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Topic History of: Ding Dong Maggie - JK's view Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
JK2006 |
Galloway often talks sense; often doesn't; like many a mixture of good and bad. |
Airey Neave's Escape Act |
None of your usual applause for George Galloway, JK?? How could this be? |
In The Know |
Michael wrote:
However, I find the current witch-hunt/parties/Ding-Dongs extremely distasteful and pointless.
The thing is, Michael, that these people (who buy this rubbish) just show how stupid they really are !
Its the Thatchers of this world that own the record companies etc - and these stupid people are lining up to hand over their money.
Just like buying lottery tickets - taxation for the stupid - and they queue up to buy them.
Long may we have dim-wits ! |
Michael |
I think she was a terrible woman with awful consequences.
However, I find the current witch-hunt/parties/Ding-Dongs extremely distasteful and pointless.
There really are more important and useful things to do than disrupt a funeral. I've never really got into the idea of celebrating a negative.
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hedda |
Maggie's policies...inherited from the crackpot Milton Friedman who was influenced by the psychopath Ayn Rand who instills in males the same type of heroine worship Thatcher does.... that insanely declared that rich wide boys in the city ran things better than civil servants, led to train crashes, suicides, the decimation of British manufacturing, the (weirdly) much hailed destruction of mines so that China benefited..a surge in house and utility prices, needless war and the horrible deaths or 275 young Argentinians and a social security bill that dwarfs the one she inherited.
Yet there are those who seem to worship her for no logical reason except perhaps they met her once and I'm reminded of that silly old Aussie PM who wrote a mawkish poem in the 1950s about The Queen...
“I Did But See Her Passing By…And Yet I’ll Love Her Till I Die”
but the This Is Not A State Funeral is a tactical mistake on the part of the Tories and shows how bereft of ideas they are.
Thatcher was clever enough to know a dignified small funeral would leave a better legacy.
Now her mistakes will be debated ad finitum. |
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