Depend’s who you speak to, If it’s the youngster’s on YTS or the fall of British Industries that made millions unemployed, and also made way for the Chinese to takeover being the biggest Steel Manufacturing country in the world. All the Taxpayers money went to Etonians to take up Banking, while the ordinary young people had to work on a YTS for £27 a week . The woman was a monster with blood on her hands and was all for No Society, she was all for the Rich.
She is so much more open with her personality in this interview. She is warm, communicative, expressive. You see the real Margaret. Later on, years of power really seemed to change her personality. Very serious, very forceful, verging on bitterness.
I think its the exact opposite. She was trying to win votes and she must be humble. Her real personality is that Strong, Dominating women during her time as a PM. Doesnt mean its a bad thing. And I like her strong dominating personality. Britain needs a PM like her again. Kick those corrupted EU for good out Britain.
Rarely in history do great minds meet, but with Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, and Karol Józef Wojtyła (better known as Pope John Paul II) such a great moment happened
The remorselessly negative commentary is fascinating. The commentator really believes that Mrs Thatcher was an electoral liability, and that Callaghan was the better bet.
He was massively more popular than she was. It was much said at the time that if it had been a presidential election, he would have won hands down. It was the wider Labour Party that was very unpopular, particularly the Bennite left as they were viewed as having wrecked Callaghan's government. It's worth noting that Margaret Thatcher never was hugely personally popular except among a group of devotees on the right. Even in her electoral zenith at the 1983 election, the Conservatives actually got 700,000 fewer votes than they did in 1979. It was the Labour Party who imploded and the SDP / Liberal Alliance unable to cut through the first past the post electoral system.
pe ace they stand up for nationalism and inflation and unemployment... yeas down the line by high corporation tax creating the unemployment of generation x and punk rock... how is causing the misery of millions lacking empathy.... how is creating endless new business lacking empathy how is opening up London to the global banking world with a rush of American commonest not caring which school you went to who preferred ago employ hungry for East end wide boy attitude than a bowler hat..... lacking empathy.... how is her long term vision out putting UK back on track with private enterprise cruel to working people there is and there always was plenty of room at the top!! I could go on and on on..... you're wrong.
Every loyal citizen of this country should be on their knees thanking Margaret Thatcher, and every modern woman who considers herself to be a Feminist too. This was a time that changed my notions as a young man of just what a woman could really achieve and how a woman could actually be the best man for the job in a job which was the most important one in the country. Her picture hangs in my hallway. She and Her Majesty are the two greatest women of my lifetime
I'm trying to find out where this programme was originally broadcast, who made it etc as I want to use some of it in a documentary. Can anyone help/advise on here? Thatcheritescot maybe?
I certainly don't remember Callaghan being popular at that time. People were sick to death of his government. But he was certainly generous in defeat, unlike Lord Kinnock who really should have learned some humility from his numerous defeats.
You've pretty much explained it yourself. He himself was always personally popular - it was the wider Labour Party and in particular the Bennite left wing of the Labour Party who were disliked because they were viewed as wrecking his government.
Look at this country Thatcher was part to blame giving bankers all the power they wanted without the Bank of England and government intervention, 2008 the economy burst why ask Thatcher.
Hello, could you please share the original source of these clips/the commentary? I am writing an academic paper on Margaret Thatcher’s 1979 victory and I would like to reference them in my paper. Thank you :)
Quite a wake up, to realize it has been 40 years. When God's people have a streak of cowardice and failure amongst their leaders & chief rulers, HE oftentimes raises up an able & brave woman to leade us, and thereby shame the effeminate cowards - unto their repentance & amendment, hopefully, or, their relegation to political oblivion.
Hi! Interested in licensing some of this footage for a feature doc. Interested in where it came from and if you own the rights? Get in touch on nhsfeature@gmail.com. Thanks! Hannah
Pure gold material! thanks TS :)
They don't make PMs like this anymore.
3 years ago just wait lol
thank the lord
Whether you agree or disagree with her,she was one of a kind!
Thank God
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Depend’s who you speak to, If it’s the youngster’s on YTS or the fall of British Industries that made millions unemployed, and also made way for the Chinese to takeover being the biggest Steel Manufacturing country in the world.
All the Taxpayers money went to Etonians to take up Banking, while the ordinary young people had to work on a YTS for £27 a week .
The woman was a monster with blood on her hands and was all for No Society, she was all for the Rich.
She is so much more open with her personality in this interview. She is warm, communicative, expressive. You see the real Margaret. Later on, years of power really seemed to change her personality. Very serious, very forceful, verging on bitterness.
+Richard Warner It must be one tough job, the power and stress of the role changes all of them. Look at Obama now.
I think its the exact opposite. She was trying to win votes and she must be humble. Her real personality is that Strong, Dominating women during her time as a PM. Doesnt mean its a bad thing. And I like her strong dominating personality. Britain needs a PM like her again. Kick those corrupted EU for good out Britain.
Dread to Think
That is what Power does to you.
Was that a young Cathy Beal (Gillian Taylforth) in the Political party advert.
An atlasnetwork actress
Why do people think she had no sense of humour?
Most transformative PM since Atlee. The Tory’s and Labour and the UK were never the same. And that was a very good thing.
God bless Maggie’s soul.
Say what you will about the politics, but Margaret Thatcher is just very beautiful
Rarely in history do great minds meet, but with Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, and Karol Józef Wojtyła (better known as Pope John Paul II) such a great moment happened
Thomas Bingel first time I’ve heard Ronald Reagan described as a great mind but I get it
Yes, neo-liberalism. And look how that is turning out 45 years later.
