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Blair, Corbyn And Pinochet Thatcher
The Tories seem to have conveniently forgotten . That when they call Corbyn and Blair terrorists.
Thatcher was not just a terrorist sympathiser but was also very close friends with one.
Thatcher gave very strong support to "Torture in Chief" General Pinochet of Chile, and called him a true friend.
She even invited him to tea at Downing St. She also personally lobbied against a terrorist prosecution for his war crimes.She personally conducted the whitewashing of his Terrorist Regime
Pinochet overthrew an elected Government in Chile to gain power and was supported by Thatcher.
Thatcher also classed Nelson Mandela's ANC as a Terrorist Organisation.
.....................Let them without sin cast the first stone.....................
Thatcher was not just a terrorist sympathiser but was also very close friends with one.
Thatcher gave very strong support to "Torture in Chief" General Pinochet of Chile, and called him a true friend.
She even invited him to tea at Downing St. She also personally lobbied against a terrorist prosecution for his war crimes.She personally conducted the whitewashing of his Terrorist Regime
Pinochet overthrew an elected Government in Chile to gain power and was supported by Thatcher.
Thatcher also classed Nelson Mandela's ANC as a Terrorist Organisation.
.....................Let them without sin cast the first stone.....................
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“ Please don't refer to Boris Johnson as Peppa Pig. It's antagonistic
10:17 Thu 06th Jan 2022
in 1998 while receiving medical treatment in London, Pinochet was arrested on an Interpol Red Notice, for human rights violations committed in his native Chile, by a Spanish magistrate Garzón on 10 October. after the ensuing 16months of legal wrangling, during which a good proportion of the charges were ruled offside, the Law Lords concluded Pinochet should be extradited to Spain the answer the charges.
However, the labour government of the time thought different, overruled the law lords and returned him to Chile.
Pinochet was in the grasp of justice, but Labour let him slip away.
However, the labour government of the time thought different, overruled the law lords and returned him to Chile.
Pinochet was in the grasp of justice, but Labour let him slip away.
PP speke which no one understands.......
unfortunately for me - I understand everything Bobbi says - that is my millstone.....
anyway - back to the point
during which a good proportion of the charges were ruled offside, the Law Lords concluded Pinochet should be extradited to Spain the answer the charges.
this is the case where it was accepted that one Law Lord was compromised and the whole thing had to be heard again
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try reading it BB - it'll be another thing you can't understand !
unfortunately for me - I understand everything Bobbi says - that is my millstone.....
anyway - back to the point
during which a good proportion of the charges were ruled offside, the Law Lords concluded Pinochet should be extradited to Spain the answer the charges.
this is the case where it was accepted that one Law Lord was compromised and the whole thing had to be heard again
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try reading it BB - it'll be another thing you can't understand !
Blair’s father came from quite humble beginnings and was active and interested in the communist party then the Conservatives party , quite an interesting read
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Think the most serious War Criminal in modern history, must be Thatcher.
Sending those young lads out to the Falklands some never to return,
to fight over a piece of land ,that most Brits had never even heard of.
....................... Just to save her own Political skin..................Disgusting and Evil
Sending those young lads out to the Falklands some never to return,
to fight over a piece of land ,that most Brits had never even heard of.
....................... Just to save her own Political skin..................Disgusting and Evil
the day after the falklands invasion by Argentina, parliament was recalled to emergency session, the first time this had occurred on a saturday for many years. parliamentary proceedings were available to radio broadcasters, and i listened along with students at Bradford Uni. the transcript is here:-
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most illuminating is the speech at 11h45, delivered by Michael Foot, MP for Ebbw Vale and at the time, leader of the opposition, and the winding up speech by John Nott at 1h45. neither the government as a whole, nor the prime minister individually, acted unilaterally; instead the military action that followed had the full support of the opposition, as delivered by John Silkin, shadow leader of the house.
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most illuminating is the speech at 11h45, delivered by Michael Foot, MP for Ebbw Vale and at the time, leader of the opposition, and the winding up speech by John Nott at 1h45. neither the government as a whole, nor the prime minister individually, acted unilaterally; instead the military action that followed had the full support of the opposition, as delivered by John Silkin, shadow leader of the house.
I fully endorsed the sending of our troops to protect an overseas territory, what would you have done Gully “ Arh that’s okay, I’ve never been there so go on Argentina fill ya boots,” you come across as not having a feeling bone in your body for any British person ,in fact you come across a someone who hates the British ( notability I did not say the English )
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