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The United States of America lost a dear friend in the passing of Margaret Thatcher today. I would like to offer sincere sympathy from our country to yours for the loss of your strong and courageous leader. Jan
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graceandham
08 Apr 2013
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I agree wholeheartedly. It was with great sorrow that I heard of her death. Mrs. Thatcher was a woman to look up to and to aspire to be like. Americans admired her leadership.
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Margaret Thatcher was a bit like Marmite. People either loved her or hated her. On balance, here in the UK, the latter is probably more common.
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Hi Sue, what is Marmite? Silly me, another British term or item? I don't know! LOL!
It's a spread like VEGEMITE or PROMITE!
"Made from yeast extract, a by-product of beer brewing. Other similar products include the Australian Vegemite, the Swiss Cenovis and the German Vitam-R." taken from Wikipedia.
"Made from yeast extract, a by-product of beer brewing. Other similar products include the Australian Vegemite, the Swiss Cenovis and the German Vitam-R." taken from Wikipedia.
In France, the latter is more common too :)
But may she RIP !
But may she RIP !
That may be the case but to see people dancing in the streets over her death is disgusting.
When I asked google what Marmite was it said it was a baking dish! I just learn so much on Cuties!
Yes is also the name for a special shaped dish
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Sue, The same is true for most of our leaders. Unfortunately. Jan it is so good to see you. Hope all is well up the hill. How is Ben and Bia?
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Our hearts go out to all of you from Great Britain. No matter the general opinion of her personally, she was a great and fearless leader.
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susiesembroidery
08 Apr 2013
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She was a great Lady. My heart goes out to your country and her family. May she rest in peace.
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basketkase
08 Apr 2013
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Deepest sympathies to all our GB friends.......I did not know she passed and didn't know she was sick......she is not replaceable, that's for sure!!
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I have to agree with Sue over this. She certainly ruffled a few feathers while in power. I believe that she had been ill for some time.
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She was a special lady for sure. And if you did like her or not, she was a strong person who made history. May she rest in peace now.
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I have to sadly agree with Sue, any family deserves respect while they lay their loved ones to rest, however they are turning the whole event into a media political circus, bragging over 2000 invites, while we many are suffering severe cutbacks, we are as tax payers to foot this £10 million cost, and that unfortunatly turns the whole event, no matter your personal feelings towards her,
I was a 12 when she came into power, I had virtually no schooling in my 3rd + 4th seniors due to the teachers strikes, several of my family lost their homes due to interest rates causing respossesion by the banks, I would dearly love to see more women in power, but they need to be good !! big hugs from London - Maria xx
I was a 12 when she came into power, I had virtually no schooling in my 3rd + 4th seniors due to the teachers strikes, several of my family lost their homes due to interest rates causing respossesion by the banks, I would dearly love to see more women in power, but they need to be good !! big hugs from London - Maria xx