The death parties that have occured across Britain at the news of Maggie Thatcher's death are shameful, and appeal to the lowest and basest human instinct. During the Thatcher years I supported the miners, opposed privitization, marched against student loans, campaigned against the closure of the Scottish steel industry in Ravenscraig, and campaigned against the poll tax. Much as I loathed her policies, I would never celebrate her death.
When she died she was a frail elderly women suffering from dementia. It is shameful to celebrate, and the revellers that celebrate are not my brothers or sisters. I would never march with such people, or stand with them on any issue.
As for George Galloway, this man cannot critise anybody. He once smoked a long cigar with the insane murdering sons of Saddam Hussain. What kind of strange person praises Saddam Hussain?
As for those @@@@s and c***s#####s celebrating Thatcher's death, do something useful like @@@@ off.
When she died she was a frail elderly women suffering from dementia. It is shameful to celebrate, and the revellers that celebrate are not my brothers or sisters. I would never march with such people, or stand with them on any issue.
As for George Galloway, this man cannot critise anybody. He once smoked a long cigar with the insane murdering sons of Saddam Hussain. What kind of strange person praises Saddam Hussain?
As for those @@@@s and c***s#####s celebrating Thatcher's death, do something useful like @@@@ off.
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