| F. R. T. Davies 22:32 - May 7 with 3006 views | builthjack |
Luckily he didn't get in.
We couldn't afford his promises of spending 5 times the budget.
I didn't fancy taxes at 80% to pay for his promises.
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| F. R. T. Davies on 15:08 - May 8 with 803 views | jack_lord |
| F. R. T. Davies on 15:01 - May 8 by 73__73 |
That’s the new Amazon building, new slip roads and new bridges installed to access the warehouse.
Business will stop around there, go any further and you enter Wales, with its road infrastructure built to accommodate 1960’s traffic. |
It's similar to when they built the new slip roads etc; alongside the M4 at Magor and Chepstow years ago.
The infrastructure needs improving and it has in west Wales.
I don't know if we suffer as a result of the formula that funds Wales for expenditure but it has certainly been suggested time and again. |  |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 17:18 - May 8 with 771 views | Kilkennyjack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:55 - May 8 by pencoedjack |
This^
People do realise big business has no interest in coming to South Wales due to the infrastructure?
Next time you drive to Bristol airport take a look at all the new warehousing being built just over the bridge. |
Better still drive to Cardiff airport. |  |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 17:19 - May 8 with 770 views | felixstowe_jack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 17:18 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Better still drive to Cardiff airport. |
No flights to anywhere from Rhoose airport. |  |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 17:25 - May 8 with 762 views | Kilkennyjack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 17:19 - May 8 by felixstowe_jack |
No flights to anywhere from Rhoose airport. |
Its because the UK government treat Cardiff Airport differently to airports in Scotland and the north of Ireland ?
Why ?
Because Cardiff might then start to compete with Bristol.
Thats not allowed.
So Cardiff struggles and our Welsh govt has to step in to help it survive.
It will be much more successful in Indy Wakes. Take Back Control. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 17:49 - May 8 with 743 views | raynor94 |
| F. R. T. Davies on 17:25 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Its because the UK government treat Cardiff Airport differently to airports in Scotland and the north of Ireland ?
Why ?
Because Cardiff might then start to compete with Bristol.
Thats not allowed.
So Cardiff struggles and our Welsh govt has to step in to help it survive.
It will be much more successful in Indy Wakes. Take Back Control. |
Do you fly from Bristol? Laughable to suggest Rhoose can compete with it.
It's costing us a fortune to subsidize it.
Yesterday proved nobody in Wales is interested in independence, Drakeford just said as much on the news |  |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 18:03 - May 8 with 735 views | pencoedjack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 17:49 - May 8 by raynor94 |
Do you fly from Bristol? Laughable to suggest Rhoose can compete with it.
It's costing us a fortune to subsidize it.
Yesterday proved nobody in Wales is interested in independence, Drakeford just said as much on the news |
Nobody can fly from Cardiff airport as the Welsh government haven’t given the go ahead for anyone to fly anywhere, by the time they announce it Killy’s parents won’t be able to find a kids free deal so he will be at home spouting nonsense on here which I’m amazed people respond too.
Anyone who doesn’t see the need for an M4 relief road is thick as sh1te & doesn’t warrant a response. |  | | |
| F. R. T. Davies on 21:46 - May 8 with 694 views | Slugster664 |
| F. R. T. Davies on 15:01 - May 8 by 73__73 |
That’s the new Amazon building, new slip roads and new bridges installed to access the warehouse.
Business will stop around there, go any further and you enter Wales, with its road infrastructure built to accommodate 1960’s traffic. |
That's ok though, the Liebour voters have been out in force backing their illustrious leader Dripford in appreciation of his party's terrific work over the past 22 years...what a bunch of fools  |  |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 21:56 - May 8 with 690 views | Boundy |
| F. R. T. Davies on 21:46 - May 8 by Slugster664 |
That's ok though, the Liebour voters have been out in force backing their illustrious leader Dripford in appreciation of his party's terrific work over the past 22 years...what a bunch of fools |
Well Drakeford has said that he won't complete another full term ,will his admirers be just as happy with Gethin ? | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 22:33 - May 8 with 676 views | BillyChong |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:55 - May 8 by pencoedjack |
This^
People do realise big business has no interest in coming to South Wales due to the infrastructure?
Next time you drive to Bristol airport take a look at all the new warehousing being built just over the bridge. |
Nothing to do with the location being ideal for the port of Avonmouth and access to main motorways to distribute those goods on then | | | |
| F. R. T. Davies on 23:14 - May 8 with 665 views | Kilkennyjack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 21:56 - May 8 by Boundy |
Well Drakeford has said that he won't complete another full term ,will his admirers be just as happy with Gethin ? |
Why not ?
