As for the worst, you'll need to look at labour but as long as the hand outs keep coming labour supporters tend to ignore the lies and crime...
Well, you're right about one thing there - Thatcher never wore laces.
It doesn't matter whether the was fellating the Earl of Stockton, performing her world famous Steffi Graf impression, sharing a joke with Ronnie or going to a fancy dress party dressed as a tramp, there was never a lace in sight.
May I be among the first to say I thought the did the honourable thing in stepping down when he lost the Remain vote. If he's decided to do something else, then fine by me, even if he is a pudgey-faced posh boy. He doesn't owe the nation a lifetime of servitude.
I will never forget Cameron before his first general election win. He said "There will be no top down reorganization of the NHS under a Conservative government" The lying prick then let Lansley loose with a scheme that was opposed by all of the medical professions, and was such a dogs breakfast that Osborne is reputed to have asked at a cabinet meeting what the heck was he talking about. That little twat Jeremey *unt, (* insert your own letter, capitals only) was then given the job of perpetuating the shafting of the NHS. We think Meire is a LIAR. She does not even come close to Toff Cameron. Good ridance!!!!
In my opinion his achievement will be the PM who took us out of Europe, which theoretically ought to make him a hero in the eyes of brexiters until they remember he campaigned to keep us in! He very nearly oversaw the break up of the Union, and the foundations of that Union are now politically and socially weaker than for centuries. For all the damage he has done to the country as a whole, as Annakissed has said, he can camouflage himself in the shires from now on, listening to the Archers by his Aga shielded from the damage he has wrought. He may be remembered as a decent enough bloke by some, but by others he will look like a manifestation of the eternal class system that always seems to be in power. He became a father whilst in office, but has suffered dreadful loss too, and it is worth remembering that there is a human aspect to politics, and sometimes a price to pay. His game playing with the status of the United Kingdom will be his legacy, he took a huge risk and he lost.
And today on Charlton Life, a moderator mocks a stroke-victim in the advanced stages of dementia.
Bit twattish and hypocritical coming from someone who on the same day posted crude and offensive remarks about anyone who happens to support Celtic!
It's called a joke. I take it you call any jokes directed at Palace and Millwall fans on this board 'twattish' too. I note you never actually took issue with the mocking of suicide victims but you are so irate with my joke you decide to make a completely irrelevant connection on a totally different thread.
I think Margaret thatcher could well be described as a divisive PM. I have a work colleague who sends round emails every year celebrating her birthday.
I know others who would organise a rave on her grave.
Personally, her governments cutting of funding and assistance to the science and engineering fields has lead me to be an accountant an I will not be forgiving that ever.
And today on Charlton Life, a moderator mocks a stroke-victim in the advanced stages of dementia.
Bit twattish and hypocritical coming from someone who on the same day posted crude and offensive remarks about anyone who happens to support Celtic!
It's called a joke. I take it you call any jokes directed at Palace and Millwall fans on this board 'twattish' too. I note you never actually took issue with the mocking of suicide victims but you are so irate with my joke you decide to make a completely irrelevant connection on a totally different thread.
If we're talking about Cameron, he will forever be remembered for risking the future of the country for his own glory of winning a general election - i.e. a self-serving tosser.
If we're talking about Thatcher then she stole my oxygen for far too many years (not a joke).
And today on Charlton Life, a moderator mocks a stroke-victim in the advanced stages of dementia.
Bit twattish and hypocritical coming from someone who on the same day posted crude and offensive remarks about anyone who happens to support Celtic!
It's called a joke. I take it you call any jokes directed at Palace and Millwall fans on this board 'twattish' too. I note you never actually took issue with the mocking of suicide victims but you are so irate with my joke you decide to make a completely irrelevant connection on a totally different thread.
Of course, yes, it was a joke. Just like the blow up dolls were a joke!
I am just grateful you didn't flag me! It has to be a first.
And today on Charlton Life, a moderator mocks a stroke-victim in the advanced stages of dementia.
Bit twattish and hypocritical coming from someone who on the same day posted crude and offensive remarks about anyone who happens to support Celtic!
