As you might expect, this piece by Louise Mensch has got them foaming at the mouth:

Why is the BBC using licence fee money to pay a man who wishes Margaret Thatcher dead?

How long do you reckon it will be before the Mail runs this story?

As you might expect, this piece by Louise Mensch has got them foaming at the mouth:

Why is the BBC using licence fee money to pay a man who wishes Margaret Thatcher dead?

How long do you reckon it will be before the Mail runs this story?

It's called freedom of speech you odious troll of a politician.

Why is the BBC using licence fee money to pay a man who wishes Margaret Thatcher dead?

In June 2009 the BBC commissioned a six part Series of Limmy's Show which began on BBC Scotland in January 2010.[4] The BBC recommissioned Limmy's Show for a second series which was shown on BBC Scotland from February 2011.

I for one won't celebrate thatcher's passing. what's the point? the damage is done. dancing a samba on the woman's grave might make some feel good but it won't undo the multiple wrongs of 20+yrs ago.

I don't think there has ever been any suggestion, from any quarter, that Thatcher's death will magically undo all of the damage that she inflicted on the country and our society. Much as she may, metaphorically and in other ways, resemble him, she is not The Dark Lord Sauron.

But of course, you're quite right to say that it will make plenty of people feel a little better.
I won't be dancing, but I will definitely raise a glass to mark the final passing of a woman whose political philosophy I viewed as possibly quite literally evil, but certainly malign. And I'll be marking it because as someone once said, if we forget the mistakes of history then we are condemned to repeat them, and it's all too clear that Cameron, Osborne, Gove, Pickles, and co are now determinedly repating many of the mistakes of Thatcherism to the detriment of the least well-off in society all over again.

No, it's quite right - even essential - that we who count ourselves as her enemies should mark the passing of Margaret Thatcher just as loudly as the sycophants in the Tory party undoubtedly will, but for very different reasons. And you'd not deny us a little pleasure in doing so, would you?

This is just what every decent Englishman believed , but was , of course, denied , by our useless politicians. The equally useless civil servants who allowed them all in should be sacked and have their pensions totally withdrawn.
this is another major example of why England is heading for the dogs: reason ; simple , the public sector.
Led by small brained and big mouthed politicians, followed by a massive number of totally incompetant civil servants , who in turn are followed by low quality local authority workers.

The benefits offices, another public sector fiasco, are staffed almost entirely by immigrants (some possibly here legally), and hand out vast sums of money to all sorts of (mainly illegal) immigrants. The Benefits offices are , of course, unaccountable to anyone. , rather like the local authorities under whose banner some seem to operate.
Local authorities are equally unaccountable , other than to an employee, called the district auditor, who is usually some near retired old duffer who will sign his name to anything.

THE ANSWER: Get rid of the public sector. Only the Air Force and The Army are worth keeping. Get rid of parliament, the Lords,the civil service, pull out of the EEC, .Privatise education , the health service, the police and justice department..

The USA , with a population of 300million , gets by with 50 elected representatives. England only needs 30 at the most and they could gather 47 weeks a year, 40 hours a week , in Birmingham. Flog the houses of parliament in westminster to the Japs

Only the Air Force and The Army are worth keeping

The USA , with a population of 300million , gets by with 50 elected representatives. England only needs 30 at the most and they could gather 47 weeks a year, 40 hours a week , in Birmingham.

Flog the houses of parliament in westminster to the Japs