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Pinochet dead, Thatcher saddened

Yes, Margaret Thatcher, the bane of the British people, is reported to be 'greatly saddened' at the news of Pinochet's death, (see the BBC news report).

Some time soon we'll be reading of Thatcher's death - she can't have that many years left in her. But more important and welcome than that will be the death of the Thatcher legacy which is still much in evidence and crippling to the majority of British people.

As they used to say…

Maggie, Maggie, Maggie : OUT! OUT! OUT!

 

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  1. mones Says:
    Sat, 16th Dec 2006 2:10:29 +0100

    A reaction from her which doesn't surprise me :-/

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