The “far-right” gain could be stopped in 5 minutes if the left were actually serious with these easy steps: stop taking in migrants in Europe, and crack down on crime in LATAM. Obviously other factors, but those two are the largest reasons why the waves keep happening.

I see the monthly discussion on Englishness and Whiteness arrived.

I give unto you, the mutation Filiwn in Cymraeg. un filiwn = one million dwy filiwn = two million dau filiwn = two billion

Amen! Glyndŵr wanted true independence. He wouldn’t want to give up any sovereignty to London, but he also wouldn’t want to give up any sovereignty to Brussels.

Rupert supports the “independence” of an English village who can’t handle the migrants they voted for, but he won’t support self-determination for Wales, Scotland, and the six.

We don’t ask to overrule England. We literally just ask to run our own country without 550 MP’s from the other countries interfering.

“Scotland, Wales and Ireland aren’t Celtic.” Then goes on to name literal Celtic groups. Also: England has more Celtic DNA than Wales or the Scottish Highlands have Anglo DNA.

The Unionist press is acting like our FM’s just declared independence unilaterally. Plaid’s manifesto was clear: no referendum during this Senedd. But what they are doing is refusing to pretend the status quo is permanent or working for Wales. That isn’t “plotting the end of Britain” unless you’re the Torygraph fearful of losing control. It’s what a normal country does when the funding formula and the Crown Estate still treat it like an afterthought. If the goal is independence that can actually win and then function, the referendum is not the first job. Economic fear is still the biggest No reason. People need a plausible story on tax, borrowing, pensions, the border with England, and what replaces Barnett. More tax and borrowing control so Cardiff can prove it can run a balanced budget. If there ‘s any aspirations for the EU in the future, this is mandatory. Obviously not entirely possible with current devolution schemes, but any plans to show how Wales can be fiscally balanced and independent will help sway voters. An independent Wales needs a civil service, stats office, revenue service, and diplomatic muscle that don’t exist at state or devolved scale yet. Obviously another devolution issue but we can still do whatever we can whilst inside the UK. A national conversation that is honest. YesCymru-style campaigning plus proper commissions dealing with costs, currency options, EU accession as a small new member, and what happens to shared institutions. We discovered a few days ago that support is much stronger under 45 than over 45. That’s an opportunity, but we also have to keep that support. Young people grow old too, and become more reliant on the NHS and pensions, which are issues Welsh independence is *not* winning atm. Most of the Welsh economy is tied to England. Independence isn’t Ireland where we have a sea separating us. Any serious plan has to say how trade, workers, and the border actually work, especially for East Walian communities on the border. The order is: competence and cash first, then the vote. Asking for the referendum before those exist is putting the cart before the horse. We saw that issue with Brexit, and we can’t afford another disorganised mess.

Wales is like literally every other European country teaches 2+ languages to kids. Ireland teaches English and Irish and they score higher than us. This is either just a monoglot cope, or blaming Cymraeg for shitty policies and oversight from Labour.

This is the same demon who said all Lebanese people should be genocided. That includes Christians and Jews still there. Legitimately evil man whose writings I could easily confuse for Mein Kampf.