Margaret thatcher died

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Margaret Thatcher was an absolutely great leader. A true "Iron Lady". She will always be up there with other great leaders throughout history.
It's also very sad that some people have to go negative on her on the day of her death. Also those who wish Obama would die, you people are just as sick.
Everyone who hates his brother is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him-1 John 3:15
 
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Following the Iranian Embassy Siege, Mrs. Thatcher posed with three of the men she sent into the embassy. She even got them to autograph the photo.

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I don't want to derail the thread but I'm still upset over Argo. So little truth.

Thank you for that picture.

For me with her was always the Falklands. Lord love a duck. I adored her for this. Maybe kids don't get taught this these days. It was such a moment of "will". Oh my.
 
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Trajan exaggerates but the time for reform had come, and reform was necessary, and it was Maggie.

Was she necessary: yes.

Was she as good as folks think: no but better than what her detractors had to say.

Was she better than Ronnie: Crusader Frank would have been better than Ronnie.

The socialist longtime PM, Tony Blair, had this to say about her:

8 April 2013 Last updated at 14:16 ET Help

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has described Baroness Thatcher as "a towering political figure" whose legacy will be felt worldwide.

Mr Blair said Lady Thatcher had always been "immensely kind" to him.

He added: "I always thought my job was to build on some of the things she had done rather than reverse them.

"Many of the things she said, even though they pained people like me on the left... had a certain creditability."

BBC News - Tony Blair: 'My job was to build on some Thatcher policies' Listen to the video. He was very kind in his assessment of her.

are you speaking from experience? :rolleyes:





here-

let me help you.....

this is PART Part of the mile long backlog of rotting garage IN Finsbury Park London....circa 1979....




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Soho, the historic Westminster borough of London....

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how about the miners strike of 74? Familiar with the "3 day week" enacted to conserve electricity?

do I need to school you some more?

You have been paddled, Trajan, by me. I agreed with most of your stuff but pointed out that you exaggerated. You did. Now go listen to Tony Blair at the link.




....you know Jake, after having to read your 'verbiage' for a coupla of years, I must say; you do have a singular idiocy, you're the only one here on scale that makes a non informative, declarative statement, does not back it up when asked, then tells someone who has, they have been administered punishment for some illusionary offense you yourself cannot even quantify....... you're a simpleton jake......you can bottle that idiocy and name it for yourself. :rolleyes:
 
Instead of listening to the insipid Left who can't stand that somebody like Margaret Thatcher could have had any kind of positive effect on anything--she is the antithesis of all that is good in their eyes--let's look at some of the testimonials from some of the U.K.'s greatest statesmen.

(And then wait for the insipid leftists to cherry pick anything they can interpet as negative out of this and ignore the profound truths of her contributions expressed):

What did Margaret Thatcher do for Britain? Panel verdict | The panel | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

Good on ya'll who see it as honorable to honor such a great lady. And shame on you who would literally trample in glee on her grave.
Did you miss the "Ted Kennedy Died" threads? :lol:


Hypocrite.
 
You need to read history and educate yourself. You might then understand things like Thatcher, her era and that Texas is not landlocked. You don't need to be a dingbat all your life. Read my sig, which for the like of you is not in jest.

Are you claiming that unemployment didn't rise to 10% under Thatcher?

Step up to the plate, big boy. Show me how "knowledge is good".
Knowledge is good because you would know about Thatcher's achievements and legacy and that Texas is not landlocked. Seriously, do I have to explain to you that knowledge is good? I imagine it's a bit of a tautology to most. However, I do realize there are a lot of intellectual runts and dingbats about.

I DO know about her achievements!

She achieved 10% unemployment!
 
Trajan exaggerates but the time for reform had come, and reform was necessary, and it was Maggie.

Was she necessary: yes.

Was she as good as folks think: no but better than what her detractors had to say.

Was she better than Ronnie: Crusader Frank would have been better than Ronnie.

The socialist longtime PM, Tony Blair, had this to say about her:

8 April 2013 Last updated at 14:16 ET Help

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has described Baroness Thatcher as "a towering political figure" whose legacy will be felt worldwide.

Mr Blair said Lady Thatcher had always been "immensely kind" to him.

He added: "I always thought my job was to build on some of the things she had done rather than reverse them.

"Many of the things she said, even though they pained people like me on the left... had a certain creditability."

BBC News - Tony Blair: 'My job was to build on some Thatcher policies' Listen to the video. He was very kind in his assessment of her.

are you speaking from experience? :rolleyes:





here-

let me help you.....

this is PART Part of the mile long backlog of rotting garage IN Finsbury Park London....circa 1979....




ap79010113492.jpg




Soho, the historic Westminster borough of London....

ap790201049.jpg




how about the miners strikes? Familiar with the "3 day week" enacted in the early 70's to conserve electricity?

do I need to school you some more?
Oh, are we taking snapshots to make a point? Sanitation strikes mean that the gov't should get tough?

Is this your defense of a powerful government?


Here's another snapshot:

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That's not water - that's oil, forming a lake in Exxon's dumping from the Arkansas spill.

Should gov't now get tough with Exxon? Maybe nationalize the oil industry?
 
are you speaking from experience? :rolleyes:





here-

let me help you.....

this is PART Part of the mile long backlog of rotting garage IN Finsbury Park London....circa 1979....




ap79010113492.jpg




Soho, the historic Westminster borough of London....

ap790201049.jpg




how about the miners strike of 74? Familiar with the "3 day week" enacted to conserve electricity?

do I need to school you some more?

You have been paddled, Trajan, by me. I agreed with most of your stuff but pointed out that you exaggerated. You did. Now go listen to Tony Blair at the link.




....you know Jake, after having to read your 'verbiage' for a coupla of years, I must say; you do have a singular idiocy, you're the only one here on scale that makes a non informative, declarative statement, does not back it up when asked, then tells someone who has, they have been administered punishment for some illusionary offense you yourself cannot even quantify....... you're a simpleton jake......you can bottle that idiocy and name it for yourself. :rolleyes:

Trajan, I am not concerned what you think: only what you write. When you are willing to deal with real material, then I will truly concern myself with your 'verbiage.'.

Take the time to listen to Tony Blair and less to the voices in your head.
 
Margaret Thatcher was an absolutely great leader. A true "Iron Lady". She will always be up there with other great leaders throughout history.
It's also very say that some people have to go negative on her on the day of her death. Also those who wish Obama would die, you people are just as sick.
Everyone who hates his brother is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him-1 John 3:15
Don't confuse clear-eyed, clear-headed objectivity about her record with 'hate'.
 
Margaret Thatcher, staunch Pinochet supporter and friend, dies

The ‘Iron Lady’ maintained a close relationship with the Chilean dictator following his 17-year reign.

Margaret Thatcher, the “Iron Lady” of Britain who adamantly defended and praised her friend, former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet for “bringing democracy to Chile,” died following a stroke on Monday. She was 87.
 
Synthahore is TM's tag team partner I'm guessing?

What is it with you losers? So much negativity and hate for a human being that just died. And you idiots consider yourself tolerant.

Too damn funny.
 
Remember what Thatcher called Nelson Mandela a terrorist? :lol:

Not Nelson. Winnie. And Winnie was horrid.

Don't you remember how Winnie would "necklace" all of her opponents. Can you imagine the horror of having a tire put around your neck and set on fire?

I can't imagine the agony of death by necklacing.

Oh and for those that don't know what necklacing is and yes this was Winnie Mandela in all her glory....

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