... one-time politician, separatist, adviser [to Leanne Wood] who likes to talk a great deal, had much to say this Christmas.
... but when the blue smoke is driven away by the breath of sanity, and the Plaid mirrors covered with a cloth of reality, there is very little substance remaining.
It is where he is reported as saying :
... it begins to unravel, much like a woollen thread caught on a briar.
... the only lack of self-confidence is with our lack-lustre politicians.
... he continued :
... but when the blue smoke is driven away by the breath of sanity, and the Plaid mirrors covered with a cloth of reality, there is very little substance remaining.
It is where he is reported as saying :
"As a nation we lack self-confidence because of the weakness of our economic position."
... it begins to unravel, much like a woollen thread caught on a briar.
... the only lack of self-confidence is with our lack-lustre politicians.
... he continued :
... over optimism here, with only a few percentage of the population interested in separation he could have written :"Nations that lack self-confidence do not tend to back independence."
Not content with boring the pants off readers who might stumble on his particular politics he goes further, presumably to send people to sleep :"People who realise separatism only changes the face of government, do not tend to back independence."
I'm afraid Mr Price needs a reality check, its not a combination of reasons we choose not to join the separatist movement, its straightforward, we feel more at home with Britain than aWales is the only one of them [ the regions of Catalonia, the Basque Country, Scotland and Flanders ] where independence isn’t realistically on the current agenda, for a combination of historical, economic and demographic reasons.
"Price-Wise Wales" !
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