| Senedd election 22:58 - Apr 4 with 17242 views | CwmafanJack |
How do you see it ending up?
Personally can see labour loosing quite a few votes to plaid not enough to make a significant difference though.
Can see the tories doing better than expected but abolish taking votes off them. Odds on labour plaid coalition.
Constituency changes can't see many.
Plaid to take llanelli and maybe Carmarthen west and south pembs with outside chance Caerphilly, Cardiff west
Tories to take Bridgend and maybe one or two up north east Wales.
Labour not to win any new seats
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| Senedd election on 14:51 - Apr 8 with 1135 views | Catullus |
| Senedd election on 22:07 - Apr 7 by TenbySwan |
You say Corbyn lied on many occasions, but I can't recall seeing one?
Labour struggled at the election due to their botched position on Brexit, and since because of their move to the middle ground. That plus a right wing media., which people unfortunately cannot see.
And the Tories continue with lie after lie. The only future is an independent Wales. Scotland is going and an United Ireland not far behind. You will then be left with an United Kingdom of England and inconsequential Wales. |
Off the top of my head, Corbyn lied about not being able to get a seat on a train, there's one.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-41036937
Come on, I'm sure you remember that. | |
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| Senedd election on 14:55 - Apr 8 with 1129 views | Catullus |
| Senedd election on 07:25 - Apr 8 by felixstowe_jack |
Was a successful tactic to defeat the terrorist and guerilla warfare tactics by the boers.
I see you have not criticised your beloved USA who set up the first concentration camps, called Indian reservations, where 100,000s of native Americans died.
What about the 60% increase since 2016 in punishment beatings by the IRA . The IRA were also responsible for 27 of the 31 shooting in NI.
They clearly have not given up their arms as decreed by the good Friday agreement your friend Adams signed on their behalf.
You have once again gone of topic on a Welsh Senedd topic |
Does he love the USA, don't remember seeing that but it's probably best not to mention Guantanamo Bay either then?
Kilky, see the thread "The Mauritanian" it really is shocking what those Yanks have done. | |
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| Senedd election on 15:13 - Apr 8 with 1112 views | Boundy |
Corbyn is known as a bit of a fibber ,or having a selective memory. Don't worry though all politicians suffer the same affliction , it's in the job description .
He denied that he’d said article 50 should be immediately invoked, He did say it on the following day  on the BBC.
There's more , a lot more, on being interviewed by Andrew Neil Corbyn stated : 'I didn’t support the IRA. I don’t support the IRA. What I want everywhere is a peace process.’ A little fib there Gezza, Corbyn opposed the Anglo-Irish agreement. He reportedly lobbied the government on behalf of IRA prisoners. A socialist magazine whose editorial board he headed gloated over the Brighton bombing and threatened Margaret Thatcher with further violence.
Corbyn told Neil: 'I never met the IRA.' This is a lie. Corbyn invited Gerry Adams to the Commons weeks after the Brighton bombing. Ireland's Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said that, from all the evidence he has seen, Adams was not merely an IRA member but sat on its army council. . He once attended a Wolf Tone Society meeting where he openly declared " "I'm happy to commemorate all those who died fighting for an independent Ireland" . But we'll forgive him the doddery old fool
So for me and I suspect for many others , Corbyn was unelectable and would never have become the PM of this country. | |
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| Senedd election on 15:19 - Apr 8 with 1101 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Senedd election on 07:25 - Apr 8 by felixstowe_jack |
Was a successful tactic to defeat the terrorist and guerilla warfare tactics by the boers.
I see you have not criticised your beloved USA who set up the first concentration camps, called Indian reservations, where 100,000s of native Americans died.
What about the 60% increase since 2016 in punishment beatings by the IRA . The IRA were also responsible for 27 of the 31 shooting in NI.
They clearly have not given up their arms as decreed by the good Friday agreement your friend Adams signed on their behalf.
You have once again gone of topic on a Welsh Senedd topic |
These were mostly women and children.
No whataboutism is going to save you here ... ‘a successful tactic’ ...
You are lost. |  |
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| Senedd election on 15:23 - Apr 8 with 1095 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Senedd election on 15:13 - Apr 8 by Boundy |
Corbyn is known as a bit of a fibber ,or having a selective memory. Don't worry though all politicians suffer the same affliction , it's in the job description .
He denied that he’d said article 50 should be immediately invoked, He did say it on the following day  on the BBC.