It's called a joke. I take it you call any jokes directed at Palace and Millwall fans on this board 'twattish' too. I note you never actually took issue with the mocking of suicide victims but you are so irate with my joke you decide to make a completely irrelevant connection on a totally different thread.
Of course, yes, it was a joke. Just like the blow up dolls were a joke!
I am just grateful you didn't flag me! It has to be a first.
Well if you find jokes about suicide victims funny then I don't think all the flags in the world could sum up how sick that is.
And today on Charlton Life, a moderator mocks a stroke-victim in the advanced stages of dementia.
Bit twattish and hypocritical coming from someone who on the same day posted crude and offensive remarks about anyone who happens to support Celtic!
It's called a joke. I take it you call any jokes directed at Palace and Millwall fans on this board 'twattish' too. I note you never actually took issue with the mocking of suicide victims but you are so irate with my joke you decide to make a completely irrelevant connection on a totally different thread.
Of course, yes, it was a joke. Just like the blow up dolls were a joke!
I am just grateful you didn't flag me! It has to be a first.
Well if you find jokes about suicide victims funny then I don't think all the flags in the world could sum up how sick that is.
PWR Think the Tories made a huge mistake about celebrating "austerity" which, of course, if you actually lived through the austerity years must seem like a sick joke. Anyhoo, good riddance to bad rubbish, etc.
Am I alone in wondering why anyone is surprised by this or why this is even being discussed? I'm not a follower of politics in the way some of you lot are, but I thought it was a given that the former prime minister does this after leaving Downing Street? Don't they all get booked for after dinner speeches for the rest of their lives?
I genuinely thought he had effectively already made this announcement when he stepped down as PM.
Am I alone in wondering why anyone is surprised by this or why this is even being discussed? I'm not a follower of politics in the way some of you lot are, but I thought it was a given that the former prime minister does this after leaving Downing Street? Don't they all get booked for after dinner speeches for the rest of their lives?
I genuinely thought he had effectively already made this announcement when he stepped down as PM.
Whilst never PM, Ian Duncan-Smith and Will.i.am Hague stayed on after being leader of the party, but it seems that now politicians can't wait to leave the service of their country. I give you twinkle toes Ed Balls.
Comments
As for the worst, you'll need to look at labour but as long as the hand outs keep coming labour supporters tend to ignore the lies and crime...
It doesn't matter whether the was fellating the Earl of Stockton, performing her world famous Steffi Graf impression, sharing a joke with Ronnie or going to a fancy dress party dressed as a tramp, there was never a lace in sight.
He very nearly oversaw the break up of the Union, and the foundations of that Union are now politically and socially weaker than for centuries.
For all the damage he has done to the country as a whole, as Annakissed has said, he can camouflage himself in the shires from now on, listening to the Archers by his Aga shielded from the damage he has wrought.
He may be remembered as a decent enough bloke by some, but by others he will look like a manifestation of the eternal class system that always seems to be in power. He became a father whilst in office, but has suffered dreadful loss too, and it is worth remembering that there is a human aspect to politics, and sometimes a price to pay. His game playing with the status of the United Kingdom will be his legacy, he took a huge risk and he lost.
Fuck him over, maybe if you could be bothered, probably not worth the effort though.
I know others who would organise a rave on her grave.
Personally, her governments cutting of funding and assistance to the science and engineering fields has lead me to be an accountant an I will not be forgiving that ever.
If we're talking about Thatcher then she stole my oxygen for far too many years (not a joke).
I am just grateful you didn't flag me! It has to be a first.
Think the Tories made a huge mistake about celebrating "austerity" which, of course, if you actually lived through the austerity years must seem like a sick joke.
Anyhoo, good riddance to bad rubbish, etc.
I'm not a follower of politics in the way some of you lot are, but I thought it was a given that the former prime minister does this after leaving Downing Street?
Don't they all get booked for after dinner speeches for the rest of their lives?
I genuinely thought he had effectively already made this announcement when he stepped down as PM.