TommyRiordan wrote: » Can't find much about her online. She's on Question Time atm and I can see online she has made some books and went to ucd.
Ulysses Gaze wrote: » http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/health-family/wanting-the-credit-for-staying-at-home-1.1464218https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conservative_Woman
TommyRiordan wrote: » Thank you, assumed Dublin. Getting tore to shreds by social media now by actual British people atm for being so conservative.
ballsymchugh wrote: » she's rightly getting torn to shreds. she stated that in WW2, the holocaust was the german state acting on its own citizens. kinda forgot about the invasions of different independent countries. british people know very little on irish history (esp norn irish history). you'd think she'd be a little more aware of what happens when you marginalise a community. although, she does run a conservative woman website, keeps talking about 'we' when talking about the british, so she just needs to lose the accent to be fully assimilated.
Your Face wrote: » 7 month mystery solved by internet.
ballsymchugh wrote: » she was on channel 4 news tonight defending the empire. she was asked if she was proud of britain's colonial past. it appears she's just the token conservative commentator that news outlets now turn to when the bottom of the barrel is scraped through.
Your Face wrote: » Whatever.
TommyRiordan wrote: » Met many Dubliners like this when i used to work in a call centre part time at qub speaking to ppl living in England. Referred to themselves as we in regards to being English, too. Mostly women. Often would moan about Ireland as well (how slow things were done there was the most frequent complaint). Always seemed to have moved to London, like her, no other city.
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » I misread the thread title as about Lee and Perrins. *steps out*