There's more , a lot more, on being interviewed by Andrew Neil Corbyn stated : 'I didn’t support the IRA. I don’t support the IRA. What I want everywhere is a peace process.’ A little fib there Gezza, Corbyn opposed the Anglo-Irish agreement. He reportedly lobbied the government on behalf of IRA prisoners. A socialist magazine whose editorial board he headed gloated over the Brighton bombing and threatened Margaret Thatcher with further violence.
Corbyn told Neil: 'I never met the IRA.' This is a lie. Corbyn invited Gerry Adams to the Commons weeks after the Brighton bombing. Ireland's Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said that, from all the evidence he has seen, Adams was not merely an IRA member but sat on its army council. . He once attended a Wolf Tone Society meeting where he openly declared " "I'm happy to commemorate all those who died fighting for an independent Ireland" . But we'll forgive him the doddery old fool
So for me and I suspect for many others , Corbyn was unelectable and would never have become the PM of this country. |
Corbyn was useless.
No chance of winning.
His ego delivered Brexit and Johnson.
Once Jezza knew he could not win he should have quit.
He even said Labour won the argument - after losing.
If he really cared he should have walked himself.
Another posh boy. | |
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| Senedd election on 15:57 - Apr 8 with 1088 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Senedd election on 15:23 - Apr 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Corbyn was useless.
No chance of winning.
His ego delivered Brexit and Johnson.
Once Jezza knew he could not win he should have quit.
He even said Labour won the argument - after losing.
If he really cared he should have walked himself.
Another posh boy. |
An IRA supporter.
Thankfully he ensured the UK had a progressive Conservative government that works for all the UK and not just his trade union paymasters. | |
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| Senedd election on 16:43 - Apr 8 with 1080 views | TenbySwan |
I believe it was later confirmed that any empty seats had reserved pre booked notices on them and could not be used.
But don't expect any right wing media and that includes the BBC to report that.
Let's hope that you are happy with Johnson, the 150k covid dead. The tens of thousands disabled killed, the billions given to Tony cronies, the privatisation of the NHS.etc etc
The Mirror and Guardian are left wing sympathisers but ALL other media including the BBC and Sky are blatantly right wing..
The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence. |  | | |
| Senedd election on 17:06 - Apr 8 with 1062 views | onehunglow |
| Senedd election on 16:43 - Apr 8 by TenbySwan |
I believe it was later confirmed that any empty seats had reserved pre booked notices on them and could not be used.
But don't expect any right wing media and that includes the BBC to report that.
Let's hope that you are happy with Johnson, the 150k covid dead. The tens of thousands disabled killed, the billions given to Tony cronies, the privatisation of the NHS.etc etc
The Mirror and Guardian are left wing sympathisers but ALL other media including the BBC and Sky are blatantly right wing..
The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence. |
Wow there. Do not equate dead people with Johnson.
Labour activists see masks as human rights violations .
You have been well and truly manipulated
Right Wing BBC .good god man.
I truly wish we had a right wing government .This one is not. This PM is not.
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| Senedd election on 17:31 - Apr 8 with 1048 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Senedd election on 16:43 - Apr 8 by TenbySwan |
I believe it was later confirmed that any empty seats had reserved pre booked notices on them and could not be used.
But don't expect any right wing media and that includes the BBC to report that.
Let's hope that you are happy with Johnson, the 150k covid dead. The tens of thousands disabled killed, the billions given to Tony cronies, the privatisation of the NHS.etc etc
The Mirror and Guardian are left wing sympathisers but ALL other media including the BBC and Sky are blatantly right wing..
The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence. |
Have you forgotten the biggest privatisation of the NHS occurred under Tony Blair's Labour under his PFI scheme where private firms built and have the maintenance contracts for new hospitals at a guaranteed rate of return of 10 to 15%
Currently the government can borrow at 2% and even under labour borrowing costs were only 4% | |
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| Senedd election on 17:43 - Apr 8 with 1041 views | Catullus |
| Senedd election on 15:19 - Apr 8 by Kilkennyjack |
These were mostly women and children.
No whataboutism is going to save you here ... ‘a successful tactic’ ...
You are lost. |
Who did the IRA blow up then genius?
The Omagh bombing, Coventry, there's a long list and many innocent men, WOMEN AND CHILDREN died.
It's not whataboutery that's the problem here, it's your one eyed nonsense.
