... what a Postal Prat

... Welsh not British produced the original, I'm sure opponents of Plaid can carry on the theme at the next election.
Such a gift, Leanne "one's foot in one's mouth" Wood.

"As a nation we lack self-confidence because of the weakness of our economic position."
... 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" !
... this weekend Plaid-speak is of:Wales will be independent within a generation and part of a British "neighbourhood of nations".
Maybe Plaid-speak should be replaced by Politico-speak, because the words lack the virtue that honesty brings to a conversation.
- A new mutual[s] bringing together the best of the skills of the public and private sectors to push forward a Welsh New Deal in order to kick-start the economy.
- Establish a home grown series of new finance institutions to fill the void left by the London-based banks’ reluctance to lend to fledging businesses.
- Seek to create tax breaks for pension funds investing in Wales.
... much like the Scots Nat's who realise the majority of people quite like being part of our United Kingdom, the Plaid leadership looked for and found a new card to play in the chase for the hearts and minds of the peoples of Wales ...... the neighbourhood of nations.The message says "come with us but stay with them!"... an illusion of course, there seems to be the misconception that post independence the constituent parts will continue much as before, that there will be a brotherly love.....
...it would take time to come up with an economic plan "to turn around the weak economy in Wales".
"We need fresh thinking, we need new thinking,"
BBC Wales' Dragon's Eye 10 May 2012.
In
Paul Wasley Independent 629 votes (elected)
Bob McDonald Labour 610 (elected)
Woods answer
Russell Roberts Labour 576 .......... and rejected by the people who matter.
Failed
Phil Doyle Independent 549
Greg Powell Plaid Cymru 430
Hendrik Haye Lib Dem 178
SIR – I write as a Welsh-speaking Welsh woman whose roots lie deep in the culture and history of Wales, but I think of myself not just as a Welsh person but also as a member of the United Kingdom, of which the Queen is the constitutional head.
The Welsh are a race of warm, hospitable and tolerant people and as a race we must feel ashamed that the leader of Plaid Cymru was so rude and bigoted as to refuse to attend the Service of Thanksgiving held on Thursday to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
The Plaid Cymru leader was just invited to attend a service, along with 600 other people, to pay tribute to a lady who has worked for 60 years in a job that she did not actually choose to do and which she has fulfilled in an exemplary fashion. She has won the respect, loyalty and, indeed, love of people not just in Britain but all over the world.
But suddenly, in Wales, Leanne Wood, leader of Plaid Cymru for less than 60 days, could not show respect for a lady who has served her country for 60 years.
I feel ashamed and embarrassed on behalf of all the people of Wales.
M WATKINS... the original letter can be viewed here at walesonline.
Marine Parade, Penarth
“Does she (Leanne Wood) have full confidence in Neil McEvoy (extreme Plaid of Cardiff), someone who she’s condemned in the past?”
"I’m not responding to that !"
"Aaaaaaah"
... Barclays Cycle Hire (BCH) is a public bicycle sharing scheme that was launched on 30 July 2010 in London, England. The scheme's bicycles are popularly known as Boris bikes, after Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London who introduced them.... yes, Plaid are promoting the Conservatives in London.
The King is dead, long live the Queen (of Plaid), happy days ..............
- Leanne (switch the lights off) Wood.
- Lord (the lights are on with Wylfa ) Elis-Thomas
- Elin (what lights) Jones
In a speech, (reported by the BBC) Mr Jones will reaffirm his stance that there is no place for competition in public services.
... this lack of competition, might it be the reason medical equipment can cost so much more than other equivalent substitutes.Did the architects of devolution ever consider the effect that the political also-ran might have on the lives of the peoples of Wales, it cannot have, who in their right minds would inflict torture ....
... this lack of competition, might it be the reason that patients are left calling for help.
... this lack of competition, might it be the reason that 27% of people in Wales wait more than six weeks for diagnostic services, compared to 1% in England.
... speculation within Plaid’s ranks that the Commission under Eurfyl ap Gwilym, Plaids economics advisor, established to examine the party’s future direction and strategy, may be tempted to recommend that the constitution be changed to allow someone outside the Assembly to become leader.... and he quickly followed up with the justification ...
... the present system disenfranchises talented party members outside the Assembly. Those thinking in these terms usually point to the former Carmarthen East and Dinefwr MP Adam Price who, although presently undertaking a research fellowship at Harvard University, is widely regarded as an heir apparent for the leadership.So my prediction for the Plaid Dream team of Price and Wood stands firm favourite ...
...Plaid Cymru spokesman said it was too late for any rule change motion relating to the election of the party leader to be put before next month’s annual conference.
This would require a change in the party’s constitution, and would have to be submitted at least two months before conference by a party unit like a constituency or the Assembly group. Other units would then have the opportunity to submit amendments.
....... a spokesman for Ms Wood said: "Leanne is speaking to various people in the party before deciding whether to stand for the leadership."