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Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By jamiescfc2010 - 08-04-2013 14:10

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Thoughts?Thoughts?

 

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Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By welshkamikaze - 08-04-2013 14:28

Couldn't care less, and I doubt there will be many people in the Rhondda who are bothered either!Couldn't care less, and I doubt there will be many people in the Rhondda who are bothered either!

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By j_sar - 08-04-2013 18:19

When do we uncork a bottle of champagne?When do we uncork a bottle of champagne?

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By j_sar - 08-04-2013 18:24

Sorry, I regret what I've just wrote. It's not good to desire death to anyone. She was an inoffensive old lady by now.Sorry, I regret what I've just wrote. It's not good to desire death to anyone. She was an inoffensive old lady by now.

Ant: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By kevinskyy - 08-04-2013 18:33

Don't link to that kind of video.Don't link to that kind of video.

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Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By mrsheepie - 08-04-2013 19:04

Unlike YOU j_sar, she'll be mourned.Unlike YOU j_sar, she'll be mourned.

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By frankzappa - 08-04-2013 20:07

[KERNOW]
President

This Lady's Not Returning...This Lady's Not Returning...

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By bc-ad - 08-04-2013 20:35

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nice frankzappa,not many old enough to get that quote.nice frankzappa,not many old enough to get that quote.

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By j_sar - 08-04-2013 23:38

There are also a lot of people who are happy about her death... unlike me too!

mrsheepie wrote:

Unlike YOU j_sar, she'll be mourned.

There are also a lot of people who are happy about her death... unlike me too!

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By kingjaime - 09-04-2013 00:31

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I don't see much relevance really. If she'd died in Brighton 1984, or during the miners strike, or *whatever other event*, there'd be some interest about how history might've altered. As it is, she's done all the good, or damage, or combination of the two (whatever your point of view), that she was ever likely to. She's reached a ripe old age, so there's no "gone too soon, before her time" tragedy. She wasn't about to return to power and I doubt she had much high-level influence anymore, so I'm surprised there'd be any great mourning, even amongst her fans. Plus the whole thing is obviously likely to encourage a round of reflection, reexamining and discussion on her decisions and actions, which is a shame in many ways because we'll probably get all sorts of arguing about it. Oh well.I don't see much relevance really. If she'd died in Brighton 1984, or during the miners strike, or *whatever other event*, there'd be some interest about how history might've altered. As it is, she's done all the good, or damage, or combination of the two (whatever your point of view), that she was ever likely to. She's reached a ripe old age, so there's no "gone too soon, before her time" tragedy. She wasn't about to return to power and I doubt she had much high-level influence anymore, so I'm surprised there'd be any great mourning, even amongst her fans.

Plus the whole thing is obviously likely to encourage a round of reflection, reexamining and discussion on her decisions and actions, which is a shame in many ways because we'll probably get all sorts of arguing about it. Oh well.

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By ashleyhughes - 09-04-2013 01:20

[LEGEND]

I sense a closed thread coming...I sense a closed thread coming...

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By albatroz9 - 09-04-2013 01:54

I think we are more interested in the Argentine, which the English themselves, since, the Falklands are most important for Argentina than for England. Apart In Argentina not forgiven the sinking of the cruiser General Belgrano, which was outside the exclusion zone "determined" by the British Government itself, and therefore posed no danger to the English, and killed 323 innocent people, who were not in the area of litigation, and that the Thatcher will surely be held accountable to God. God bless British and Argentine. goodbyeI think we are more interested in the Argentine, which the English themselves, since, the Falklands are most important for Argentina than for England. Apart In Argentina not forgiven the sinking of the cruiser General Belgrano, which was outside the exclusion zone "determined" by the British Government itself, and therefore posed no danger to the English, and killed 323 innocent people, who were not in the area of litigation, and that the Thatcher will surely be held accountable to God.

God bless British and Argentine. goodbye

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By kingjaime - 09-04-2013 03:06

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Well if there was any doubt when ash posted, you've probably settled it there ;)Well if there was any doubt when ash posted, you've probably settled it there ;)

Re: Maggie Thatcher has popped her clogs

By patrick7777 - 09-04-2013 11:58

[MZ]

Closed.Closed.

 

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