Republic of Wales 23:01 - Oct 21 with 4970 views | Kilkennyjack | Sky weather calling it early doors ... fair play ..
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Republic of Wales on 17:54 - Oct 25 with 793 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 16:27 - Oct 25 by onehunglow | Would Wales have a physical border. Would escapers have to swim across the Dee to be free. |
Johnson has confirmed, in the north of Ireland, that the borders between nations can managed by technology with no need for any return to physical infrastructure. Thats an EU to non EU border. Be the same for Wales/England once Wales rejoins the EU. Johnson is probably lying but thats what he said. Same as between London boroughs he said. People escaping from England would - of course - be welcomed as Welsh people are generally not racist w@nkers with a mis-placed sense of national superiority. Except for Johnson, Gove and Farage - they can feck off. | |
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Republic of Wales on 17:59 - Oct 25 with 780 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 09:57 - Oct 25 by Catullus | When I used Hywel Dda to debunk Kilkenny he told me off for using stuff from 600 (and more, I know) years ago! I pointed out to him that King Hywel actually submitted to Athelstan of England, he accepted Athelstans dominanace Being centuries ahead of your time is only really handy if it's the present day. Wales is well behind the times now. Part of the reason Wales couldn't stand against the English invasion was because we couldn't unite against a common enemy. I'm not a nationalist really. It's the world I live in but I see the only way forward as being a world without countries, without nationalities, a world where colour, creed and religion don't matter. All that matters is the person you are. So in the worldI have to live in I prefer to remain in the Union and would prefer to reverse devolution because I think it's been an expensive cock up. |
Obviously keen to stay in the EU then ? Brexit must really piiss you off.. | |
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Republic of Wales on 18:02 - Oct 25 with 780 views | Whiterockin |
Republic of Wales on 17:54 - Oct 25 by Kilkennyjack | Johnson has confirmed, in the north of Ireland, that the borders between nations can managed by technology with no need for any return to physical infrastructure. Thats an EU to non EU border. Be the same for Wales/England once Wales rejoins the EU. Johnson is probably lying but thats what he said. Same as between London boroughs he said. People escaping from England would - of course - be welcomed as Welsh people are generally not racist w@nkers with a mis-placed sense of national superiority. Except for Johnson, Gove and Farage - they can feck off. |
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Republic of Wales on 18:07 - Oct 25 with 775 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 18:02 - Oct 25 by Whiterockin | What makes you think Wales would rejoin the EU when in the referendum Wales voted to leave? |
It was based on lies from the London press and the BBC. Also the younger people are very pro EU. Over time that matters. | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:25 - Oct 25 with 746 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 17:59 - Oct 25 by Kilkennyjack | Obviously keen to stay in the EU then ? Brexit must really piiss you off.. |
Swearing again kiddo? And obviously talking about yourself too. Brexit was the right choice! | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:31 - Oct 25 with 740 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 18:07 - Oct 25 by Kilkennyjack | It was based on lies from the London press and the BBC. Also the younger people are very pro EU. Over time that matters. |
Again you ignore a basic truth, as we get older our politics change, some more than others. Vert few people have exactly the ame politics 20/30/40 years down the line. What a young person thinks today will be different in time depending on their experiences and situation. | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:39 - Oct 25 with 739 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 21:25 - Oct 25 by Catullus | Swearing again kiddo? And obviously talking about yourself too. Brexit was the right choice! |
😂😂 You must be a Russian. Even Johnson does not believe in it ... ‘In an interview with Sky News in 2013 he said: “I’d vote to stay in the single market. I’m in favour of the single market.” The same year he also said he believed the “overwhelming majority of people” want to remain “firmly in the Single Market”. During the 2016 referendum, Mr Johnson and other Vote Leave campaigners were hard to pin down on whether they wanted to negotiate continued membership of the single market after Britain left. But immediately after the referendum, he said Britain would still “have access to the single market”.’ [Post edited 25 Oct 2020 21:47]
