Women that you're supposed to think are great, but who you don't like.

[Peter]

He did it twice, actually. Got away with it the first time which was a particular shame because it set the precedent for the endless stupid and dangerous wars, direct and proxy, which have followed.

Yeah, alright, there is no need to start counting. Its all bomb the arse off of the bad guys isn't it. One war on terror, two major 'engagements'.....

[Burney]

History will care, b. That old bitch is going down.

Doubt it. The left will always hate her, while the right venerates her more the further away we get from her glorious reign.

Same as it ever was, in other words.

[redgunamo]

They hated her so much they voted for Trump.

That's rather unfair on the Donald, I reckon. Before running for president, he was broadly popular, which you can't say about HRC.

[Burney]

Yeah, alright, there is no need to start counting. Its all bomb the arse off of the bad guys isn't it. One war on terror, two major 'engagements'.....

Yes. He loved the toy box, no doubt about that. Shame he wasn't so keen on paying for it.

[redgunamo]

Thatcher won her war. That's a crucial difference.

Also, Thatcher picked her battles well.

Hillsborough - Meh. No-one outside Liverpool cares.
Orgreave - Meh. No one from outside the left cares (indeed much of the country thoroughly enjoyed watching miners get a good kicking).

Blair, on the other hand, decided to 'rub the right's nose in diversity' (not his quote, I know, but clearly his sentiment), opened the immigration floodgates, more than doubled the muslim population within a decade and deeply, deeply fücked the country up, meaning he is hated by the right.

Meanwhile, his perceived 'red tory' ways mean he is hated by the left, while Iraq means much of the centre left hate him, too.

All in all, an impressive tally.

He was alright, I think.

[Burney]

He was alright, I think.

Well he gave you lots of business. You're bound to see the good in him.

[redgunamo]

Well he gave you lots of business. You're bound to see the good in him.

I simply like the fellow and find all this hostility toward him rather unfair









loooooooooooool. No, you're right

[Peter]

Doubt it. The left will always hate her, while the right venerates her more the further away we get from her glorious reign.

Same as it ever was, in other words.

Not quite. Remember, history is written and taught by communist university lecturers.

[Peter]

I simply like the fellow and find all this hostility toward him rather unfair











loooooooooooool. No, you're right

Exactly. Very unfair. I mean, apart from anything else, he banned fox hunting. Good on him. **** those ****s.

[Burney]

Not quite. Remember, history is written and taught by communist university lecturers.

Oh, sure. But that's not real history. Real history is what the people decide is real history.

Elizabeth defeated the Armada, Wellington beat Napoleon, Winston Churchill won the War and Maggie saved us from socialism. This is the history people actually remember, not the airy-fairy toss historians come out with to try and get noticed.