians would be duller no doubt but less error prone and more guarded imo

Yes and I guess in the final analysis its the politicians who help to make and shape history as opposed to the historians who are just there to record what happens

We can probably agree on that if little else on this thread.
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