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Republic of Wales on 21:44 - Oct 25 with 737 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 21:31 - Oct 25 by Catullus | Again you ignore a basic truth, as we get older our politics change, some more than others. Vert few people have exactly the ame politics 20/30/40 years down the line. What a young person thinks today will be different in time depending on their experiences and situation. |
We will be testing this theory soon. | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:46 - Oct 25 with 735 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 21:44 - Oct 25 by Kilkennyjack | We will be testing this theory soon. |
Time will tell. I firmly doubt it but you may be right. You insist it's less than 10 years, we'll see. | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:51 - Oct 25 with 733 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 21:46 - Oct 25 by Catullus | Time will tell. I firmly doubt it but you may be right. You insist it's less than 10 years, we'll see. |
Timeline depends on 4 things Welsh Parliament elections 2021 Scotlands Indy2 Irelands Border Poll Brexit hitting Wales hard from Jan 2021 If they fall as expected, yes a vote within 10 years for sure. Earlier maybe. | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:59 - Oct 25 with 729 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 21:51 - Oct 25 by Kilkennyjack | Timeline depends on 4 things Welsh Parliament elections 2021 Scotlands Indy2 Irelands Border Poll Brexit hitting Wales hard from Jan 2021 If they fall as expected, yes a vote within 10 years for sure. Earlier maybe. |
The biggest parties in Wales, Labour and the Tories are both in favour of the Union though. Drakeford has said he's not even indy curious, https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-48923999 So you need Plaid to win a landslide in 2021 and that's not happening. | |
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Republic of Wales on 10:34 - Oct 26 with 695 views | felixstowe_jack |
Republic of Wales on 21:39 - Oct 25 by Kilkennyjack | 😂😂 You must be a Russian. Even Johnson does not believe in it ... ‘In an interview with Sky News in 2013 he said: “I’d vote to stay in the single market. I’m in favour of the single market.” The same year he also said he believed the “overwhelming majority of people” want to remain “firmly in the Single Market”. During the 2016 referendum, Mr Johnson and other Vote Leave campaigners were hard to pin down on whether they wanted to negotiate continued membership of the single market after Britain left. But immediately after the referendum, he said Britain would still “have access to the single market”.’ [Post edited 25 Oct 2020 21:47]
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A single market and the EU are two different thinks the UK actually joined the common market ( which was a single market.) All political parties over the years promised a referendum it the terms of our membership changed. Over the years various treaties which eroded our sovereignty were signed without any referendums. Maastricht, Lisbon, Rome, to name but three. It is not incomparable to have a trade deal without being in the EU. The EU have signed several canada and Japan being just two. While nearly all the leaders of the EU want a trade deal with the UK that are being obstructed by the unelected bureaucrats who run the EU. | |
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Republic of Wales on 10:45 - Oct 26 with 691 views | onehunglow | Why would EU accept Wales,a poor country that relies on tourism ,which is not obliterated,a country divided north and south and Welsh/non Welsh speaking worse than that in Belgium. What has Wales to offer the EU. What law/currency would Wales use. | |
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Republic of Wales on 11:02 - Oct 26 with 688 views | felixstowe_jack |
Republic of Wales on 10:45 - Oct 26 by onehunglow | Why would EU accept Wales,a poor country that relies on tourism ,which is not obliterated,a country divided north and south and Welsh/non Welsh speaking worse than that in Belgium. What has Wales to offer the EU. What law/currency would Wales use. |
It would have to use the EURO. All new countries applying to join now have to use the euro. Not sure Wales could meet the new criteria for joining. Their economies have to in good fiscal shape and not running a high deficit. | |
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Republic of Wales on 13:46 - Oct 26 with 669 views | onehunglow | Which is the point.felix | |
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Republic of Wales on 13:53 - Oct 26 with 662 views | felixstowe_jack |
Republic of Wales on 13:46 - Oct 26 by onehunglow | Which is the point.felix |
I totally agree the EU would never accept Wales they cant afford to bail out yet another country. | |
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Republic of Wales on 18:32 - Oct 26 with 642 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 13:53 - Oct 26 by felixstowe_jack | I totally agree the EU would never accept Wales they cant afford to bail out yet another country. |
