Apologies.

I shall flog the Office Junior for relying on an out of date Electoral Role, although there are still grave suspicions regarding the white suit......

re Cahoots! What a cracker of a word. As the Chinese supplied the Khmer Rouge with weapons, all done with the support and knowledge of the American Administration, would that be regarded in TA land as being in cahoots?



And the Blessed Margaret managed all this on her own?

Or was she part of a devilish conspiracy consisting of America, China, and the UN in this political strategy?

The very same UN officials who welcomed back The Khmer Rouge to Phnom Penh ?

Where incidentally,Khieu Samphan, Pol Pot’s prime minister during the years of genocide, took the salute of UN troops with their commander, the Australian general John Sanders stood beside him.

How very odd, that information that is easily available, was not mentioned in your foot stamping outburst.....

I think we can hazard a guess, eh comrade?

Not really considering the Khmer Rouge came to power in 1975 and Mao died in 1976. The link is very, very, very tenuous

Its pretty weird to say it was a conspiracy between the UK, US, China and the UN, when the it was the UK, US and China who voted for those measures in the UN. It was the Wicked Witch and Reagan who voted for the Khmer Rouge to be the supported government of the UN.

And it wasnt the UN who sent the SAS to the Thai Border to train the Khmer Rouge was it.

Maybe we can use the same logic as the Telegraph, David Cameron is an avowed neo-liberal capitalist with a declared love of Margaret Thatcher, Gideon Osborne cried at her funeral, As Ta Mak, Khmer Rouge Military Leader said [i"All the foreigners involved have to be called to court, and there will be no exceptions . . . Madeleine Albright, Margaret Thatcher, Henry Kissinger, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and George Bush . . . we are going to invite them to tell the world why they supported the Khmer Rouge."[/i all avowed neo-liberal capitalists,

ergo David Cameron and Gideon Osborne supported the Khmer Rouge.

and Augstin Pinochet

And for a while Saddam Hussein

and the Apartheid Government of South Africa

And Zia Ul-Haq

and Osama Bin Laden

and the Afghan Taliban

They say you can judge a persons life by the company they keep and how people react when they die....................

Didn't you say the Iron Lady was irrelevant a few pages back. You do seem to like talking about her a lot considering how irrelevant she was.

Oh and who is Gideon? Please explain Pokey TA.

Maths does not appear to be your strong point either, but feel free to provide some evidence that the Chinese (and they are quite a lot of them....not just one guy) did not provide arms to the khmer Rouge.....



Indeed. Which is why Margaret Thatcher was given the very rare honour of a State Funeral. Perhaps you were sunning yourself on the Black sea and missed it?

Here ya go....Proof that the establishment were all in cahoots!

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The introduction of a Tony Benn Day during the August Bank Holiday would be cool.

Another total waste of taxpayers money whilst people in this country still suffer from that woman's and her cronies lack of basic humanity.
Who paid, not the private sector, no just the general public but someone must have made a few bob out of the total waste of time,money and effort.

I said she died irrelevant,sadly her reign wasn't irrelevant she was responsible for the deaths and suffering of millions.

Gideon Osborne was born 23rd of May 1971, he is now chancellor of the exchequer.

Are We now holding Benn responsible for the actions of all Chinese people and anyone they dealt with on the basis he said chairman Mao was a great figure?

Yeah I missed the state wasting money putting her in the ground, there were a lot of drinking and street parties that day

I'd like to know how someone can have a 'relevant' death.

The name of the chancellor is George.

Benn demonstrated compassion, empathy and showed true concern for fellow humans, irrelevant of political persuasion. Qualities that a lot of us lack today.