British Steel

I remember the Corby area.

in north of London, where the British Steel Corporation had a huge factory.

I still remember that.

And I remember when Thatcher closed it.

How do I know this or why do I suspect this? Well, the Thatcher government based its policies on the Heritage Foundation's recommendations to privatise British industry as part of the Reaganomics drive and the special relationship that existed between Thatcher and Reagan.

And so the test of the Heritage Foundation, British Aerospace, Cable & Wireless, Amersham International, National Freight, Brit Oil, Associated British Ports, Enterprise Oil, Jaguar, British Telecommunications, British Shipbuilders, British Gas, British Airways, Rolls Royce, BAA, British Steel, Water, British Electricity, they're all privatized by the Thatcher government.

And she also was going to privatize the NHS at the request of another Koch brothers owned industry called the Adam Smith Institute.

But she was backed

which

was a lot more than what we're getting at the British Steel Corporation, quite honestly.

Like a bit of a formulaic process.

Was it the song Sparrow? Is that the one that Paul

So it's two long brick, light coloured brick buildings.

And then with a steel structure that spanned the docks, British Steel did a case study on it.

So it's British Steel that spanned the docks.

It's 300,000 square foot over five storeys, five or six storeys.

And it was effectively the tax office announced they were going to leave.