Just a small point of order, many of the Boer prisoners died of Measles and the British weren't the first to use internment camps, the Spanish were during the "Ten years war" Cuba, 1868-1878. | |
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| Senedd election on 18:00 - Apr 8 with 1033 views | raynor94 |
| Senedd election on 15:19 - Apr 8 by Kilkennyjack |
These were mostly women and children.
No whataboutism is going to save you here ... ‘a successful tactic’ ...
You are lost. |
Magdalene Laundries. |  |
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| Senedd election on 18:05 - Apr 8 with 1027 views | onehunglow |
| Senedd election on 17:43 - Apr 8 by Catullus |
Who did the IRA blow up then genius?
The Omagh bombing, Coventry, there's a long list and many innocent men, WOMEN AND CHILDREN died.
It's not whataboutery that's the problem here, it's your one eyed nonsense.
Just a small point of order, many of the Boer prisoners died of Measles and the British weren't the first to use internment camps, the Spanish were during the "Ten years war" Cuba, 1868-1878. |
I well remember Warrington for all the wrong reasons.
A black day | |
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| Senedd election on 18:09 - Apr 8 with 1020 views | johnlangy |
| Senedd election on 16:43 - Apr 8 by TenbySwan |
I believe it was later confirmed that any empty seats had reserved pre booked notices on them and could not be used.
But don't expect any right wing media and that includes the BBC to report that.
Let's hope that you are happy with Johnson, the 150k covid dead. The tens of thousands disabled killed, the billions given to Tony cronies, the privatisation of the NHS.etc etc
The Mirror and Guardian are left wing sympathisers but ALL other media including the BBC and Sky are blatantly right wing..
The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence. |
'The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence'.
Well said again Tenby. | | | |
| Senedd election on 20:29 - Apr 8 with 972 views | Catullus |
| Senedd election on 18:09 - Apr 8 by johnlangy |
'The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence'.
Well said again Tenby. |
That means voting Plaid, John. What I have seen and read (including my email exchange with Rhun ap Iorwerth) leads me to believe they are a bunch of clowns.
How will they pay for all their promises? That's before you realise that many of those promises, even if fully funded, cannot be carried out unless Westmisnter transfers powers. That isn't going to happen.
Answer me this John, how will Plaid afford cutting £200 of EVERY council tax bill? There are around 1.4 million households in Wales, that's £280 million less the Welsh government would have to spend. Then the promise for a job for every 16-24 year old, how much will that cost? They promise the Welsh economy will pay high wages, how is that possible? One of my favourites this, Racism, misogyny and other forms of discrimination and intolerance will be eradicated, as desirable as this is how can he promise that by 2030? People will live longer, fitter lives? How, is he going to make being overweight a crime? Is he going to force people to eat healthily and get exercise?
Raed this, John, and tell me which bits of it are actually deliverable,
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-56661044
At every turn he is promising to cut costs and spend more, it's completely cuckoo. Even if he put all council tax bills up by £200 he couldn't pay for all his promises. Then of course, the promise for an indyref in the first 5 years, as if any Westminster government is going to agree to that unless a huge majority in Wales want it. | |
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| Senedd election on 20:34 - Apr 8 with 956 views | trampie |
| Senedd election on 20:29 - Apr 8 by Catullus |
That means voting Plaid, John. What I have seen and read (including my email exchange with Rhun ap Iorwerth) leads me to believe they are a bunch of clowns.
How will they pay for all their promises? That's before you realise that many of those promises, even if fully funded, cannot be carried out unless Westmisnter transfers powers. That isn't going to happen.
Answer me this John, how will Plaid afford cutting £200 of EVERY council tax bill? There are around 1.4 million households in Wales, that's £280 million less the Welsh government would have to spend. Then the promise for a job for every 16-24 year old, how much will that cost? They promise the Welsh economy will pay high wages, how is that possible? One of my favourites this, Racism, misogyny and other forms of discrimination and intolerance will be eradicated, as desirable as this is how can he promise that by 2030? People will live longer, fitter lives? How, is he going to make being overweight a crime? Is he going to force people to eat healthily and get exercise?
Raed this, John, and tell me which bits of it are actually deliverable,
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-56661044
At every turn he is promising to cut costs and spend more, it's completely cuckoo. Even if he put all council tax bills up by £200 he couldn't pay for all his promises. Then of course, the promise for an indyref in the first 5 years, as if any Westminster government is going to agree to that unless a huge majority in Wales want it. |
All Plaids policies in the past have been independently costed and no doubt this one is the same. [Post edited 8 Apr 2021 20:57]
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| Senedd election on 20:37 - Apr 8 with 956 views | Flashberryjack |
| Senedd election on 20:29 - Apr 8 by Catullus |
That means voting Plaid, John. What I have seen and read (including my email exchange with Rhun ap Iorwerth) leads me to believe they are a bunch of clowns.
