If the nation is determined to honour her memory, then surely her funeral should be privatised and offered out to the lowest bidder in the true spirit of Thatcherism. She would end up being floated down the Thames in a bin liner.
Friday, 12 April 2013
Thatcher
Ding dong the witch is dead. Maggie Thatcher has finally popped her clogs, and I for one won't be mourning the loss.
She caused me nothing but hardship whilst she was alive. In death she is still a burden on the nation. She has been granted a state funeral. It is estimated that the cost of the funeral will be in the region of £10,000,000. Once again the nation's tax payers are having to put their hands in their pockets for the evil one.
If the nation is determined to honour her memory, then surely her funeral should be privatised and offered out to the lowest bidder in the true spirit of Thatcherism. She would end up being floated down the Thames in a bin liner.
Alternatively, we could just chuck her rotting corpse down a mine shaft. How apt would that be?
If the nation is determined to honour her memory, then surely her funeral should be privatised and offered out to the lowest bidder in the true spirit of Thatcherism. She would end up being floated down the Thames in a bin liner.
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Good riddance!
ReplyDeleteWhen she took our school milk we never knew that that was just the start.
ReplyDeleteAll three of my uncles were miners. They all lost their jobs because of her. My family will never forgive her.
ReplyDeleteEvil cow!
ReplyDeleteI thought you all loved her like Eva Peron in Argentina.
ReplyDeleteGood comparison. They were both fascist in their outlook.
DeleteShe did well with the Falklands, but that is about it. All that really sticks in my mind from the 80s is the miners strike.
ReplyDeleteI don't really remember her in power, but my dad says she is the reason why we will never have another female PM.
ReplyDeleteThe thing that I remember most from the Thatcher years was the homelessness. "Care in the Community" she called it. all those people kicked out of hospitals and other institutions. Many couldn't fend for themselves. So many ended up dead or in prison.
ReplyDeleteHer death has caused my brother to alter his bucket list.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of her. I had to google her.
ReplyDeleteYou shouldn't have bothered.
DeleteShe livened up Spitting Image.
ReplyDeleteYou libtards forget to realize what shape England was in when she took over as PM. England was spending like drunken sailors, produced pretty much nothing and lived on imports and someone had to make cuts. She was strong enough to do so when the bed-wetting Socialists (Communists) refused to see neighter reality nor common sense.
ReplyDeleteI noticed it wasn't her, her alcoholic husband, her arrogant daughter or her war mongering son that ended up homeless or unemployed by her cuts.
DeleteWe are well rid of her.
ReplyDeleteI never met Maggie, but I've certainly met her daughter a few times. She seems obsessed with talking up her mother.
ReplyDeleteI don't deny that my family has money and we did well financially during the 80s, but my father was left with a sense of guilt he never recovered from. Until his dying day he never voted again for any party.
Never heard of her.
ReplyDeleteI will not respect any minutes silence for her.
ReplyDeleteWe had a class on Thatcher. We were taught that she was decisive with regards to the Falklands, but unnecessarily wreckless. She gambolled with the lives of others. She sent her soldiers to fight on a budget. Not regarded as wise leadership.
ReplyDeleteCan you post something new. I don't like this topic.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what all the fuss is about. What makes her any different from all the other lying MPs?
ReplyDeleteJust bury her and move on. No drama.
ReplyDeleteHer funeral was a waste of money. At least it didn't cost as much as they first thought.
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