Thatcher did more to destroy the UK and turn it into a police state than anyone and she was not in the Frankfurt school, she was a fan of Hayek.

Guevarista wrote:
I don't think so. Blair did far more damage...

Thatcher, for all her other faults, is the only prime minister in the last 40 years to have actively opposed the developing EU superstate and the ongoing process of Britain being absorbed into it.

It is about the only good thing to be said about the bitch however.....

The SEA's main pupose was to set a deadline for the creation of a full single market by 1992. It also created deeper integration by making it easier to pass laws, strengthening the EU Parliament and laying the basis for a European foreign policy. In these ways it took the process of European integration to a new level, laying the groundwork for the rapid changes of the 1990s and 2000s.
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The SEA made it easier for laws to be passed by the Council of Ministers by increasing the number of areas covered by Qualified Majority Voting (QMV). The Treaty also officially included the comitology procedure. Finally, it laid the tentative groundwork for the creation of common European Foreign, Justice and Home Affairs policies, which would emerge in the Maastricht Treaty (1992).[Passed by another Tory shit]...
"'The Community is now launching itself on a course for the 1990s, a course which must make it possible for Europe to compete on equal terms with the United States and Japan... What we need are strengths which we can only find together. We must be stronger in new technologies. We must have the full benefit of a single large market'". - Margaret Thatcher, British Prime Minister, 1986

Why, 'One last time', Mart?

I hope you're not really thinking of stopping venting.

Gilly wrote: I don't think he knows what he's venting at, he's yet to say what exactly Common purpose have done?

Brian Gerrish used to work as a conservative think tank member in the Thatcher years. Odd that he didn't look into the paedo ring that is now being revealed was connected to that era's Number 10 staff.

I trust him as much as I trust any pundit like him (or own Alex Jones) and by that I mean about as much as i trust CP.

Gilly wrote: I don't think he knows what he's venting at, he's yet to say what exactly Common purpose have done?

I wish you'd learn to present a differing point of view without it looking like an attempt to corner or belittle people, Guevarista.

I will say mart that when you start to look into the associations of Gerrish and the BCG, it becomes pretty clear that there are some pretty right wing nationalist connections....

If you can't understand why I think a group that advocates a return the Magna Carter the Charter of Land Owning Barons in Feudal England with Union Jacks all over their website and praise for the Monarchy and Feudal structure of the UK is Right Wing and Nationalist,...:

dubmeup wrote: Guevarista wrote:
If I remember coreectly, martg also expressed resepect for:
Fritz Springmeyer, a member of the seperatist movement called the Christian Patriot Association
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Ted Gunderson, an ex FBI agent who was a member of the Constitution Party, a right wing paryt focused heavily on immigration
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Eustace Mullins, a holocaust "revsiionist" and author of "Adolf Hitler: An Appreciation"

So I don't think Gerrish's right wing, nationalist and/or military background will deter his appreciation for him somehow.

mikey mikey wrote:
I appreciate the work of Springmeier and Gunderson in exposing satanist scum, don't know anything about Mullins

If you're going to make thinly veiled accusations of right wing extremism, you might want to actually find out what that person believes first.
I was mostly a labour supporter when I believed in politics, with some liberalism thrown in.
never cared about race or immigration

so fuck you, you ignorant cunt