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:thud:Mr C said:
Good f***ing grief.
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Good f***ing grief.
cannedheat
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Maggie is a living god 
, there is nothing better than watching a pretend leftie reach for the blood pressure tablets at the very mention of her name.
, there is nothing better than watching a pretend leftie reach for the blood pressure tablets at the very mention of her name.
Northstander
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Yorkie said:
Based on the cost of world oil at the moment, a lot less than it would to sell!
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War is all about money - nothing more!!
Northstander said:
Purely conjecture as nothing has been found.
I think people underestimate just how proud the Kelpies are of their British heritage. They are as keen, if not more so, than the Gibraltarians.
My Dad, at the age of 62, was so upset at the invasion, he went to the recruiting office to see if there was anything he could do to help out.
That is why I post like I do. I don't base my views on what was in the press or on tv, or even what's in history books. I can give you names, ages and addresses of eye witnesses to things that went on. It just doesn't correlate with the views of a lot of people that post here.
Which is the most run down backward city? Sheffield, with the loss of the pits and steel industry, or Brighton?
I know the answer is the local councils but it does go against the view that Britain was ruined.
dougdeep
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Goodfella said:
Seems like it's still here to me.
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Northstander said:
On reading that, who believes this was about a British island with a tiny population thousands of miles away being invaded that admittedly, most of the UK never heard of?
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dougdeep
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Northstander said:
Strange, I thought death was involved.
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dougdeep said:
That is an impact f war, not what war is about.
Agree with you in part though
Arthur
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Wouldn't have British () citizens () blowing up our transport network if Maggie was still in charge!!
You lot are just bitter she took your milk away!!
) citizens () blowing up our transport network if Maggie was still in charge!!You lot are just bitter she took your milk away!!
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Yorkie said:
Question why does England feel that they have to "own" every country in the world.
Las Malvinas (Falklands) are as close to Argentina as say the Isle of Wight is to England. Why on earth does England lay claim to it.
HampshireSeagulls
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Yorkie said:
Because many of the southerners seem to be hanging on to the coat-tails of champagne socialists like Ben Elton, when it was <cough> trendy to rant about politicians. We have a little underclass of kiddies who pop up with their "opinions" on Thatcher, and the best they could possibly remember is that they didn't get milk one Monday. However, there are some on here who have valid complaints about Thatcher, it's just that they always end with irrational statements. Wonder how Ben Elton feels now that he moved up on the property ladder and into the world of the literati that he despised - until they offered him book advances. Most of them still live in fantasy TV land of "The Young Ones" and "Spitting Image" - a world where it is still "funny" to say "f***" (a bit like NSP, but in flares). It would have been great to give in to Scargill and his threats to destroy the country - or to keep propping up industries which were trying to gouge more and more taxpayers money to remain operational but inefficient. And as for the Falklands - people should try asking one of them who they wanted to run the country before offering up their well-thought anti-conflict arguments - nice and safe from a comfy chair. Consider that in Argentina, "the disappeared" were running into their millions and the human rights records were appalling. They wanted to remain English, and did so.
Face facts - if you are failing to provide a service in a capitalist society, then you fail. These days we seem to look at the corruption, shrug our shoulders, and just accept that we are stuck with them. Why should we moan when a Japanese company can make their cars cheaper in Vietnam - why should we force them to operate at a deficit to keep our workforces running? Should we be forced to put our hands into our pocket to support Leeds United? They are a football club, after all, and surely we should be showing solidarity with them. (And I am fully aware that the more mature members on here would have no problem with helping a fellow club to survive...)
So, now for my ill-considered rant about a politician so that I don't feel left out.
And I would pull the lever to drop Blair and Brown. Try me.
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quoted by bhaexpress"Just thinking about it, many of the Anti Thatcher brigade are the same people who have serious global warming Issues. Burning coal was and is a large factor in the destruction of the ozone layer folks ......."
This was not an issue at the time.
The snobbish social climbing cow was the forerunner of G.W.BUSH in her contempt of green issues.
This was not an issue at the time.
The snobbish social climbing cow was the forerunner of G.W.BUSH in her contempt of green issues.
Franks Wild Years
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Barrel of Fun said:It always surprises me that people would 'hang' a politician.
Where would the money come from to prop up the Coal industry? Would you have been happy to pay your hard earned £s to support an industry htat was losing millions by the minute? Would you?
It is very easy to blame Thatcher and defend 1,000s of unemployed, but cola was finished. Has it made a comeback?
Cola
? HampshireSeagulls
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Franks Wild Years said:Cola
Depends which brand. ASDA cola is on it's way out, no matter how they rebrand it. Now Diet Coke (as a cola) is in, after they found out that you can keep kids amused by dropping packets of Mentos into it. Full fat Cola is not good - with a reputation for dissolving teeth overnight.
Obviously Maggie should have nationalised the Cola industry to standardise it and give "Rola Cola" a fair chance to make a few sales whilst we propped it up with tax payers money. It would definitely have helped Peter Kay with his repertoire.
HampshireSeagulls
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simonsimon said:quoted by bhaexpress"Just thinking about it, many of the Anti Thatcher brigade are the same people who have serious global warming Issues. Burning coal was and is a large factor in the destruction of the ozone layer folks ......."
This was not an issue at the time.
The snobbish social climbing cow was the forerunner of G.W.BUSH in her contempt of green issues.
If it was "not an issue at the time" - why would she have made ecological reasoning a priority - would it have made her decision more socially acceptable if she destroyed the coal industry based on ecological reasoning? According to the argument, she would not have been aware of it, so her reasoning was based on financial sense. That and making sure that King Arthur Scargill had to release his grip on the unions.