Margaret
Thatcher’s friends ‘insulted’ by Streep's portrayal “insulting” and
“insufferable.”
“I didn’t come here to see a film about granny going mad.” |
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scream-of-consciousness; "If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Margaret
Thatcher’s friends ‘insulted’ by Streep's portrayal “insulting” and
“insufferable.”
“I didn’t come here to see a film about granny going mad.” |
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"If the number of Islamic terror attacks continues at the current rate, candlelight vigils will soon be the number-one cause of global warming. " |
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Mrs. and I had the great good fortune to see Mrs. Thatcher speak on two occasions. Both times, she took the podium with two things: a pair of reading glasses, and a 3x5 card. She would put on her glasses, refer to the card for her first subject, remove her glasses, and speak calmly and thouroughly (English spelling intended there) for 5 or 10 minutes, put her glasses back on and look for the next subject, and so on. Her intelligence and dignity were both obvious and stunning, and I would stand in line for hours for the opportunity to hear her again. Comandante Zero isn't fit to lick the bottoms of her shoes when it comes to either public speaking or competence, and Jim Treacher, whoever-the-heck that spineless ass-hat is, isn't even fit to occupy the same planet.
H the Comet
The Sunday night (on C-Span) House of Commmons question hour was something I never missed during her "reign." Rapier wit and never bested - ever. I loved her to pieces - as a leader and statesman. I envy your experience, and what a great anecdote. Now kneel while I Knight you Sir H the Comet.
Did I miss something, or isn't Treacher's comment dripping with sarcasm?
--Anon2112
I humbly accept Thy Royal Appointment, my Liege, and serve therefore at Thy honourable descretion.
Sir H the Comet