Yes, i do..It led to double digit inflation, interest rates at 15%, and the second boom and bust recession in a row.
Show me a positive, and get slapped with a tirade of negatives (including how neighbors became enemies due to her policies)...( and something still not recovered from )
Your point???
You must be a troll, surely?
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Show me a positive, and get slapped with a tirade of negatives (including how neighbors became enemies due to her policies)...( and something still not recovered from )
Your point???
You must be a troll, surely?
I must be a trollbecause I'm not prepared to jump on the hate bandwagon? Perhaps you have forgotten about the winter of discontent and the preceding disastrous labour governments? Three million unemployed sound like a Labour success story does it?
I haven't and I don't cherry pick what aspects of Thatcher to attack. Like I said, I'm no fan of hers and never was, but she did turn the UK around. She did stand up to Europe, she did defend the UK's interests and she did eventually put more people back to work and bring inflation down to very low levels. You can hardly blame her for what went before. If you thought that seemingly endless strikes were really what Britain needed then you were as much a part of the problem as the 'evil' Tories.
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I haven't and I don't cherry pick what aspects of Thatcher to attack. Like I said, I'm no fan of hers and never was, but she did turn the UK around. She did stand up to Europe, she did defend the UK's interests and she did eventually put more people back to work and bring inflation down to very low levels. You can hardly blame her for what went before. If you thought that seemingly endless strikes were really what Britain needed then you were as much a part of the problem as the 'evil' Tories.