Ronnie the Rep said:
Davs 19 said:
Ronnie the Rep said:
Look at the funeral. How many protesters v how many there to respect her passing
The funeral was in London. She wasn't worth the petrol money.
Excuses, excuses
Let it go
Look at the funeral. How many protesters v how many there to respect her passing
Those attending to show their respect where not in danger of being kettled or arrested on some trumped up charge dredged up for the occasion.
You're like a child, "I'm right, you're wrong, end of game, I'm taking my ball away" Sorry pal, she was unpopular throughout her premiership, particularly prior to the Falklands
This is from Ipsos MORI....
"It is true that four months before the invasion of the Falklands, Mrs. Thatcher was the least popular prime minister in polling history"
Her post her Falklands popularity allowed her to flog off public assets at knocked down prices, but even this populist move never won her the hearts of the nation. Her popularity, never a majority of the electorate, let alone the population as a whole, declined inexorably, by the time she was stabbed in the back by her own party she was in deep political shit, both with her party and the British people.
Here, even you can find Wikipedia....
<a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservative_Party_(UK" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservative_Party_(UK</a>)_leadership_election,_1990
"Throughout 1990, Thatcher's popularity — and that of the Conservative government — waned considerably. Whereas in 1987 Thatcher had presided over an economic boom, in 1989-90 interest rates had to be raised to 15% to cool inflation, which was now in double digits, and by late 1990 the economy was in recession. The introduction of the deeply unpopular Community Charge (labelled the 'Poll Tax') had been greeted with widespread non-payment and even a riot in Trafalgar Square in April 1990. Labour had held a lead in most of the opinion polls since mid-1989, and at the height of the Poll tax controversy one opinion poll had shown Labour support above 50%, a lead of more than 20 points over the Tories."
And that, regardless of our differing political opinions, was exactly how it actually was, not some dreamed up right wing wankfest, but a new concept for you, try it out, it's called the truth.
PS: if I get a reply at all, it will be about John Major's subsequent victory, or Tony Blair, or sun spots or some other vague nonsense to muddy the water to keep his deluded fiction a "fact".