US Immigration also turned back Bernadette Devlin [married last name] as a suspected terrorist. She's a grandma now, with a distinguished career behind her, but back in the day she won the Nobel Peace Prize....
I'm sure glad the Un-Americans here have some personal experience with Buffista-Americans to know that we're not all ignorant yahoos. I'm very ashamed of my country.
Bernadette Devlin didn't win a Nobel Peace Prize. She was "nominated", which is an entirely meaningless term. Her conections with the INLA are a matter of public record, so it's not much of a stretch to say she's connected with terrorism.
Am-Chau, Wonderfalls is repeated on Sky Mix tonight (Friday) at 8pm
Thanks, Katya, but since I don't have Sky Mix, I think I'll just have to wait for a rerun of the series. And it doesn't matter that I didn't know this until too late.
Thanks for the correction, Jim -- I am the victim of lousy reporting, then, which alas, isn't new.
(I suspect her INLA connection is what, 30 years old? Way to keep me
safe,
INS.)
(I suspect her INLA connection is what, 30 years old? Way to keep me safe, INS.)
I dunno, it's been sixty years since the Pope was in the German army, and people still give him grief for that.
Theodosia, could you link to the story? I can't find it anywhere.
Thanks.
I remember it as being in the Boston Globe last year or the year before....
I dunno, it's been sixty years since the Pope was in the German army, and people still give him grief for that.
He wasn't in the German army, he was in the Hitler Youth, which was compulsory for young men at the time.
UnAmerican Buffistas: pedantic since 1999.
Wasn't he also conscripted in the last days of the War and deserted? Not that that's relevant..
Nice article about the Continuum 3 convention in Melbourne. [link]