Assembly 08:21 - Feb 23 with 4134 views | owainglyndwr | If you had the chance again would you of voted to have the assembly? Also if you could would you vote to abolish it ? | | | | |
Assembly on 08:32 - Feb 23 with 3590 views | Private_Partz | I think an Assembly that is not self serving and cares about the whole of Wales could have been a good thing. Such an organisation sitting above 4 or 5 'super Local Authorities could gave worked. Each Authority would have been big enough to fight it's own corner instead of the 22 , divide and rule, system we currently have. Drayford has been an abject failure in sorting that out. The other problem is Welsh Labour and voting patterns. It has encouraged complacency and cronieism. With a few tweaks this system could have worked but unfortunately the voters are not up to the task and we get the politicians we deserve. The fact is we were better off under the old Welsh Office and Welsh MPs system. As an example there would have been no chance of the DVLA coming to Swansea had this complacent lot been in power.... [Post edited 23 Feb 2018 8:36]
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Assembly on 09:28 - Feb 23 with 3552 views | johnlangy | Yes and no. | | | |
Assembly on 10:43 - Feb 23 with 3531 views | Kilkennyjack | Needs to be replaced .....so we can have an independent wales within the EU. Unless you fancy being ‘wales-shire’ in a stockholm syndrome relationship with Tory England. Its that simple. | |
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Assembly on 11:04 - Feb 23 with 3512 views | BarrySwan | Voted Yes Would vote no if had chance again Would scrap it tomorrow morning if it was possible | | | |
Assembly on 12:45 - Feb 23 with 3458 views | Dr_Winston | Was an obvious job creation scheme for second rate politicians in the first place. Suspected that it would also be used to feather the nests of certain interests from the off (for example, there was no chance of the Senedd being located anywhere other than Cardiff despite the charade beforehand) and have sadly been proven right. The dismal performance in almost every area it controls compared to the rest of the UK is just the rotten cherry on top of the shit cake. | |
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Assembly on 13:26 - Feb 23 with 3437 views | union_jack | Voted no and still would do. I'd press the button to destroy it if one existed though there'd be stiff competition for that no doubt. | |
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Assembly on 14:34 - Feb 23 with 3408 views | max936 |
Assembly on 08:32 - Feb 23 by Private_Partz | I think an Assembly that is not self serving and cares about the whole of Wales could have been a good thing. Such an organisation sitting above 4 or 5 'super Local Authorities could gave worked. Each Authority would have been big enough to fight it's own corner instead of the 22 , divide and rule, system we currently have. Drayford has been an abject failure in sorting that out. The other problem is Welsh Labour and voting patterns. It has encouraged complacency and cronieism. With a few tweaks this system could have worked but unfortunately the voters are not up to the task and we get the politicians we deserve. The fact is we were better off under the old Welsh Office and Welsh MPs system. As an example there would have been no chance of the DVLA coming to Swansea had this complacent lot been in power.... [Post edited 23 Feb 2018 8:36]
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It’s the gutless and useless Swansea MPs and our Swansea born Assembly leader who are to gutless to speak out against Cardiff getting 99% of all funding, just what do they do any of the fukers do for Swansea, absolutely zilch except feather their own nests. | |
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Assembly on 14:48 - Feb 23 with 3390 views | Kilkennyjack |
Assembly on 12:45 - Feb 23 by Dr_Winston | Was an obvious job creation scheme for second rate politicians in the first place. Suspected that it would also be used to feather the nests of certain interests from the off (for example, there was no chance of the Senedd being located anywhere other than Cardiff despite the charade beforehand) and have sadly been proven right. The dismal performance in almost every area it controls compared to the rest of the UK is just the rotten cherry on top of the shit cake. |
Spot on. I mean they trashed our biggest trade deal with EU They started illegal wars They spend £205 billion on Trident, whilst people sleep rough They target the vulnerable on benefits They spent on East Coast, Crossrail, and Heathrow expansion without a thought for wales, like say rail electrification to swansea or the swansea lagoon Risk the GFA Privatise the NHS Oh sorry, thats all westminster ... silly me ... [Post edited 23 Feb 2018 14:49]
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Assembly on 15:40 - Feb 23 with 3364 views | Flashberryjack | In the initial assembly vote, I was a little unsure whether it would be a good thing for Wales or just another feeding trough for politicians to get their snouts in, but after much thought and consideration I voted no. If there was another vote now, I would most definitely vote NO. | |
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Assembly on 16:12 - Feb 23 with 3342 views | Darran | As usual one of the biggest problems is/was that people couldn’t be arsed to vote. | |
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Assembly on 16:50 - Feb 23 with 3314 views | johnlangy |
Assembly on 10:43 - Feb 23 by Kilkennyjack | Needs to be replaced .....so we can have an independent wales within the EU. Unless you fancy being ‘wales-shire’ in a stockholm syndrome relationship with Tory England. Its that simple. |
Well said KK. Independence is the answer. | | | |
Assembly on 18:10 - Feb 23 with 3261 views | Kilkennyjack |
Assembly on 16:50 - Feb 23 by johnlangy | Well said KK. Independence is the answer. |