Both Drakers and Gethin got 10,000 majorities.
Why dont you think people would not vote for Mr Gethin ?
I think he will win by 10,000 again. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 23:34 - May 8 with 656 views | raynor94 |
| F. R. T. Davies on 23:14 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Why not ?
Both Drakers and Gethin got 10,000 majorities.
Why dont you think people would not vote for Mr Gethin ?
I think he will win by 10,000 again. |
Well, if you want independence you wouldn't vote for Gethin | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 07:00 - May 9 with 629 views | builthjack |
Your country is red
Your country is red
Oh Mr blobby
Your country is red | |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| F. R. T. Davies on 08:47 - May 9 with 599 views | felixstowe_jack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 23:14 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Why not ?
Both Drakers and Gethin got 10,000 majorities.
Why dont you think people would not vote for Mr Gethin ?
I think he will win by 10,000 again. |
How did your independence party in Wales do? Are you now switching your support to Welsh Labour who wish to remain in the UK. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 12:37 - May 9 with 569 views | pencoedjack |
| F. R. T. Davies on 22:33 - May 8 by BillyChong |
Nothing to do with the location being ideal for the port of Avonmouth and access to main motorways to distribute those goods on then |
None whatsoever the U.K. government want to build good transport links for the whole of the U.K.
Unfortunately the Welsh government playing political games don’t want it to happen
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| F. R. T. Davies on 12:52 - May 9 with 562 views | Catullus |
| F. R. T. Davies on 17:25 - May 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Its because the UK government treat Cardiff Airport differently to airports in Scotland and the north of Ireland ?
Why ?
Because Cardiff might then start to compete with Bristol.
Thats not allowed.
So Cardiff struggles and our Welsh govt has to step in to help it survive.
It will be much more successful in Indy Wakes. Take Back Control. |
Indy Wales isn't happening though, Plaid got very disappointing results and even Price lost votes in his own constituency. Face it Kilky, Wales does not want indy.
What Wales needs now is all the 4 parties in the Senedd to come together and tell Bojo we want more devolved powers, we want the same deal as Scotland. Not that it will help Rhoose airport, there simply aren't enough people using it to make it viable. It loses money on EVERY SINGLE PASSENGER. Bristol airport is better, has more flights and is usually cheaper to fly from too.
The irony for me there is, I'll happily pay a bit extra to fly from Cardiff because it's just so darned quiet, it's easy. There's always somewhre to sit, there's not the queues anywhere and the flights are usually on time. We don't fly very often though, every other year. Rhoose airport needs a massive increase in traffic and it won't get it, it's just too awkward to get to and if you live in North Wales its far easier to get to Manchester or Birmingham.
So Kilky, would you agree that with devolution quite firmly on the back burner, Wales needs to come together and tell Bojo, give us the same deal as Scotland/ | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 13:25 - May 9 with 550 views | trampie |
| F. R. T. Davies on 12:52 - May 9 by Catullus |
Indy Wales isn't happening though, Plaid got very disappointing results and even Price lost votes in his own constituency. Face it Kilky, Wales does not want indy.
What Wales needs now is all the 4 parties in the Senedd to come together and tell Bojo we want more devolved powers, we want the same deal as Scotland. Not that it will help Rhoose airport, there simply aren't enough people using it to make it viable. It loses money on EVERY SINGLE PASSENGER. Bristol airport is better, has more flights and is usually cheaper to fly from too.
The irony for me there is, I'll happily pay a bit extra to fly from Cardiff because it's just so darned quiet, it's easy. There's always somewhre to sit, there's not the queues anywhere and the flights are usually on time. We don't fly very often though, every other year. Rhoose airport needs a massive increase in traffic and it won't get it, it's just too awkward to get to and if you live in North Wales its far easier to get to Manchester or Birmingham.
