netwhizkid wrote: » Margaret Thatcher the greatest political leader of the late 20th century in Europe, alongside Ronald Reagan she is a legend and had the world followed their examples more we might not be in the current mess we are in now.
poindexter wrote: » what will you do the day she pops it?? soon as i hear, am outta work and off to the pub to celebrate. sooner the better
obl wrote: » Get well soon Maggie. Then come over here and fix our country.
Clown Shoes wrote: » By doing what exactly?
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » thought all this anti British inferiority complex rubbish had died out with birth of the Celtic Tiger
Pop's Diner wrote: » How come it's not ok to make insensitive posts about a sweet little girl dying of cancer whose final wish was merely to see a pixar movie, but on the other hand it's fine to take the 'p' out of a dying woman who privatised her country putting 3,000,000 on the dole, introduced the dreaded poll tax and helped perpetuate a general mood of global terror along for a decade with her boyfriend Ronnie Reagan? I don't get it! Double standards on AH!!!!
obl wrote: » Then come over here and fix our country.
Dudess wrote: » As if she would, plus she's about a million years old. And she hasn't exactly made a secret of the fact that she has little time for the Irish (a racist into the mix) - so what exactly is the point of your comment? Just saying it for the sake of it?
Dudess wrote: » I detest the bitch, but at the same time, I won't exactly be rejoicing when she dies or wishing terrible pain on her - that's just stooping to her level.
Dudess wrote: » How is it anti British inferiority complex? It's dislike of a reprehensible individual, the fact she's British is irrelevant. Margaret Thatcher was mates with, and an apologist for, this man: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_Pinochet Therefore, fuk Thatcher. Oh and anyone who sings her praises - how attention-seeking interesting of you to go against the grain like that... And yes, the fact you're Irish makes a difference - how betrayed would nationalists in the North feel... But going all Conor Cruise O'Brien seems to have been "in" in Ireland for quite a while now. I appreciate Thatcher had the kind of economic vision, elements of which might help Ireland get out of its current bind, but seriously, you know she's a ****... pretending otherwise might be all controversial and different of you but it doesn't take away from that fact. As if she would, plus she's about a million years old. And she hasn't exactly made a secret of the fact that she has little time for the Irish (a racist into the mix) - so what exactly is the point of your comment? Just saying it for the sake of it?
Deleted User wrote: » Anything she does would be better than what corrupt politicians here have done! Turning a blind eye when it suited, running the country on hot air rather than any real economic basis etc thatcher wouldn't have done those things.
Wertz wrote: » It's a pity the provos didn't have the right room number back in '84... Anti-British? Sue me.
Clown Shoes wrote: » And she wasn´t corrupt? The right to buy your council house was basically a vote rigging exercise. Putting 3,000,000 people out of work makes no economic sense, particularly as you have to pay them social welfare! Selling off nationalised industries and essential services didn´t improve them. Raising interest rates to a level where good business´s couldn´t afford to borrow (constriction policy) so only the most efficient survive was a horrible experiment. A tw4t like her would have out of the eurozone in a flash, waving the flag like North Korean lemmings, creating a fabric where only the fittest prosper.
Pop's Diner wrote: » As much as I dislike Thatcher I'd have been happier had the IRA blown themselves up that night.
poindexter wrote: » cheers uncle tom. i'm actually a fairly down to earth easy going guy, just hearing she's in hospital and the reality that she doesnt' have long to go makes me smile. she helped to devastate the communities of myself, family and friends. i came out of it eventually but some of that pain is still there and places have never recovered. like i say, i hope she is hurting, real bad.
Fred83 wrote: » well,the day she dies,i think she be always looked in negative light here for letting the hunger strikers die,also she looked after the chilean dicatator pinochet when he came to england in the late 90s,which outraged some countries...
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