RIP Margaret Thatcher

The Iron Lady has died. Margaret Thatcher, along with Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II, worked diligently behind the scenes to enact the collapse of the Soviet Union and orchestrate the end of the Cold War. For this, these fine individuals are hated by the Left. They brought down the Left's ideological model, which was a slap in the face to the Left's love affair with Communism. Of course, there is still Chairman Mao's Little Red Book. Reading some of the vile ladled posts in my Facebook news feed, you would think that Prime Minister Thatcher was evil incarnate. I guess to Liberals she was. However, I believe that she, along with President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II are exactly the kind of leaders that this world now needs.

These individuals stood for something, whether you believe in what they stood for or not. Will Thatcher be remembered 100 years from now? Yes. Will Ronald Reagan? Yes. Will David Cameron? Probably not. Will Barack Obama? Yes, but I don't think in a very positive way. Then again, it will depend on who writes, or re-writes our history. As of right now, I believe that he will be remembered as the president who took the United States down. Would Mitt Romney or John McCain be remembered in 100 years if they had been elected president? More than likely neither of them would have been more that a blip in some history book. Will the squishes that are the leadership of the Republican party? I hope not.

The three individuals listed above understood good and evil, and they worked to eliminate evil. I only wish that they had taken things further, and after the Soviet Union collapsed, and Marxism moved in earnest to the worlds of academia, technology, and culture, they had gone after these industries with a buzz saw. I believe that if they had, we wouldn't be faced today with the destruction of the middle class and working class that is taking place both here in the United States, as well as in Western Europe and Great Britain.

Thank you Margaret Thatcher for doing your part to make this world a better place. Along with Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II, may you now enjoy your hard earned rest.