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Previously on "Who decided on the (in all but name) State Funeral for Lady Thatcher?"
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we could buy two weeks of the BBC world service, not really much of a contest is it?
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What a delightfully partisan bien pensant you are. I wonder whether you will share the same sentiments with Brown or Blair.Originally posted by Alf W View PostLet's see the Thatcher apologists argue against some of this.
They should just wrap her in chains and chuck her in the sea.
BIDI
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Is it things like baby incubators and malaria nets?Originally posted by Alf W View PostLet's see the Thatcher apologists argue against some of this.
They should just wrap her in chains and chuck her in the sea.
Margaret Thatcher's funeral: 23 things you could pay for with £10m | News | guardian.co.uk
WGAS.
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Wasn't Charles Darwin ordered to have a state funeral and burial at Westminster Abbey against his wishes? I believe he waned to be buried somewhere else, but after his death it was decided/ or it was ordered that he should be buried at Westminster Abbey?
Not sure if this story is true...
Anyway what I mean is perhaps Maggie didn't have a choice to decline the offer of a state funeral?
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George Galloway has started banging on about why Prime Minister's questions should not be suspended tomorrow.
BBC iPlayer - Watch Live - BBC Parliament
What an idiot..
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Let's see the Thatcher apologists argue against some of this.
They should just wrap her in chains and chuck her in the sea.
Margaret Thatcher's funeral: 23 things you could pay for with £10m | News | guardian.co.uk
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I did hear on 5Live last week that it's almost a state funeral possibly due to the Queen and Phil the Greek attending, who have not attended a PM funeral since Churchill.
Apparently when MT was in power she and HM didn't get on that well, but due to MT's declining health in last 10 or so years (same age as HM?) she looked out for her at events/functions and they became quite pally.
qh
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Who decided on the (in all but name) State Funeral for Lady Thatcher?
If it was Michael Foot would he be Lying In A State?
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Maybe that's why he got us in this mess.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostSo Tony Blair will get a military funeral? He deserves it much more surely: Thatcher's war only lasted a few months, whereas some of the wars Blair started are still going.
Hopefully Blair will die in violent way leaving nothing to bury.
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She was also held in great respect by leaders from around the world whether they agreed with her or not. What they would think of the UK for not honouring her would reflect poorly on the UK.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI don't see what the problem is really, it will be a massive spectacle and a good advert for London and the country. She would have known that.
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I don't see what the problem is really, it will be a massive spectacle and a good advert for London and the country. She would have known that.
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John "Iron-Mad" Wilkinson (1728 – 1808), the chap who built the bridge at Ironbridge had his coffin made of cast iron.Originally posted by zeitghostCan we have it next week?
He doesn't need to be dead, just in a coffin with a screwed down lid.
P.S. If it's an Iron Coffin With Spikes On The Inside, so much the betterer.
He presumably Rusted In Place.
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Nah, it's only if you actually won a victory.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostSo Tony Blair will get a military funeral? He deserves it much more surely: Thatcher's war only lasted a few months, whereas some of the wars Blair started are still going.
OTOH, I could be magnanimous and let him have a military funeral, as long as it's now - before any of his wars go down as a loss.
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