urban genie
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A lot, they started the death of the UK as a serious power and that witch destroyed society
nahh, that happened with WWII debt, and the unchanging of the upper class attitudes clinging onto empire and priviledge,till we almost went bust as a nation. Suez signed it off, and we were US's woman. The unions, a force for good, then forgot that an economy needs to thrive, rather than be stifled, and the slow death of UK industry began in the late 60's, as better, faster, nimbler economies of Japan, Germany and the US, accelerated away.A lot, they started the death of the UK as a serious power and that witch destroyed society
Was about to post selfishness after reading the OP, however you saved me the trouble.Created a social revolution of the self over the collective.
Their policies created the toxic foundations of society today.
I couldn’t agree more.Was about to post selfishness after reading the OP, however you saved me the trouble.
The majority of the world all look inward and never to how they can help make a better life/society for others.
Everyone is me, me, me now.
Was about to post selfishness after reading the OP, however you saved me the trouble.
The majority of the world all look inward and never to how they can help make a better life/society for others.
Everyone is me, me, me now.
As the architect of the European Single Market she certainly wouldn’t have supported the clowns that were in office for the last 5 years or Cameron’s decision to have a referendum in the first place.Thatcher was one of our greatest prime ministers.
Had vision, backbone and clarity of thought. She reinvigorated the country’s entrepreneurial spirit, freed the economy from its 1970s stupor and boosted social mobility in turn. How we could do with her now.
I could argue with some of the details but in principle you are right.nahh, that happened with WWII debt, and the unchanging of the upper class attitudes clinging onto empire and priviledge,till we almost went bust as a nation. Suez signed it off, and we were US's woman. The unions, a force for good, then forgot that an economy needs to thrive, rather than be stifled, and the slow death of UK industry began in the late 60's, as better, faster, nimbler economies of Japan, Germany and the US, accelerated away.