... appeal to the disaffected, those unable to collaborate with the majority, she attracts those who yearn for a land where they can indulge Marxist fantasies.
Of particular reverence to her are the failing Caribbean and South American countries of Cuba and Venezuela, both very left wing socialist, both dictatorships, both of which fit the Orwellian nightmare of centralised control.
Hers is the world of the oxymoron “decentralised socialism”, the political nonsense that might have been written by Edward Lear; the constitutional objective that has never been defined by her political party, the constitutional conundrum that the ex-chair of Plaid fails to comprehend. For her, it is the monumental example of “Smoke and Mirrors” that covers her Marxist agenda.
Hers is the world of the oxymoron “decentralised socialism”, the political nonsense that might have been written by Edward Lear; the constitutional objective that has never been defined by her political party, the constitutional conundrum that the ex-chair of Plaid fails to comprehend. For her, it is the monumental example of “Smoke and Mirrors” that covers her Marxist agenda.
Now the others in the race for this Wales poison political chalice are a different bag of ferrets.
They do not have an extreme left wing ideology driving their politics, they sit somewhere between the Lib Dems and the Labour Party, at times they might be mistaken for members of these middle of the road groups as they wield their "debating épée" at the Assembly, ...
...although each brings the separatist baggage with them, the electorate don’t quite believe them, they are the acceptable face of Plaid ...
...although each brings the separatist baggage with them, the electorate don’t quite believe them, they are the acceptable face of Plaid ...
