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If you continue to put uncited propoganda into your article sI will ban you. Thatcher was not alcoholic (see [[Talk: Margaret Thatcher]] and UK Conservative party did not splinter into three factions.--[[User:AustinM|AustinM]] 13:38, 16 March 2007 (EDT) | If you continue to put uncited propoganda into your article sI will ban you. Thatcher was not alcoholic (see [[Talk: Margaret Thatcher]] and UK Conservative party did not splinter into three factions.--[[User:AustinM|AustinM]] 13:38, 16 March 2007 (EDT) | ||
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| + | :See my notes on the respective talk pages. Nowhere do I allege that Thatcher was an alcoholic; I say (with citations) that parts of the UK media ''claimed'' she was alcoholic which in turn led to her drop in popularity and the Conservative Party's decision to remove her. You reverted a lengthy article on [[John Major]] to the single line "He achieved very little", despite my - cited - source for the expanded article being the Conservative Party's own website. | ||
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If you continue to put uncited propoganda into your article sI will ban you. Thatcher was not alcoholic (see Talk: Margaret Thatcher and UK Conservative party did not splinter into three factions.--AustinM 13:38, 16 March 2007 (EDT)
- See my notes on the respective talk pages. Nowhere do I allege that Thatcher was an alcoholic; I say (with citations) that parts of the UK media claimed she was alcoholic which in turn led to her drop in popularity and the Conservative Party's decision to remove her. You reverted a lengthy article on John Major to the single line "He achieved very little", despite my - cited - source for the expanded article being the Conservative Party's own website.