She’s not wrong. She was trying to convey America’s feelings about Ireland on that Question Time programme - the Brits have a huge tendency to forget about the strong links between Ireland and America - primarily because the Brits were the architects of the famine. And where did the Irish who fled end up? America. It’s a self induced amnesia. And Bonnie was utterly correct in her points.
@Dragon Energy the famine was in 1847 - will/can the Irish (and plastic paddies) ever move on from that or is the joy of national self-pity just too great to avoid?
@@timlinator I never mentioned the word "triggered".People of Irish decent in the USA are Americans and need to show loyalty to that dying power - you are almost as bad as the Brooklyn Jews who care more about Israel than their "own" country.
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Whatever Bonnie, do those Democrats want Ireland to take over UK's NATO position and contributions? Do you think no-one in UK government talks to politicians in USA? Bonnie feels so strongly about it, that it is her "first visit to Dublin"!!!!
The UK isn't doing anything with ti's armed forces and have done everything they can to knee cap it, defence considerations do not come to mind at all because they're not realistic, what is realistic is political backlash that would lead to then losing their seats
@@revol148 USA doesn't need a trade deal with UK. EU is many times the size of the UK. That's is who USA should be negotiating a trade deal with. UK only thinks it is still relevant.
The Irish get parades all over the USA on the 17th of March every year. The largest annual parade in the world marches down Fifth Avenue in New York simply to honour the Irish and their massive contribution to the American nation. That same day the Irish Taoiseach (Prime Minister) is invited every year to an offical reception held in the White House by the American President. No other nation has that privilege and many of them are envious of the honour bestowed on the Irish. In places like Chicago and Boston they dye the rivers green in celebration of the Irish on 'Paddy's Day'. Only two leaders of their countries can pick up a phone at any time and get through directly to the US President. Ireland and Israel. Only Ireland and Israel. Since Britain's last invasion of someone else's country in 1956 and after the Yanks told them to withdraw and hang their heads in shame Britain became merely America's lapdog, reduced to merely propping up American foreign policy. So keep paying for NATO because the Irish won't. Keep pretending you have a special relationship with the Yanks like you keep pretending you live in a democracy with your unelected Head of State and your unelected Upper House of Parliament. You totally underestimate the importance of the Irish to America. The fact that Bonnie is not of Irish descent it totally lost on you.
There's a saying here also...u cant be racist and Irish due to the oppression we endured from the British. Yes you will have delinquents everywhere you go, no matter what colour or nationality butnits widely known, that the Irish are the farthest from racist. Log out.
@@stiofanmcareavey1697 In the states a lot of Irish decent are racist but that is because they assimilated over generations into that racists Anglo American culture. In Ireland not many racists just a few wankers.
@@timlinator Sadly the same here in England. Many Irish decent, only first generation born here ( like myself) and they have assimilated with almost the National Front element of this country taking a lead from the likes of Tommy Robinson. It wasn't that long ago the signs were in windows here with No Blacks, No Irish, No dogs. These racists don't like reminding of this. You'd be amazed how many wealthy Irish now support the Conservatives and Unionists. It's horrible to witness.
She’s not wrong. She was trying to convey America’s feelings about Ireland on that Question Time programme - the Brits have a huge tendency to forget about the strong links between Ireland and America - primarily because the Brits were the architects of the famine. And where did the Irish who fled end up? America. It’s a self induced amnesia. And Bonnie was utterly correct in her points.
@Dragon Energy the famine was in 1847 - will/can the Irish (and plastic paddies) ever move on from that or is the joy of national self-pity just too great to avoid?
@@revol148 triggered? Nothing plastic about our influence over congress.
@@timlinator I never mentioned the word "triggered".People of Irish decent in the USA are Americans and need to show loyalty to that dying power - you are almost as bad as the Brooklyn Jews who care more about Israel than their "own" country.
@@revol148 Israel is a terrorist state and so is USA and UK.
@@timlinator Both of you are idiots
american here. is the full interview available for me to watch anywhere
Rte player but will need to spoof to Irish gps and the ads will break your heart. She is immense though
I love Americans
me too
Loved the way she puts those arrogant Brits in their place. Thanks bonnie 💕
Love love love her!
She would be a worthy successor to Michael D and she's perfect at plamás which is quite a vote getter!
OMG that would be amazing!
👑🙏
Thank you Bonnie
Sign her up
Go raibh maith agat, Bonny. Maith thu agus tiocfaidh do la.
Well said bonnie
Greer is in the RA.
Shes a smart lady .
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Ray is in love.
Whatever Bonnie, do those Democrats want Ireland to take over UK's NATO position and contributions? Do you think no-one in UK government talks to politicians in USA? Bonnie feels so strongly about it, that it is her "first visit to Dublin"!!!!
The UK isn't doing anything with ti's armed forces and have done everything they can to knee cap it, defence considerations do not come to mind at all because they're not realistic, what is realistic is political backlash that would lead to then losing their seats
Irish diaspora is more powerful than the English one so you can forget about a trade deal.
@@timlinator a trade deal works in the interests for both sides - you are aware of that?
@@revol148 USA doesn't need a trade deal with UK. EU is many times the size of the UK. That's is who USA should be negotiating a trade deal with. UK only thinks it is still relevant.
The Irish get parades all over the USA on the 17th of March every year. The largest annual parade in the world marches down Fifth Avenue in New York simply to honour the Irish and their massive contribution to the American nation. That same day the Irish Taoiseach (Prime Minister) is invited every year to an offical reception held in the White House by the American President. No other nation has that privilege and many of them are envious of the honour bestowed on the Irish. In places like Chicago and Boston they dye the rivers green in celebration of the Irish on 'Paddy's Day'. Only two leaders of their countries can pick up a phone at any time and get through directly to the US President. Ireland and Israel. Only Ireland and Israel. Since Britain's last invasion of someone else's country in 1956 and after the Yanks told them to withdraw and hang their heads in shame Britain became merely America's lapdog, reduced to merely propping up American foreign policy. So keep paying for NATO because the Irish won't. Keep pretending you have a special relationship with the Yanks like you keep pretending you live in a democracy with your unelected Head of State and your unelected Upper House of Parliament. You totally underestimate the importance of the Irish to America. The fact that Bonnie is not of Irish descent it totally lost on you.
BNP Nick Griffin on BBC Question Time. Watch it!
@Mr. Pickle
"BNP Nick Griffin on BBC Question Time. Watch it!"?
No civilised person would be bothered.
Sooner watch paint dry...
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Does Bonnie know how the racist irish chased a mixed race couple who appeared in a Lidl commercial out of the country?
30K twitter accounts which could have been from anywhere. Vast majority of Irish came out in support of the mixed couple.
You sound like a simpleton.
There's a saying here also...u cant be racist and Irish due to the oppression we endured from the British. Yes you will have delinquents everywhere you go, no matter what colour or nationality butnits widely known, that the Irish are the farthest from racist. Log out.
@@stiofanmcareavey1697 In the states a lot of Irish decent are racist but that is because they assimilated over generations into that racists Anglo American culture. In Ireland not many racists just a few wankers.
@@timlinator Sadly the same here in England. Many Irish decent, only first generation born here ( like myself) and they have assimilated with almost the National Front element of this country taking a lead from the likes of Tommy Robinson. It wasn't that long ago the signs were in windows here with No Blacks, No Irish, No dogs. These racists don't like reminding of this. You'd be amazed how many wealthy Irish now support the Conservatives and Unionists. It's horrible to witness.