Well to be honest Bill, most of these kind of "shock horror wow" websites are deliberately provocative, and their authors are usually bereft of common sense. But people just can't resist having a peek.
I'm not very keen on extremist politicians either left or right. And in my opinion Margaret Thatcher was pretty far to the right on the political spectrum.
In my view Norman Wisdom would have been a more suitable candidate for a state funeral.
Another one who had an all expenses paid trip to the other side was Winston Churchill, who for all his faults, and they were legion, was a man who had a long history of service to his nation, both militarily, and politically, and therefore his State Funeral was pretty much a foregone conclusion.
The Royal Family are another shower of eccentric inbred malcontents who fully expect a full State Funeral because it's the absolute minimum standard of send off they've come to expect.
I think state funerals should only be reserved for those who have, during their lifetime, captured the hearts, minds and spirit of the nation. But it does'nt matter, because governments dish out honours such as life peerages to the highest bidders, some of whom do not even live here or pay UK taxes on their obscene overseas riches. So in that respect giving Baroness Thatcher a state funeral is just more of the same old same old.
So many people in my very large extended family had their jobs pulled out from under them or were sacked from well paid professional jobs and forced to re-apply for the same jobs at vastly reduced hourly rates and shocking working conditions, that it makes me sick to my back teeth that she is to get a State Funeral.
I don't care if she was a prime minister. Her attitude was pretty much along the Marie Antoinette lines "Let them eat cake". She came across as insensitive, intolerant and rude.
We should tax the anticipated £7 billion annual bonuses the financial services sector fatcats are set to recieve this year at 99 pence in the pound and use some of the £6.98 billion pounds raised to fund a national referendum on the issue. The £6.97 billion in change left over can be spent on good causes such as "Help for Heroes" and Erskine Hospital and all the other charities providing help and support for our injured servicemen and women and their families, any one of whom would be more deserving of a state funeral given that they put themselves in harms way to preserve our freedoms.
Anyhoo it's a moot point because I saw Baroness Thatcher on the telly tonight so I'm assuming she's made a full recovery.