"Thanatos" <Thanatos> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 20:06:23 +0100, JNugent <not.telling>
> wrote:
>
>>There you go - you see? It's a kneejerk reaction, whenever you see the
>>name
>>"Thatcher".
>
> Not so much a kneejerk reaction, more a gag reflex.

Funnily enough my friends and I were discussing Thatcher in the pub tonight

The consensus was that although she started off well she sort of, well, went
a bit mad - and that was from a predominantly conservative bunch of blokes

Her policies - or should I say Keith Josephs policies - never personally did
me any harm - however she did royally fuck in the ass a great number of
people and because I actually believe in society her eventually passing will
be met with glee from me

Tricky

michael adams wrote:
[..]
> and double their money within months, at the taxpayers expense.
>
> Not that many of that lot paid too much tax themselves of course,
> you can be sure of that
>
> As soon as anyone in a position of authority starts promoting the concept
> of greed over that of social responsibilty, they're effectively
> condemning that society to irreversible decline. Tony Blair is a self
> proclaimed admirer of Thatcher, who's done absolutely nothing to stop
> the rot.

He did nothing to stop the rot.... that will be his true legacy, along
with; here lies (& lies and lies, & lies) a false messiah.

As both main parties vie with one another to assuage the greed
[..]

"JNugent" <not.telling> wrote in message
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>
> Gawd, you really have a thing about people on benefits, don't you?

No that was Margaret Thatcher.

Was it before or after she created 3 million unemployed, and now
as it turns out another 4 million on Incapacity Benefit* in order
to cook the books, that she and her cronies started banging on
about the "Dependency Culture" ?


michael adams

"Hello Mr Smith. As you know we're going to close down all
your mines as they're uneconomic. Which means you'll lose
your job of course. However so as to keep the unemployment
register below 3 million, we'd like you to say you have
a "bad back". And if you do that, we'll pay you twice as much
dole money, and you won't even have to sign on. So how does
that suit ? No Mr Smith this isn't uneconomic as well. At least
not until all the Oil Money runs out. And I'll be an old lady
of 90 by that time, none of the vegetables are up to the
job, so we'll leave the socialists to sort that one out."

michael adams wrote:

> "JNugent" <not.telling> wrote:

>>Gawd, you really have a thing about people on benefits, don't you?

> No that was Margaret Thatcher.

We already knew you had a "thing" about Mrs Thatcher; but every time you
mention people on benefits your eyes glaze over and you start ranting about
them.

"JNugent" <not.telling> wrote in message
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> michael adams wrote:
>
> > "JNugent" <not.telling> wrote:
>
> >>Gawd, you really have a thing about people on benefits, don't you?
>
> > No that was Margaret Thatcher.
>
> We already knew you had a "thing" about Mrs Thatcher; but every time you
> mention people on benefits your eyes glaze over and you start ranting
about
> them.

Tough on benefits, tough on the causes of Benefits*.

Margaret Thatcher.

As will be proved beyond doubt at her Show trial.

Posthumous or not.


michael adams

* It was Tone of course who as shadow Home Secretary coined the
phrase "Tough on Crime, Tough on The Causes of Crime". At the time
Tone claimed he meant causes such as poverty and deprivation, but
after it was nicked by Michael Howard, and Tone got into Office
the causes became indiscipline and bad parents instead. Hence the
record prison population under the Tory-Lites.