How will they pay for all their promises? That's before you realise that many of those promises, even if fully funded, cannot be carried out unless Westmisnter transfers powers. That isn't going to happen.
Answer me this John, how will Plaid afford cutting £200 of EVERY council tax bill? There are around 1.4 million households in Wales, that's £280 million less the Welsh government would have to spend. Then the promise for a job for every 16-24 year old, how much will that cost? They promise the Welsh economy will pay high wages, how is that possible? One of my favourites this, Racism, misogyny and other forms of discrimination and intolerance will be eradicated, as desirable as this is how can he promise that by 2030? People will live longer, fitter lives? How, is he going to make being overweight a crime? Is he going to force people to eat healthily and get exercise?
Raed this, John, and tell me which bits of it are actually deliverable,
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-56661044
At every turn he is promising to cut costs and spend more, it's completely cuckoo. Even if he put all council tax bills up by £200 he couldn't pay for all his promises. Then of course, the promise for an indyref in the first 5 years, as if any Westminster government is going to agree to that unless a huge majority in Wales want it. |
"How will they pay for all their promises?"
They'll put Diane Abbott in charge of finances. |  |
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| Senedd election on 20:42 - Apr 8 with 950 views | Catullus |
| Senedd election on 18:00 - Apr 8 by raynor94 |
Magdalene Laundries. |
I have a relative who ended up in one of those places, her brother married my aunty. Another shocking example of how evil a religion can be. | |
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| Senedd election on 20:51 - Apr 8 with 947 views | Wingstandwood |
| Senedd election on 18:09 - Apr 8 by johnlangy |
'The UK is stuffed, the only way forward is independence'.
Well said again Tenby. |
Aye, lets give these backward Yokels even more power so that they can continue with 'in-house' project-Cardiff come rest of Wales economic partition, along with repeated failure to deliver on infrastructure improvement.
You know? Repeated failure to deliver on desperately required projects like M4 relief road (or alternative) and others...... Waiting for decades, to be kicked into the long grass for a lot longer again! Where have the WAG been the last 22 years?
"Residents in Llandeilo have been calling for action for four decades - the town suffers from congestion from lorries driving through the main street."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-53821919 |  |
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| Senedd election on 21:05 - Apr 8 with 928 views | onehunglow |
| Senedd election on 20:51 - Apr 8 by Wingstandwood |
Aye, lets give these backward Yokels even more power so that they can continue with 'in-house' project-Cardiff come rest of Wales economic partition, along with repeated failure to deliver on infrastructure improvement.
You know? Repeated failure to deliver on desperately required projects like M4 relief road (or alternative) and others...... Waiting for decades, to be kicked into the long grass for a lot longer again! Where have the WAG been the last 22 years?
"Residents in Llandeilo have been calling for action for four decades - the town suffers from congestion from lorries driving through the main street."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-53821919 |
The only way forward .Ok then. | |
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| Senedd election on 21:15 - Apr 8 with 916 views | Wingstandwood |
| Senedd election on 21:05 - Apr 8 by onehunglow |
The only way forward .Ok then. |
Witnessing YesCymru supporters outraged online because Westminster had offered to pay for a M4 relief road says it all for me!
Who in their right mind would want to be economically sabotaged by having 1960's transport infrastructure? Answer backward yokels who want Wales to be perpetually poor so that they can continue to revel in blaming everything English, it's the central meaning to their very existence! | |
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| Senedd election on 07:05 - Apr 9 with 820 views | Dr_Winston |
| Senedd election on 21:15 - Apr 8 by Wingstandwood |
Witnessing YesCymru supporters outraged online because Westminster had offered to pay for a M4 relief road says it all for me!
Who in their right mind would want to be economically sabotaged by having 1960's transport infrastructure? Answer backward yokels who want Wales to be perpetually poor so that they can continue to revel in blaming everything English, it's the central meaning to their very existence! |
An M4 relief road is fine, but nobody will ever convince me that driving at least four lanes of tarmac between North and South Wales, desecrating some of the prettiest landscape in the country would be worthwhile.