They are struggling to manage the countries with massive debts that are current members. Kilk always behave as if EU membership is a given when we voted to leave. He thinks young people will swing it but as they get older those young people grow up, mature and realise many things are not what they used to believe. Of course some people never learn, which is why Corbyn got mullered. He pretended to be less left than he really was, when people realised the truth even solid Labour voters, dare I say previous sheeple, chose to vote for Bojo. Who knows where the EU will be in 5/10/15 years, it may not even exist. Europe could be in turmoil again. | |
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Republic of Wales on 18:38 - Oct 26 with 640 views | onehunglow | The EU would only accept countries that could bring something to the club.All Wale would bring is a begging bowl and all because of English hatred the genesis of which is firmly rooted in pre Medieval times. You cant sell water to the continent that easily and England would get theirs from other parts of the UK. Water network is vast | |
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Republic of Wales on 19:13 - Oct 26 with 636 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 18:38 - Oct 26 by onehunglow | The EU would only accept countries that could bring something to the club.All Wale would bring is a begging bowl and all because of English hatred the genesis of which is firmly rooted in pre Medieval times. You cant sell water to the continent that easily and England would get theirs from other parts of the UK. Water network is vast |
We'd have plenty of chep Welsh water in Wales though Richie, we'd be drowning in it! It could take decades for us to get near to meeting the Copenhagen criteria but the anti Union, pro indy, pro EU on here can't and/or won't see that. AS I say though Welsh Labour and Tory are for staying in the union so who will give the indy crowd their referendum unless public opinion swings massively behind it? At 24/25% there's not enough support, it has to more than double, maybe even hit 60-65% before things change. | |
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Republic of Wales on 19:33 - Oct 26 with 630 views | Joe_bradshaw |
Republic of Wales on 13:53 - Oct 26 by felixstowe_jack | I totally agree the EU would never accept Wales they cant afford to bail out yet another country. |
Just imagine the fun of a hard border between England and Wales. We’d find the answers to interesting questions like how many lorries can the Severn bridge hold? | |
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Republic of Wales on 20:07 - Oct 26 with 626 views | felixstowe_jack |
Republic of Wales on 18:38 - Oct 26 by onehunglow | The EU would only accept countries that could bring something to the club.All Wale would bring is a begging bowl and all because of English hatred the genesis of which is firmly rooted in pre Medieval times. You cant sell water to the continent that easily and England would get theirs from other parts of the UK. Water network is vast |
Plus Wales could not store the water anyway once the dams are full it overflows into rivers like the severn, the dee and the wye. They water companies will just pump the water out of the rivers . Wales will loose out as they won't even get the water abstraction fees the british water companies pay to Dwr Cymru. | |
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Republic of Wales on 20:48 - Oct 26 with 618 views | onehunglow | Felix.We're on the same hymn sheet. Wales cannot survive on water and apart from that what respources has it to sustain an economy | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:09 - Oct 26 with 614 views | Kilkennyjack |
Republic of Wales on 20:48 - Oct 26 by onehunglow | Felix.We're on the same hymn sheet. Wales cannot survive on water and apart from that what respources has it to sustain an economy |
UK is Trillions in debt.
The UK cannot afford to be Indy. Drakers already lining up the return to EU.
Easiest trade deal ever, and yes hopefully with the Euro - with a big feck off dragon on it. ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ·ó ¬ó ³ó ¿ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:15 - Oct 26 with 611 views | Kilkennyjack | | |
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Republic of Wales on 21:40 - Oct 26 with 599 views | Catullus |
Republic of Wales on 21:09 - Oct 26 by Kilkennyjack | UK is Trillions in debt.
The UK cannot afford to be Indy. Drakers already lining up the return to EU.
Easiest trade deal ever, and yes hopefully with the Euro - with a big feck off dragon on it. ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ·ó ¬ó ³ó ¿ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º |
Drakers hasn't got the power OR the mandate to talk about joining the EU. He wants to stay in the Uk too but you ignore that small fact. Assume Wales goes indy, by the time it happens Drakers won't be in charge. He possibly won't be in charge in 12 months time. Doesn't the Welsh share of UK dbt scare you? How would we pay it back? In bottles of water maybe? | |
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