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Ding-Dong, The Witch is Dead! Good Riddance Margaret Thatcher

April 9, 2013
Ding-Dong, The Witch is Dead! Good Riddance Margaret Thatcher

Yesterday’s death of British leader Margaret Thatcher signals the last “Iron nail” in the coffin of Thatcher/Reaganomics. The only places that display grief over Thatchers passing are the financial districts of London and Wall Street, her true constituents. From “Raw Story”: “in the edgy south London neighbourhood of Brixton, sworn enemies of the former Iron […]

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