The remorselessly negative commentary is fascinating. The commentator really believes that Mrs Thatcher was an electoral liability, and that Callaghan was the better bet.
ABC DEF What? The media got something wrong?
He was more popular than her as a person, but he lost his slim chance by not calling the General Election in October 1978.
@@stevebbuk was he ?
@@barnaby4232 Yes, and Labour never got as many votes again until 1997.
He was massively more popular than she was. It was much said at the time that if it had been a presidential election, he would have won hands down. It was the wider Labour Party that was very unpopular, particularly the Bennite left as they were viewed as having wrecked Callaghan's government. It's worth noting that Margaret Thatcher never was hugely personally popular except among a group of devotees on the right. Even in her electoral zenith at the 1983 election, the Conservatives actually got 700,000 fewer votes than they did in 1979. It was the Labour Party who imploded and the SDP / Liberal Alliance unable to cut through the first past the post electoral system.
She devastated Labour.
+Vivian Eastwood nope labour did it themselves!
+m4rs12 labour stands up for the rights of working class people, I appreciate the fact that that might not be you but come on have some EMPATHY
lel lel Oh really? by plunging the country into debt crisis? Hmm guess who will be hit harder when the economy took a nose dive...
Nawwwww...run 'em over !
pe ace they stand up for nationalism and inflation and unemployment... yeas down the line by high corporation tax creating the unemployment of generation x and punk rock... how is causing the misery of millions lacking empathy.... how is creating endless new business lacking empathy how is opening up London to the global banking world with a rush of American commonest not caring which school you went to who preferred ago employ hungry for East end wide boy attitude than a bowler hat..... lacking empathy.... how is her long term vision out putting UK back on track with private enterprise cruel to working people there is and there always was plenty of room at the top!! I could go on and on on..... you're wrong.
Mrs T was a serious and credible politician after all the electioneering. I doubt I’ll be saying that about boris after he wins next week
Wonderful video - interesting press bias against MT even then, but she showed them!
Every loyal citizen of this country should be on their knees thanking Margaret Thatcher, and every modern woman who considers herself to be a Feminist too. This was a time that changed my notions as a young man of just what a woman could really achieve and how a woman could actually be the best man for the job in a job which was the most important one in the country. Her picture hangs in my hallway. She and Her Majesty are the two greatest women of my lifetime
Here, here. 👍
I'm trying to find out where this programme was originally broadcast, who made it etc as I want to use some of it in a documentary. Can anyone help/advise on here? Thatcheritescot maybe?
Was that a young Cathy Beal (Gillian Taylforth) in the Political advert.
classy and well educated plus all the ingredients of a dragon lady, very rare mixture.
I certainly don't remember Callaghan being popular at that time. People were sick to death of his government. But he was certainly generous in defeat, unlike Lord Kinnock who really should have learned some humility from his numerous defeats.
You've pretty much explained it yourself. He himself was always personally popular - it was the wider Labour Party and in particular the Bennite left wing of the Labour Party who were disliked because they were viewed as wrecking his government.
If only she were negotiating Brexit rather than that poor pathetic zombie who's in charge forty years later.
Look at this country Thatcher was part to blame giving bankers all the power they wanted without the Bank of England and government intervention, 2008 the economy burst why ask Thatcher.
Sad days, sad woman, God help us *
Legend
No leader since. Australia and U.K. On a lighter moment, I like the Chelsea song for her campaign... thanks for coming to Perth Chelsea.
Hello, could you please share the original source of these clips/the commentary? I am writing an academic paper on Margaret Thatcher’s 1979 victory and I would like to reference them in my paper. Thank you :)
How did your paper go?
Callaghan was wrong thinking. Long campaign would hurt, not his first misjudgment
Goodness - even back then the media narrative was just negative, negative, negative😢
Callaghan was the only one to put up a fight. Though the swing was historic. I often wonder whether or not Tony Benn could’ve triumphed.
Ben would have been a bigger loss, look at 1983
You enjoy this one Clegg?
Is the narrator Michael Cockerell?
Where is this documentary from?
Interesting…does this sound familiar to anyone???? History is repeating itself, my friends.
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Not Laughing Now TORY BOY!
Ideas and ideology could make a comeback - but an apolitical spiritual one.
It's jarring to see her in such a relaxed manner. I wonder how late into her life it was she realised she would spend eternity burning in hell.
It is a risk she was very much prepared to take for the sake of people like you. But you wouldn't understand anyway
Christians don’t go to hell😁
Quite a wake up, to realize it has been 40 years. When God's people have a streak of cowardice and failure amongst their leaders & chief rulers, HE oftentimes raises up an able & brave woman to leade us, and thereby shame the effeminate cowards - unto their repentance & amendment, hopefully, or, their relegation to political oblivion.
That Casablanca guy was Doctor Rhodes Boyson's illegitimate son, surely..
This a news feature from 1979?
John Graber yes
The iron woman
I adored her "Get it done" attitude. She should be a feminist Icon.
She was a monster with Blood on her hands hated.
Jin should of called it ayear ear he would of wonthe
Hi! Interested in licensing some of this footage for a feature doc. Interested in where it came from and if you own the rights? Get in touch on nhsfeature@gmail.com. Thanks! Hannah
The beginning of the collapse.
Shouldofhadaelection in seventy right she wouldn't of won