Anyway, at this point I'm willing to vote for whatever party promises to abolish minimum unit pricing, as long as it's not Plaid. I do still have some standards. [Post edited 9 Apr 2021 7:06]
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| Senedd election on 07:47 - Apr 9 with 811 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Senedd election on 07:05 - Apr 9 by Dr_Winston |
An M4 relief road is fine, but nobody will ever convince me that driving at least four lanes of tarmac between North and South Wales, desecrating some of the prettiest landscape in the country would be worthwhile.
Anyway, at this point I'm willing to vote for whatever party promises to abolish minimum unit pricing, as long as it's not Plaid. I do still have some standards. [Post edited 9 Apr 2021 7:06]
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The last major road scheme before the senedd took over was in 1995 which was the dualling of the heads of the Valleys Road proposed by a Conservative government. Since the Welsh assembly took over it has escalated hugely in costs and is running about 10 years late. Clearly having an economic benefit along the parts completed and with the much delayed opening of the Clydach gorge section will provide some relief for traffic to and from the Midlands.
Funny how the Welsh government has accepted UK taxpayers money to build it when it comes via the EU, but won't accept it ftor the M4 when it comes directly from the UK government. Can Drakeford explain this conundrum ? | |
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| Senedd election on 10:23 - Apr 9 with 779 views | onehunglow |
| Senedd election on 07:47 - Apr 9 by felixstowe_jack |
The last major road scheme before the senedd took over was in 1995 which was the dualling of the heads of the Valleys Road proposed by a Conservative government. Since the Welsh assembly took over it has escalated hugely in costs and is running about 10 years late. Clearly having an economic benefit along the parts completed and with the much delayed opening of the Clydach gorge section will provide some relief for traffic to and from the Midlands.
Funny how the Welsh government has accepted UK taxpayers money to build it when it comes via the EU, but won't accept it ftor the M4 when it comes directly from the UK government. Can Drakeford explain this conundrum ? |
Should not the issue of making the main route from north to south Wales be tackled.
It takes 5 hours plu to get from Cardiff to Caernarfon and that ha never changed no matter how powerful cars get. Same with the A483.Apart from the relatively recent Newtown by pass no improvements at all from Chester/Wrexham to Swansea. A pain of a trip unless you have a motor bike. | |
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| Senedd election on 10:49 - Apr 9 with 774 views | Boundy |
| Senedd election on 10:23 - Apr 9 by onehunglow |
Should not the issue of making the main route from north to south Wales be tackled.
It takes 5 hours plu to get from Cardiff to Caernarfon and that ha never changed no matter how powerful cars get. Same with the A483.Apart from the relatively recent Newtown by pass no improvements at all from Chester/Wrexham to Swansea. A pain of a trip unless you have a motor bike. |
I travel quite often up to Chester and its environs ,which is not too bad in the winter months This is when holiday traffic is light but a real pain when you're stuck behind lines of caravans and the such like from May onwards, The Newtown pass pass (although 70 years after its was first discussed as much needed ) has made a difference but only for 5 mile or so , the rest south of Wrexham is in desperate need of improving .It would appear the link between north and south doesn't seem to attract the inters of many political parties .We're definitely a nation divided | |
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| Senedd election on 10:59 - Apr 9 with 771 views | onehunglow |
| Senedd election on 10:49 - Apr 9 by Boundy |
I travel quite often up to Chester and its environs ,which is not too bad in the winter months This is when holiday traffic is light but a real pain when you're stuck behind lines of caravans and the such like from May onwards, The Newtown pass pass (although 70 years after its was first discussed as much needed ) has made a difference but only for 5 mile or so , the rest south of Wrexham is in desperate need of improving .It would appear the link between north and south doesn't seem to attract the inters of many political parties .We're definitely a nation divided |
I spent 40 year negotiating Newton and that Dolfor road. I once drove down on the day of a match and got held up before Llandrindod Well.I ended up taking the Beulah B road but for a passenger,with those dips,it's quite scary ,at least with me driving at speed.
It's great for a bike and when I had my last Blackbird I took my daughter down and reported back to HQ when we got to my mum's in time for mid morning PG Tips and welsh cakes which he bought for me (dont know why as I hated them). Missus checked the time and worked out my average speed. This trip was subject to comments from the previous site and I got pelters as daughter was about 14 at that time and suffice to say it was a fast trip.She enjoyed it though.
What I hated about Swansea was the speed cameras
All history now as I no longer visit.
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