Recent content by warey4life

She could have turned the country around without selling most of the country off. Thatcher took it too far. We lost British Airways, British steel, Rolls Royce, British Aerospace ..... Almost anything that gave Britain it's identity just sold off, and most of it now is in the hands of...

How do you feel about her privatisation of public transport, the utilities and the energy sector?

Screwfix has a forum?

About ruining the rave scene?

The Tories were a disaster in the 60s and early 70s and Labour carried on the disaster. Thatcher did turn things around but she did some real long lasting damage to industry, utilities and energy. Major was a safish pair of hands, but then came Blair and Brown with their PFIs, their pursuing of...

And don't forget Sunak's 11billion cock-up: https://news.sky.com/story/rishi-sunak-accused-of-wasting-11bn-by-paying-too-much-interest-on-government-debt-12631205

Peanuts compared to the ongoing cost to the economy of the Brexit disaster.

Hang on, UK net migration fell by 48% in the year ending Dec 2025, are they trying to reduce their own voter base?

I used to think Thatcher, but it's become clear over the years that her privatising of utilities and energy has been disasaterous, so John Major for me, although he brought in the criminal justice act which ruined the rave seen.

10 PFI prisons were built between 1997 and 2012, which we are still paying through the nose for now.

A government having ultimate power is by definition a dictatorship.

Incoherently no doubt.

Who do the right think causes all the crime? I'll be interested to hear your response because your concept of left and right is non-existent.

Ultimate power, even over the justice system? I think you'd prefer living in a dictatorship.

I'm not a Labour supporter but I understand our electoral system. We don't elect a party leader, so Andy Burnham is no more or less legitimate that any Prime Minister that has come before him.