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To: ggersh who wrote (54003)	11/29/2013 11:02:28 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71445

The Burrell collection includes a big chunk of what used to be William Randolph Hearst's collection. WRH had run into an (out of character) bad patch with his finances, and WB helped him out by buying parts of his collection at what was considered an attractive price at the time. Quite the trader was WB. It's hard not to have some admiration for William Burrell. He did play an important positive role in the UK economy during his time.. That's the sort of rich guy that needs to be encouraged. Boris needs to get an education from Glasgow. ========================================================================== Meanwhile, Private Eye has celebrated one of the Sun newspaper's more infamous headlines.. the sinking of the Belgrano, which was in fact just another horrible sad fact of war. This one is a joyous occasion though -g- en.wikipedia.org and as you can see, it has now already incorporated the "NotW", probably as a cheap pimping method of increasing sales and circulation. It already has a sordid photo story about a senior British Politician sleeping with the wife of a friend and who was also a godfather to the children and supposed to be trusted. *"Dreary's photo casebook: Tony is trapped in a Love triangle"* private-eye.co.uk -lol-