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and now a word from Margaret Thatcher...

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Comments (9)

Yo Menashe:

I like this John, I rather liked her.

I've been very busy and hadn't taken the time to look at your stuff in a couple of weeks, but more importantly to wish you a very happy, prosperous, and successful 2012.

I'm much looking forward to see what you come up with this year.

Yo

John Cox:

HEY YO

Back atcha!! Have a great 2012.

Craniac:

I had the tremendous honor to hear the Iron Lady speak at a dinner. She was amazing! Gracious but powerful. You knew exactly where she stood. And she defended her position with eloquence.

GarandFan:

The "Iron Lady" definitely was not of the PC crowd. She meant what she said.

Sachiko Moulthrop:

wonderful Kharma keeps the wheel turning...

Terwiliger:

Great rendering & quote.

A rhetorical question:

So... Is the converse true for those who tell us (ad nauseum) how much more "caring", "generous (with other peoples' money)", "smart", & "not racist" they are?

Thunderbottom:

Terwilliger:
Even though your question is rhetorical, I'll answer - YES (the people who claim those aforementioned traits are often the biggest, nastiest d!cks on the planet).

Dr. Bob:

Nicely done, John. Excellent quote too.

I've always had a thing for redheads.

That said, the UK and the world could desperately use another Maggie Thatcher right now and also another Ronald Reagan.

Alas, I see no heirs to their legacies.

John Cox:

HEY DR. BOB
Thanks for the nice word. I can imagine the Streep film, "Iron Lady", will showcase her toughness.

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