Here's another feather in the cap for this extrodinary woman.
The American Spectator : In Praise of Euroskeptics
The American Spectator : In Praise of Euroskeptics
Here's another feather in the cap for this extrodinary woman.
The American Spectator : In Praise of Euroskeptics
Maggie was a statesman alright - a man without a penis. The Iron Maiden had to give up her femininity to get that high up in a man's game.
No. But if you also look at Indira Gandhi and Golda Meyer, all three were war mongers. At that time in history, politics on that scale was a man's game. It has nothing to do with being successful or achievement, it has more to do with my low opinion of politics. They had to lower their standards to get to those positions.My, my....you are quite the sexist aren't you. Why is it some men feel that women give up their femininity to achieve? Do you feel she would have been better off in the kitchen making cookies?
No. But if you also look at Indira Gandhi and Golda Meyer, all three were war mongers. At that time in history, politics on that scale was a man's game. It has nothing to do with being successful or achievement, it has more to do with my low opinion of politics. They had to lower their standards to get to those positions.
Sexism works both ways.
Only men are stupid enough to want to play war. Women were not designed for that level of stupidity.
Although these days, more and more are joining the military for front line duty, which is completely baffling to me.
You like to throw that term around. Accusations are usually an attempt at deflection.Sexist nonsense. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Not only is it baffling to you but it is also evidence of just how wrong your sexist view is.
She did put a scare into all the worthless socialists that were busy destroying England's economy at the time. Too bad there were not more like her.
You like to throw that term around.
No. But if you also look at Indira Gandhi and Golda Meyer, all three were war mongers. At that time in history, politics on that scale was a man's game. It has nothing to do with being successful or achievement, it has more to do with my low opinion of politics. They had to lower their standards to get to those positions.
Actually, I don't. Sometimes you just have to call a spade a spade though.
I have to stop posting when I'm tired; extraordinaryand extraordinaire both have 2 a's. What a maroon.
No. But if you also look at Indira Gandhi and Golda Meyer, all three were war mongers. At that time in history, politics on that scale was a man's game. It has nothing to do with being successful or achievement, it has more to do with my low opinion of politics. They had to lower their standards to get to those positions.
You missed Boudicea, Catherine the Great, and Jeanne d'Arc. All militarily successful women - even if two of them paid for it with their lives.
You missed Boudicea, Catherine the Great, and Jeanne d'Arc. All militarily successful women - even if two of them paid for it with their lives.
I thought Joan of Arc was a young peasant girl.