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Upwards of 2,000 turned up for the first march in support of independence. Not a bad start. Was great to see so many welsh and owain glyndwr flags in our capital.
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 22:00 - May 11 by Jack59
What would be best would be elected politicians actually doing their best for their own electorate, not as it stands now which is their best for the people of Cardiff.
I say get rid of the WAG. The Labour/Plaid Cymru alliance is heavily complicit in the falling standards of education in Wales and the Welsh NHS. relative to the year on year figures in England.
Only 25% of the Welsh electorate voted for devolution in the first place. It really should never have been implemented with such meagre support.
Less than 25% voted against devolution. In other words a majority wanted it.
The other 49.5% were obviously okay if no won but also okay if yes won because they didn't go out and vote no.
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Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 11:42 - May 12 with 1971 views
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 06:26 - May 12 by Kilkennyjack
You really are kidding yourself.
2500 to 3500. First time up. Great support from all sections of welsh life. Bury your head in the sand if you want, but something is happening in wales.
‘All marching under one banner, but in our hearts and minds already free’ ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ·ó ¬ó ³ó ¿ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º
According to the Police. The crowd was estimated between 1000 and 1500
What a surprise that you say it was between 2500 and 3500
Perhaps you need to learn how to count like so many of the people living in Wales
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Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 11:58 - May 12 with 1964 views
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 14:36 - May 12 by valleyboy
Well see how good Ireland is when the UK leaves the EU
Why do you think Ireland is shouting from the rooftops about the U.K. leaving the EU
They know their GDP will just collapse by as much as 10 points
Wales could just threaten to turn off the taps. See how Brexiteer Brummies would like that. As for Ireland I’d wager that N. Ireland stands to lose more from Brexit. It’s why opinion polls show that the majority would favour a united Ireland if it meant they could stay in the EU.
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 14:50 - May 12 by dickythorpe
Oh dear I've upset the intelligent one.
Hi ECB, what the fúckety fúck have I done to grip your pooh?
Nothing at all. I genuinely don’t know what you’re banging on about. Has mart been down arrowing you again sweetheart? Don’t let it get to you so much.
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 14:55 - May 12 by exiledclaseboy
Nothing at all. I genuinely don’t know what you’re banging on about. Has mart been down arrowing you again sweetheart? Don’t let it get to you so much.
Gosh!!! Have a good afternoon. It's a lovely day. Funny how mart never engaged in my post though. Suggests he can't articulate his feelings to myself or others. Down arrow away, more important things in life to consume a person.
I've obviously pissed you off somewhere. Maybe you don't like my posts? Ignore button works for oldjack.
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Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 15:23 - May 12 with 1829 views
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 15:12 - May 12 by dickythorpe
Gosh!!! Have a good afternoon. It's a lovely day. Funny how mart never engaged in my post though. Suggests he can't articulate his feelings to myself or others. Down arrow away, more important things in life to consume a person.
I've obviously pissed you off somewhere. Maybe you don't like my posts? Ignore button works for oldjack.
I don’t know why you think you’ve pissed me off. We’re posters on an Internet forum after all. Nothing more or less than that.
Hard to argue with that ECB. So why the need for "precious" and "sweetheart" plus the "what do you think?" reply when you hadn't posted an answer yourself?
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Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 15:49 - May 12 with 1817 views
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 15:42 - May 12 by dickythorpe
Hard to argue with that ECB. So why the need for "precious" and "sweetheart" plus the "what do you think?" reply when you hadn't posted an answer yourself?
Firstly, I had posted a reply. I said I don’t know and then asked what you think.
I called you precious when you got precious about allegedly pissing me off. I called you sweetheart when you got even more precious about the same thing.
You are being very precious at the moment. Are you ok?
From a purely selfish football point of view, the Welsh teams would no doubt have to leave the English system. That would be the end of our team.
From an EU point of view, separating from the Union would not mean an immediate admission to the EU. It could take 20-30 years to be admitted, that's 20-30 years going it alone with no guarantee that Wales would be admitted.
Groo does what Groo does best
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Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 15:59 - May 12 with 1806 views
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 15:49 - May 12 by exiledclaseboy
Firstly, I had posted a reply. I said I don’t know and then asked what you think.
I called you precious when you got precious about allegedly pissing me off. I called you sweetheart when you got even more precious about the same thing.
You are being very precious at the moment. Are you ok?
I'm fine ECB. Good health to you.
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Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 16:00 - May 12 with 1802 views
Welsh independence march in caerdydd on 14:46 - May 12 by longlostjack
Wales could just threaten to turn off the taps. See how Brexiteer Brummies would like that. As for Ireland I’d wager that N. Ireland stands to lose more from Brexit. It’s why opinion polls show that the majority would favour a united Ireland if it meant they could stay in the EU.
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Perhaps they’ll turn off our fuel taps. But no matter how many die of hypothermia, st least we’ll still have our frozen water blocks.
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