Existential man says ...

... I can be responsible for ...
...... for what I do ...
......... for who I am ...
............ for the way I face and deal with the world ...

I don't need a politician, I just need neighbours ...

I'm off for a few days to recharge my battery's, I am so tired, voted by post with the aim of keeping Plaid Cymru out of the Assembly, Ron Davies is my personal nightmare, and giving a smaller party the chance of a soapbox, a smaller party that might have a Farage moment if ellected.

Ron Davies, a former man of many things, said ...

... the Labour Party is scared witless.  This is the man, who is described as one of Plaid Cymru's highest profile candidates, this is a man of many political colours, or rather a man who wears many coloured political coats.  A failed Labour Party politician, a failed "Forward Wales" politician,  the charity of local authority independent (no one wanted him) politics, and then a leap across a political divide to Plaid Cymru the separatist party of Wales. 


His supporters in Plaid Cymru have taken to insults in order to assist this inconsequential buffoon of Wales politics, an internal Plaid document emerged describing his Labour rival, Jeff Cuthbert, as a "three-legged carthorse" who should be sent to the "knacker’s yard".  Despicable Plaid Cymru refuses to apologise for its cretinous description of a hard working Welsh Assembly politician, Plaid, and Ron Davies in particular remind me of a Blackadder Christmas special and the line spoken by the Queen ...


"I remember when I was young putting out biscuits and a drink for Father Christmas - And then scoffing it all because I was a princess, I could do whatever I want!"

In his own words "Ron Davies acknowledged that he was receiving treatment for a personality disorder which led him to seek out risky situations", so Plaid would foist on the people of Caerphilly a politician with personality issues ...... no thanks.

... we prefer Mr Cuthbert to represent Caerphilly, a man who wears a coat of one colour, albeit red, he is a constituency politician who places the public before the politics of the Plaid gutter.

A love story in Caerphilly politics, ...

... Plaid leader Lyndsay Whittle and co-conspirator Ron "moment of madness" Davies, both cosying up to project an image of success to the voters of Bargoed in the run-up to the Assembly elections on 5th May next, unfortunately they have used taxpayers money to create a pamphlet that includes photographs that projects them both as leaders of largess, a dishonest projection.

Other politicians in the Caerphilly area, if they had kept their eyes on the ball, would have noticed other examples of the Davies-Whittle Assembly election ticket, they seem to be personally responsible for every future project in the borough, a cynical use of taxpayers hard earned money is not an uncommon event in the world, but in this instance with Davies standing as Plaid’s Caerphilly constituency candidate and Mr Whittle on Plaid's South East Wales regional list there is a smell that lingers.

Would I, a Conservative, vote for Ron "moment of madness" Davies, absolutely not, this year I will lend my vote to the Labour Party candidate, I had to take a deep breath before writing that, I will vote for Labour not because I have a deep seated abhorrence for the nationalism that Plaid stands for, but because Davies has changed his coat so many times I believe Davies will represent the views of Davies, not the electorate.

The use of taxpayers hard earned money to promote political careers is a "Love Story" that sticks in my throat, shame on both politicians, shame on the council officials who approved the pamphlets.