Margaret Thatcher: Boston's Diagonal(s)

A Story by Abishai100

Narration of an American school writer's view for 'troubles' for governance history/record for social media 'control' image in the UK.

A world politics bridges-game vignette, about the modern UK (and its 'storied' past!),

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"I wanted to appreciate why Margaret Thatcher, great Prime-Minister governance-lady of the United Kingdom, had somehow become 'linked' to the languages of 'troubles' concerning post-partition British territory (Northern Ireland) following a policy-administration of (official) 'criminalization' of the defiant/troubling guerrilla force known as the Irish Republican Army, a 'force' of armed rebels seeking reunification with mainland (Catholic) Ireland for a bridge between Dublin and Belfast (Facebook-like!). I thought about this (all) at my Boston school campus while planning a special cyber-storyboard about incomplete-distances readings to the leviathan/uncertainty of manmade wall-arts of Christian community valence for all."

"Of course, I thought of these words and ideas and complexity theories concerning a Catholic-Protestant bridge game in the UK 'linked' with the administration arms/strength of governess-lady Margaret Thatcher while working with Blue-Planet lifestyle/behaviors 'reflection' social media (and cartoon) avatars re-presenting special worries/superstitions/jitters about chess-stalemates between forces of defiance and authority for everyday-life (Facebook-like!)."

READER: We do know (from read) that the IRA has recruited men/women.

ME: Civilians-turned-soldiers (sound like the American Revolution?).

READER: Thatcher gave us much image for governance-challenge(s), no?

ME: Doubtless, reader; in deeds, she became a world-chess idea provocateur!

READER: Catholic-Protestant walls make for Christian community paranoia.

ME: Sure does, reader...in deeds, the IRA has become Parliament clinic-thorn.

READER: Facebook-like!

"I made 'toast' of this grand Blue-Planet agenda write with a 'cool' world-exchanges reflection culinary-treat soft/zesty (Indian) luchi-bread thanksgiving-diner plate chat(s) and thought Margaret Thatcher may've been a 'cool' fan of such a hospitality-bread treat for the Ego (ha). Had the modern UK (somehow/miraculously) become some land/language mirror for things of ghosts, wallets, and dreamcatchers? What do you think?"