A Jewish refugee girl came to stay with Margaret Thatcher

[Miss.Jane]

A Jewish refugee girl came to stay with Margaret Thatcher - and it shaped her view of Germany I got to know Margaret Thatcher through one of her mistakes. In 1989, as the Berlin Wall fell, and we all looked forward to  a unified Germany, she misguidedly stepped forward (secretly encouraged by President Gorbachev) and said she was opposed. If the country united and became a great Central European state, what was to stop it becoming authoritarian and trying to take over everyone else, just as it had before? It was an old-fashioned view born out of her instinctive distrust of the Germans. Thatcher, remember, was a child of the Second World War.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2308790/A-Jewish-refugee-girl-came-stay-Margaret-Thatcher--shaped-view-Germany.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

Thatcher showed her brain-polluted idiocy.  She was a puppet of the Jews.  Having recently died, Britain is divided with strong opposing views within families on whether she is highly admirable or highly deplorable.  Of course the "right wing" view is that she was great, and helped stamp all over "socialism".  Who was it that once said there is no one more enslaved than those who willingly put chains on themselves? 

The masses are following a pied piper to their destruction and they won't follow a kin-leader until he becomes the leader.  It's a catch 22.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Yes, like the author of the Daily Mail article, I remembered her stance against Germany and her belief that a united Germany was a threat to Europe. Back then I thought Thatcher was just being typically recalcitrant and didn't give it a second thought as unification went ahead without her approval, and it was she that disappeared into history. Not being British, (and from memory being only twenty-one years old) I didn't see the need to judge Thatcher any further than that ... but even then, if I'd known she'd had a Kike living in her home as a child, I would have found fault in practically every decision she made. Probably would have had the same attitude as her red enemies do today, but reached from the opposing political stance. As it is, I'm glad to be reminded later in life of this incident and learn of her early Kike influences so that I am able to make a mature and rational judgement.

Ding dong, the race-traitor witch is dead!

@Cailen.

[Miss.Jane]

Yes it is a very unambiguous flashing light warning us of what kind of influences Thatcher had during her formative years.  I should think some of the nationalists over here who try to think positively of Thatcher would have pause for thought when they find out about her childhood companion.