StCapps wrote:Now is your time to shine, dude who lived through it, enlighten us.....
Monty wrote:Whatever anyone says on any subject you accuse them of fighting the wrong battles with poor arguments so I'll take that with a pinch of salt.
Main argument would be the massive unemployment caused by her destuction of the manufacturing, coal, steel and shipbuilding industries. All the things Krusty is desperate to prop up.
Then there was the selling off of the crown jewels on the cheap to her bankster buddies. Privatisation of all the money making utilities such as gas, water, electricity, telecoms, transport etc. These would all be earning big bucks for the exchequer now if still nationalised.
The lack of consensus government was her greatest weakness in the end. She sacked anyone who disagreed with her, her cabinet had more reshuffles than a Vegas weekend and eventually her ministers became sychophantic yes men too frightened to tell her when she was wrong.
All the best things she did such as taking power from the unions, reducing inflation and retaining the Falkland Islands were early on in her Premiership. By the end there were IRA bombings on the mainland, riots in the streets and massive protests everywhere.
Eventually the party had to stab her in the back or risk the real chance of a vote of no confidence and an election they could lose to a Kinnock lead Labour party ready to go back to early '70s Socialism. This is why I wanted Maggie out but was happy when John Major won the '92 general election keeping Kinnock out of power.
I await your reply with my ''Capps cliche'' bingo card at the ready.
That was a "tour de force" post.
Honestly a 10 from my judges table over here.
Like I have rarely seen on the MHF.
It's back to you Cappy.
If you can get up off the mat that is.... just nod your hear and make eye contact and we can return you to the ring.