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Assembly on 18:12 - Feb 23 with 3263 views | perchrockjack | Independence for whom? Cardiff Swansea Or Wales | |
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Assembly on 18:12 - Feb 23 with 3261 views | johnlangy |
Assembly on 18:12 - Feb 23 by perchrockjack | Independence for whom? Cardiff Swansea Or Wales |
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Assembly on 18:13 - Feb 23 with 3258 views | Highjack | The assembly isn't the problem. The problem is the veritable smorgasbord of incompetent neepish arse holes they fill it with. | |
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Assembly on 18:15 - Feb 23 with 3253 views | perchrockjack | By Wales ,I take it you included Cardiff in which case I refer you gonthr countless Cardiff Swansea drivel We cannot fookn agree man, on anything We need to be led as we clearly cannot lead This assembly is a prime example of vacuous symbolism | |
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Assembly on 18:17 - Feb 23 with 3250 views | AguycalledJack |
Assembly on 14:34 - Feb 23 by max936 | It’s the gutless and useless Swansea MPs and our Swansea born Assembly leader who are to gutless to speak out against Cardiff getting 99% of all funding, just what do they do any of the fukers do for Swansea, absolutely zilch except feather their own nests. |
All career politicians and will not go against the party as it doesn’t benefit their career. Labour activist at the last elections came knocking on my door in Carmarthen, Inquestioned the east v rest of wales divide re investment. Didn’t have an answer and apparently Carwyn is doing his best. I toldd him to F.C. uk off and take his head out of his ass. Funnily not had a knock on the door from labour since. | | | |
Assembly on 18:20 - Feb 23 with 3247 views | perchrockjack | Not more slagging off Swansea .Come on Lifey. | |
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Assembly on 18:29 - Feb 23 with 3238 views | PozuelosSideys | Id have thought this was an absolute prime example of the many reasons why independence would be a bad thing for Wales. | |
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Assembly on 18:30 - Feb 23 with 3235 views | Kilkennyjack |
Assembly on 18:15 - Feb 23 by perchrockjack | By Wales ,I take it you included Cardiff in which case I refer you gonthr countless Cardiff Swansea drivel We cannot fookn agree man, on anything We need to be led as we clearly cannot lead This assembly is a prime example of vacuous symbolism |
‘We need to be led’ ......? Is this unique to welsh people Perch ? Are we genetically incapable do you think ? So ....the nation of david lloyd george and nye bevan, needs to be led by Michael Gove and Jeremy Hunt ? Just so we understand .....? 🎣 | |
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Assembly on 19:26 - Feb 23 with 3199 views | Highjack |
Assembly on 18:30 - Feb 23 by Kilkennyjack | ‘We need to be led’ ......? Is this unique to welsh people Perch ? Are we genetically incapable do you think ? So ....the nation of david lloyd george and nye bevan, needs to be led by Michael Gove and Jeremy Hunt ? Just so we understand .....? 🎣 |
Gove is environment, Hunt is health. Two areas completely under the control of the assembly/Welsh labour. | |
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Assembly on 19:34 - Feb 23 with 3190 views | exiledclaseboy | I voted in favour of devolution and in favour of increasing the assembly’s primary law making powers. If both votes were held again tomorrow I’d vote the same way. | |
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Assembly on 19:48 - Feb 23 with 3168 views | Kilkennyjack |
Assembly on 19:26 - Feb 23 by Highjack | Gove is environment, Hunt is health. Two areas completely under the control of the assembly/Welsh labour. |
I was comparing the quality of ‘the old goat’ and Nye, to 2 current and prominent UK politicians. Picking up against Perch's assertion that the welsh ‘need to led’, yes really. I know. In football terms, the gulf in class is huge. Its like ....well ....Ronaldo vs Pawel Abbott. | |
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Assembly on 01:51 - Feb 24 with 3071 views | Lohengrin |
Assembly on 19:48 - Feb 23 by Kilkennyjack | I was comparing the quality of ‘the old goat’ and Nye, to 2 current and prominent UK politicians. Picking up against Perch's assertion that the welsh ‘need to led’, yes really. I know. In football terms, the gulf in class is huge. Its like ....well ....Ronaldo vs Pawel Abbott. |
The abilities of Lloyd George and Bevan stand no comparison. It’s ridiculous, Killy Match Bevan with Bevin if you like. Put him up against Morrison or Snowden and you could have a worthwhile debate but to bracket him with Britain’s greatest Prime Minister of the twentieth century is the sort of mismatch Barry Hearn would swerve! | |
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Assembly on 09:30 - Feb 24 with 3003 views | johnlangy |
Assembly on 18:13 - Feb 23 by Highjack | The assembly isn't the problem. The problem is the veritable smorgasbord of incompetent neepish arse holes they fill it with. |
Correct. People keep saying scrap the Assembly because the government's not doing a good job. That's like saying scrap SCFC because we've got a crap team (times gone by of course). You don't scrap the Club, you get better players or a better manager. The problem is this gutless Welsh Labour party. Carwyn Jones made a speech to the Oxford Union a few days ago in which he said that the UK has failed Wales. Have any of you seen banner headlines across our Welsh printed media trumpeting that message ? Did BBC Wales and HTV Wales have that as their lead story highlighting the fact ? The answer is no. The UK HAS failed Wales. That's a fact. Ask yourself the question why the Welsh media aren't highlighting this. The only answer I can think of is that their being told not to. | | | |
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