Baroness Thatcher - RIP. by Philip Smith-Lawrence

 I have read and heard, so much vitriol from the cerebrally challenged, who are mostly under the age of 40, it is disgusting. They haven't got a clue about what or whom they are talking about.
Unless you are 40+ and lived through the tenure of Baroness Thatcher as Prime Minister, and you may not have agreed with what Baroness Thatcher did, you did not experience the change in a nation.These morons spouting their bile don't have a clue about the good she did for this country, the world of politics and the future stability of the world.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but base it in fact and not on hearsay.

As a leader of our country at a time of economic downturn and in the grip of the unions, she took up the mantle and stood fast, turned the tables on the unions and brought prosperity to back to our nation. In short she put the 'Great' back into Great Britain.
She not only subtlety inspired women to achieve in a male oriented world, she inspired some of the greatest British business people we see today - more importantly, she gave them the opportunity. She devised and cultivated the enterprise culture, a culture that has subsequently been fostered by other political parties, both in the UK and across the world.

Baroness Thatcher earned the title 'The Iron Lady' for many reasons,not least her views and actions on and against terrorism, the Iranians can attest to that. The IRA also learnt the hard way too,as did the Argentinians.

I have watched and listened to the left wing hypocrites, such as Hatton et al and Terry Christian - wearing their designer suits and still charging exorbitant fee's for public appearances - and they still can't structure a coherent argument against Baroness Thatcher's policies.Is it any wonder that the supporters of the left wing are misguided morons when the leaders are cerebrally challenged hypocrites, with a complete lack of understanding of the word respect?

Also, let us not forget that many a political leader from around the world sought her council,after she left office, including on a regular basis,Tony Blair.

Any great leader will always have their dissenters voicing their opinions, Chruchill did,but their legacy lives on long after the voice have fallen silent.
Baroness Thatcher, wife, mother, grandmother and inspiration to a nation.