She looked at the picture of a former Iron Lady on wall, murmuring “What she could have done?”
A nearby church-bell announced midnight.
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Outside, it was a dark winter night. The Iron Lady looked at all the notes scattered on her mahogany table. Everything she had attempted to separate her country from a bigger union was fruitless. Initially, she thought it was the chauvinism of her male-colleagues. Now, a noted scholar, across Atlantic coined it “The Malign Incompetence of the British Ruling Class,” additionally opining “who drew borders from India to Ireland getting a taste of their own medicine.”
She looked at the picture of a former Iron Lady on wall, murmuring “What she could have done?” A nearby church-bell announced midnight. Comments are closed.
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