Heartland

I would have normally found this tasteless.....but since her funeral is elevating her to the level of royalty, i think i'll buy it just too balance it all out.

It's a political hot potato...catch

The most important is what is left behind. The only thing i see in that person is dust and ashes. Kings and Poor people are eaten by the same worms for centuries, she was so selfish all her life til death that refused to feed even the worms.

Mad Bob had a new sticker on his geeetar last night

"the witch is dead" is good call....but i still think she was a great politician and solved a bad crise in the early 80's

I think it would probably have been better to try to get a genuinely antiThatcher protest song up to number one. Shipbuilding or Between The Wars for example. The Ding Dong song just gives ammunition to those accusing the left of petty spitefulness.

markfiend wrote:I think it would probably have been better to try to get a genuinely antiThatcher protest song up to number one. Shipbuilding or Between The Wars for example. The Ding Dong song just gives ammunition to those accusing the left of petty spitefulness.

Agree entirely. It was amusing to see Tory MPs championing the Notsensibles as an alternative, though !

markfiend wrote:I think it would probably have been better to try to get a genuinely antiThatcher protest song up to number one. Shipbuilding or Between The Wars for example. The Ding Dong song just gives ammunition to those accusing the left of petty spitefulness.

Maybe when she left power. Now, over twenty years later, it is just petty spitefulness, crowing because a confused old woman died in her bed.