meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
My condolences to the U.K. Love her or not, she was quite a woman.
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michaelmaltby
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
She was amazong. 
RIP
RIP
Thorlifter
Captain
RIP
Matt308
Glock Perfection
God bless her.
a truly sad day for me.
R.I.P Ma'am
R.I.P Ma'am
Whether one liked her or not, she sure stuck to her guns.
FalkeEins
Senior Airman
..she had rather more b*lls than some of our current crop of politicians
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
What, we have Politicians? Thought they were all just out for themselves, in their own little club called the House .......
Maximowitz
Tech Sergeant
She certainly did a lot for Britain.
She sold it.
F*ck her. I'm celebrating with a pint of T-Stoff or seven.
She sold it.
F*ck her. I'm celebrating with a pint of T-Stoff or seven.
Meryl Streep died? Oh man that sucks! Loved her in Krammer vs. Krammer...
I'll get me hat.
No disrespect intended gents, just...couldn't...help...myself...
I'll get me hat.
No disrespect intended gents, just...couldn't...help...myself...
There will be quite a few happy Welsmen/Scotsmen tonight...
Can't say I'm one of them. She certainly stuck to her guns and good on her for doing it.
Can't say I'm one of them. She certainly stuck to her guns and good on her for doing it.
Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
Maggie T, perhaps the PM of modern times that splits opinion most has died.
I won't express my personal view on her reign but, I will say that she has to be amongst the most iconic post war leaders since Atlee Churchill.
Goodbye...your legacy will never be forgotten...
I won't express my personal view on her reign but, I will say that she has to be amongst the most iconic post war leaders since Atlee Churchill.
Goodbye...your legacy will never be forgotten...
The Basket
Senior Master Sergeant
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Uk. Not England.
She was remarkable. Controversial. Loathe or love.
Hard to write without going down the rant path so I will stop.
She was remarkable. Controversial. Loathe or love.
Hard to write without going down the rant path so I will stop.
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meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
My apologies. U.K. it is, of course.
parsifal
Colonel
She was a tough customer, and many in Britain came to hate her. Yet she was true to her convictions and in the best of british trsditions stood against aggression and tyranny. She gave her nation pride in itself, and saved part of its people from enslavement.
No disrespect to the Argentinians, they are a changed people also because of her. but for me, she is a politician worth honouring. and lord knows there are precious few of that type these days. [
No disrespect to the Argentinians, they are a changed people also because of her. but for me, she is a politician worth honouring. and lord knows there are precious few of that type these days. [
She was certainly divisive! Like Marmite,you loved her or hated her. There were parties last night in Brixton,Glasgow and other places.I remember only too well the poll tax riots,miners' strikes etc.
There were people chanting a new version of the old "Maggie,Maggie,Maggie,out,out,out." "Maggie,Maggie,Maggie,dead,dead,dead." Not particularly clever but it shows how deep the rancour still is in some communities after so long.
Personally I couldn't stand her or anything she stood for.
I will not however celebrate her passing,she was someone's wife and mother too. I had my celebration when she was stabbed in the back by her own party and forced out of Downing Street. I was at work when someone announced that they had just heard that she had resigned. There was a loud and spontaneous cheer from everyone present,very bizarre.
Cheers
Steve
There were people chanting a new version of the old "Maggie,Maggie,Maggie,out,out,out." "Maggie,Maggie,Maggie,dead,dead,dead." Not particularly clever but it shows how deep the rancour still is in some communities after so long.
Personally I couldn't stand her or anything she stood for.
I will not however celebrate her passing,she was someone's wife and mother too. I had my celebration when she was stabbed in the back by her own party and forced out of Downing Street. I was at work when someone announced that they had just heard that she had resigned. There was a loud and spontaneous cheer from everyone present,very bizarre.
Cheers
Steve
michaelmaltby
Colonel
RIP
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