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Thread #162413   Message #3864977
Posted By: Jim Carroll
08-Jul-17 - 02:04 AM
Thread Name: BS: Thatcher statue
Subject: RE: BS: Thatcher statue
"How truly pathetic do you twats want to make yourselves look?"
The voice of wisdom resonating in true tThatcher fashion
Apart from the massive damage she did to people's lives, the tearing in half of Britain, dividing it into haves and have nots, and the systematic destruction of British industry which ended all chances of us standing on our own two feet, Thatcher was a self-declared fascist
Then mass murderer, Augusto Pinochet was put under house arrest in order to stand trial for his crimes, Thatcher took up his cause and demanded his release.
From a platform draped with crossed Chilean and British flags in a hall in Westminster, she described those who arrested the fascist dictator as "running a police state" and declared his regimes actions of mass murder, wholesale rape and torture as her kind of "democracy" - there, but for the grace of God, would have gone Britain under her continuing leadership.
"According to the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation (Rettig Commission) and the National Commission on Political Imprisonment and Torture (Valech Commission), the number of direct victims of human rights violations in Chile accounts for around 30,000 people: 27,255 tortured and 2,279 executed. In addition, some 200,000 people suffered exile and an unknown number went through clandestine centers and illegal detention."
THATCHER'S DEMOCRACY
In the end, her own party disowned her as an embarrassment
One of the high points of British Politics in the latter half of the twentieth century was the sight of her being driven away from Number 10 in tears like a child who has had its favorite to snatched away
Pigeons - it's a pity elephants don't have wings.
"there is one in the house of commons. i've seen it."
If it is a large bust, it is probably the one which used to adorn the entrance hallway of The Conservative Association on the corner of Kings Road and Flood Street in Chelsea - I passed it regularly
Jim Carroll