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Thatcher's legacy
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See! There's always an upsideWhat a difference a year makes. House prices, the economy, the availability of mortgages, and Gordon Brown's ratings have all plummeted - and with them retail sales, house building and consumer and business confidence. Even the Poles are going home.
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I liked the poles. Who's going to fix my bathroom and kitchen to immaculate standards in 2 days for a fiver now, eh?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostToo many banker on CUK too.
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You have a bathroom in that little caravanOriginally posted by sasguru View PostI liked the poles. Who's going to fix my bathroom and kitchen to immaculate standards in 2 days for a fiver now, eh?
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Wot we need is one of those Industrial revolution thingies like wot we had before, innitOriginally posted by zeitghostGosh.
Do you mean that actually making things might be a good idea?
Nah.
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I find it amazing that everyone talks about Thatcher's legacy. She's been out of office for the best part of 20 years. Is this not Harold Wilson's leagcy or even Gladstone. Interesting this isn't Blair's legacy.I'm alright JackComment
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It's because Maggie crushed the Unions, Introduced new Legislation to..........Oh god I cant go on. Google is your friendOriginally posted by BlasterBates View PostI find it amazing that everyone talks about Thatcher's legacy. She's been out of office for the best part of 20 years. Is this not Harold Wilson's leagcy or even Gladstone. Interesting this isn't Blair's legacy.
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The idea of relying solely on financial and services industries was Thatcher's. Labour continued it.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI find it amazing that everyone talks about Thatcher's legacy. She's been out of office for the best part of 20 years. Is this not Harold Wilson's leagcy or even Gladstone. Interesting this isn't Blair's legacy.
But once you've got rid of manufacturing, it's impossible to get it back.
Thatcher should have used her skills to turn around the ailing industries BEFORE privatising them, like the French managed to do.Hard Brexit now!
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