Weapons of Mass Destruction!
He wore a Gannex coat and made the owner of the firm who made them into a Lord
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On Wednesday 24 April 2013 09:48 Andy Champ wrote in uk.d-i-y:
Wars.
Privacy invasion.
Nanny state.
Got me there...
You cannot really except the war - it was rather the only thing going on.
Agree.
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She was right wing, and the Labour PMs were left wing. The Left wing are very vocal in opposition, the right wing just get on with it, in general. A Labour PM has to *really* screw things up before the opposition get vocal. If Tory PM gets it slightly wrong,there's a whole industry geared up to get vocal and emotional about it.
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He raided the pension funds and caused the present pension fund deficit.
He took billions out of the economy when they rigged the 3G license auctions and caused all the telecoms providers to delay their orders for about 2 years effectively allowing the Chinese to step in with cheap products and close telecoms manufacturing in the UK.
He went to war over dubious claims of WMD and destabilised the middle east a bit more.
What else do you need to know he was labour?
really? Or Wilson?
He snatched the school milk from secondary school pupils He had to get the IMF to intervene in the UK economy as he wrecked it.
Or Churchill, excepting the war?)
He lead the country that won.
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No, no, that can't be right. "Maggy Thatcher - milk snatcher!" :)
Andy
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That was primary schools.
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Since the vast majority of the press is aligned to the tories, then it's the other way around.
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True, but we all know who removed it for even younger children.
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You've not been paying much attention to the demo continngent, then. Left wingers demonstrate, right wingers write letters to the newpapers.
The press, according to my memories, pick on whichever party is in power, no matter who they are. Except the left wing press such as The Daily Worker and The Mirror.
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Sorry, I forgot to mention the BBC.
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which planet is this on?
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Why don't you thonk a smart grid won't help them do this?
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One without the BBC and Daily Mirror, for a start.
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So why do we remember chants and protests in the street for the person who finished the job, but not for the person who started it?
Andy
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Because (a) Snatcher doesn't rhyme with Wilson, and (b) It was mostly Labour supporters doing the chanting.
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Because people are stupid?
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About all they're good at.
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Because Thatcher removed it for small children first, in a previous Tory government.
I think.
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No, secondary schools lost it first under the Wilson government, then as a Tory minister before she became party leader, Thatcher removed it from primary schools in line with stated government policy.
All this is well documented.
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Most of the rants are from men, I suspect they feel inadequate when compared to maggie and react in a bad way.