Comments on: Another group Paisley doesn’t like

By: Kirk Dickerson

Kirk Dickerson — Sat, 04 Feb 2006 02:58:00 +0000

I don’t know Rhonda, but have heard wonderful things about her here in the states. I have had dinner with Dr. Paisley and know him to be one of the warmest personalities on earth. He is an ardent defender of scripture and the gospel. I would hope this is just a bit of media hype which will come to nothing.

By: damian

damian — Tue, 22 Nov 2005 00:44:13 +0000

As a Northern Irishman and equal opportunity guy, I’m finding myself very conflicted by this post.My dilemma is whether to laud her for taking a postion on employment discrimination within that nefarious party or administer a kick in the arse for being in said nefarious party in the first place. I think I must bow to my upbringing on this one!!

By: Redmum

Redmum — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 12:25:16 +0000

Rhonda is a bit of a maverick woman and while I don’t know enough about her to really comment, she appears to have some strange ideals. And I say strange considering her upbringing and family influences, not because they actually are.

She once, the early 1990s, campaigned in Belfast for a statue of working women, prostitutes, which I believe never happened and is instead became a statue of women with shopping located beside the Europa Hotel, not the same at all (though I could have the outcome wildly wrong). But still fair play to her for her efforts, can you imagine saying you are going to propose that at a DUP meeting?

She seems to follow the beat of her own lambeg drum, if you pardon the very bad joke - I couldnt resist, with more than a hint of feminism, you go woman!