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Every Argument That Margaret Thatcher Ever Made Internationally Didn't Have A Great Deal To Do With Her Contempt For Communism - She Never Really Got Into That. What She Talked About Was Giving Freedom To Tens Of Millions Of People In Central And Eastern Europe. She Was An Inspirational Leader When It Came To Discussing Her Belief In Freedom. More Visceral And Moral.

I Would Go To Them And I Would Explain This Is The Price Of Going Forward. We're Going To Move Ahead In All These Other Areas. We're Moving Ahead In Tax Reform And Gst, We Are Moving Ahead On Trade, But This Will Not Be Done At The Cost Of The Environment.

At Summits Margaret Tatcher Was The Only Woman. Always Perfectly Coiffed, Splendidly Dressed - Beautiful Maroon Or Dark Blue Suits. That Lovely Diamond Brooch. She Would Never Speak To An Issue Without Having Absolutely Exhausted The Research On The File. She Spoke Very Confidently Because Of It.

Margaret Thatcher Inherited The Sick Man Of Europe In 1979 And Transformed It Into A Powerhouse. When She Left Office, It Was Britain Redefined. And Of Course The Frosting On The Cake Was Her Action In The Falklands, Where She Gave Britain Back Some Of Its Pizzazz, Addressed Some Past Yearning And Great Memories. So She Gave Them Back Their Pride. That Was The First Great Thing She Did.

My Second Biggest Mistake In Life, For Which I Have No One To Blame But Myself, Is Having Accepted Payments In Cash From Karlheinz Schreiber For A Mandate He Gave Me After I Left Office... My Biggest Mistake In Life, By Far, Was Ever Agreeing To Be Introduced To Karlheinz Schreiber In The First Place.