ChatterBank5 mins ago
Fao Of Farrier.....
35 Answers
http://
Read this a try and digest then address all the points and tell me why he's wrong.
Read this a try and digest then address all the points and tell me why he's wrong.
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by ToraToraTora. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.
OK points against
Of the three admins the first was most successful because she was forced to carry over Ted heath's stable of intellects, by admin three, she was appointing handsome yes-men - and it showed !
Poll tax
anti gay
and finally has one disastrous blind-spot by the name of one Mark Thatcher
Of the three admins the first was most successful because she was forced to carry over Ted heath's stable of intellects, by admin three, she was appointing handsome yes-men - and it showed !
Poll tax
anti gay
and finally has one disastrous blind-spot by the name of one Mark Thatcher
I have read it TTT and nowhere does it tell of the misery of millions of people being thrown out of work when whole industries were closed down, and the devastated communities left behind. We still need coal but we prefer to get it from Western Australia rather than from under our own soil...a completely daft situation for an island race to find itself in. My avatar, for whom I seem to recall you had respect for, described Britain as "an island made of coal surrounded by fish"
Highly selective post if I may say so. There is always two sides to every story.
But lets not forget that Frederick Forsyth made his millions out of writing fiction, and liked Britain so much that he retired to Ireland, so as to pay less taxes !
Forsyth is a Eurosceptic Conservative. He is Patron of Better Off Out, an organisation calling for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union. In 2003, he was awarded the One of Us Award from the Conservative Way Forward group for his services to the Conservative movement in Britain. He is also a patron of the Young Britons' Foundation. In 2005, he came out in opposition to Kenneth Clarke's candidacy for the leadership of the Conservative Party, calling Clarke's record in government "unrivalled; a record of failure which at every level has never been matched". Instead, he endorsed and donated money to David Davis's campaign.
So, hardly a disinterested, unbiased and neutral observer then.
Highly selective post if I may say so. There is always two sides to every story.
But lets not forget that Frederick Forsyth made his millions out of writing fiction, and liked Britain so much that he retired to Ireland, so as to pay less taxes !
Forsyth is a Eurosceptic Conservative. He is Patron of Better Off Out, an organisation calling for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union. In 2003, he was awarded the One of Us Award from the Conservative Way Forward group for his services to the Conservative movement in Britain. He is also a patron of the Young Britons' Foundation. In 2005, he came out in opposition to Kenneth Clarke's candidacy for the leadership of the Conservative Party, calling Clarke's record in government "unrivalled; a record of failure which at every level has never been matched". Instead, he endorsed and donated money to David Davis's campaign.
So, hardly a disinterested, unbiased and neutral observer then.
anti gay?? on what planet?
who hasn't got kids that are a pain?
this sentence says it for me:
"They lost every time a working man, under her legislation, voted in secret not to strike" - up to then they'd been bullied into strikes by shows of hands
do even the thatcher haters on here not acknowldge that we where sliding into a marxist outpost..seriously?
who hasn't got kids that are a pain?
this sentence says it for me:
"They lost every time a working man, under her legislation, voted in secret not to strike" - up to then they'd been bullied into strikes by shows of hands
do even the thatcher haters on here not acknowldge that we where sliding into a marxist outpost..seriously?
as you well know I'm not talking about Callaghan, I'm takking about the hard line union leaders, councils , militant tendencies. The infiltration of hard left ideology from top to bottom. They would have driven out any sensible employers and businesses, fewer to tax means more tax. Ok over to you, it's 1979, we are the sick man of Europe, basic rate income tax is 33%. The public sector is full of hard line militants, there are record levels of strikes, rubbish fills the parks, the dead go un buried, steel/coal/ships/docks all want 15% rise. You have won the election.......of you go, how do you turn it round?
Mikey, //We still need coal but we prefer to get it from Western Australia rather than from under our own soil...//
Read some history that for raging Labour supporters ought to come with a health warning.
http://
Read some history that for raging Labour supporters ought to come with a health warning.
http://
