Thatcher and Hindley/Brady

[chunkyshanhawk53]

seems she overruled the Home Secretary to ensure that they received full life terms

At least she got something right

 

[cluffy]

Aye well done t the old witch

 

[Paddy O'Dors]

seems she overruled the Home Secretary to ensure that they received full life terms

At least she got something right

Even a broken clock is right twice a day...

 

[What A Waster]

Well done Maggie.
When I saw the thread title, I actually thought it was going to be along the lines of "who is worse"?

 

[wigwams]

Well done Maggie.
When I saw the thread title, I actually thought it was going to be along the lines of "who is worse"?

Or a dodgy law firm

 

[Sandboy]

probably sat together somewhere now

 

[maghater]

Aye well done t the old witch

Baroness Thatcher , I think you meant to say

 

[cluffy]

Baroness Thatcher , I think you meant to say

No
I meant what I said though i forgot to add 'friend and protector of jimmy saville' who she'd have round for Xmas lunch

 

[Royal 8er]

No
I meant what I said though i forgot to add 'friend and protector of jimmy saville' who she'd have round for Xmas lunch

Pulling crackers with Pinochet and the ceaucescus.

 

[JohnAin]

Pulling crackers with Pinochet and the ceaucescus.

Birds of a feather ...

 

[FootballFan]

seems she overruled the Home Secretary to ensure that they received full life terms

At least she got something right

she got nothing right.

 

[SteveFTM]

No
I meant what I said though i forgot to add 'friend and protector of jimmy saville' who she'd have round for Xmas lunch

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[FootballFan]

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what a complete evil bitch she was

 

[SteveFTM]

what a complete evil bitch she was

I'm not religious or owt but if there is a hell I hope these two f@#kers are suffering.

 

[FootballFan]

I'm not religious or owt but if there is a hell I hope these two f@#kers are suffering.

completely agree, both evil as they come in different ways

 

[sonofagun]

Read a few books about the Moors murders. Ian Brady didn't contemplated parole, he never once applied. He was a sick freak and had no remorse for the suffering of the victims and their families, but accepted that the weight of his crimes were worthy of full life imprisonment. And he was diagnosed as a psychopath and sent to Ashworth Mental Hospital so it was literally impossible for him to get out anyway.

Hindley was actually on course for parole in 2002, when the Law Lords decided that judges rather than politicians should decide when prisoners are released, but died a few weeks beforehand.