So Kilky, would you agree that with devolution quite firmly on the back burner, Wales needs to come together and tell Bojo, give us the same deal as Scotland/ |
Plaid didn't have a disappointing result in my book, they did the same as last time and as I expected, this time Labour had a leader of the Welsh Government that has done well in handling the pandemic (poll after poll of the Welsh thought he was doing a good job) so it was always going to be difficult for Plaid, Plaid need Labour to do badly for Plaid to do well and this time round that was not going to happen because people think that Drakeford handled the pandemic well. [Post edited 9 May 2021 13:31]
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| F. R. T. Davies on 13:44 - May 9 with 547 views | Catullus |
| F. R. T. Davies on 13:25 - May 9 by trampie |
Plaid didn't have a disappointing result in my book, they did the same as last time and as I expected, this time Labour had a leader of the Welsh Government that has done well in handling the pandemic (poll after poll of the Welsh thought he was doing a good job) so it was always going to be difficult for Plaid, Plaid need Labour to do badly for Plaid to do well and this time round that was not going to happen because people think that Drakeford handled the pandemic well. [Post edited 9 May 2021 13:31]
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As I have already told you twice elsewhere, what you think is irrelevant. Adam Price expected surging support for Plaid, for independence and what he got instead was smaller share of the vote.
It's not hard Tramps, really it's not, Plaid Cymru's leader, Adam Price, has said they had disappointing results,
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| F. R. T. Davies on 13:50 - May 9 with 536 views | trampie |
| F. R. T. Davies on 13:44 - May 9 by Catullus |
As I have already told you twice elsewhere, what you think is irrelevant. Adam Price expected surging support for Plaid, for independence and what he got instead was smaller share of the vote.
It's not hard Tramps, really it's not, Plaid Cymru's leader, Adam Price, has said they had disappointing results,
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/top |
I've been voting for longer than Adam Price, I'm in the community not in a 'political bubble' like him, I know what the mood is out there. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 13:54 - May 9 with 533 views | Catullus |
| F. R. T. Davies on 13:50 - May 9 by trampie |
I've been voting for longer than Adam Price, I'm in the community not in a 'political bubble' like him, I know what the mood is out there. |
That is priceless....hang on maybe that's the answer, maybe Plaid would be better of being literally Priceless and putting Trampie in charge because you knwo better about Plaid Cymru than Plaids own leader!
Trampie for the Senedd 
Or maybe you should think before you post. I reckon Price has probably spoken to more different people this last few weeks than you've spoken to in years. He's watched the polls, he's watched the news, he's spoken to ther PC candidates who have all been on doorsteps too.
What you little community says, Trampie, count for very little. Or do you think you speak for Wales? | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 14:07 - May 9 with 516 views | trampie |
| F. R. T. Davies on 13:54 - May 9 by Catullus |
That is priceless....hang on maybe that's the answer, maybe Plaid would be better of being literally Priceless and putting Trampie in charge because you knwo better about Plaid Cymru than Plaids own leader!
Trampie for the Senedd
Or maybe you should think before you post. I reckon Price has probably spoken to more different people this last few weeks than you've spoken to in years. He's watched the polls, he's watched the news, he's spoken to ther PC candidates who have all been on doorsteps too.
What you little community says, Trampie, count for very little. Or do you think you speak for Wales? |
He has watched the polls you say, well Plaid polled 19%,18% and 20% in the last 3 polls, I expected them to get 19% and they got 20%.
What did Price expect Plaid to get 30%,40%,50% ?, he is talking his side's chances up, he doesn't want some possible voters to think his side can't win otherwise they might think it's a wasted vote and vote for someone else. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 14:12 - May 9 with 512 views | krunchykarrot |
| F. R. T. Davies on 09:09 - May 8 by builthjack |
As you know, a large proportion of Brecon and Radnor is made up of farmers and toffs.
They are against Welsh Labour introducing NVZ regulations. (These pollute the land and rivers.
Farmers are happy to spread god knows what on the land and to hell with the consequences.
So everyone connected to farming was going to vote Tory in this election.
England will follow suit in a few years, but are as usual lagging behind Wales in keeping the environment clean.
Do we want polluted rivers killing all the fish?
Do we want polluted land killing wildlife?
Farmers don’t seem to mind.
There’s your answer. [Post edited 8 May 2021 9:09]
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Using your logic all miners voted Labour and the steelworks and BP all local companies have protected our waterways and wildlife. Neath where i reside is a shithouse with all of our rivers polluted by the above companies has again voted Labour which i find unbelievable especially as we have raw sewage in the river running regularly through our town. It says it all when you look at the quality of our MP's.
Farmers i know spend time looking after their land if you know where this isnt the case report them. If you think England are lagging behind us envioromentally , you are deluded. |  | | |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:13 - May 9 with 508 views | Catullus |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:07 - May 9 by trampie |
He has watched the polls you say, well Plaid polled 19%,18% and 20% in the last 3 polls, I expected them to get 19% and they got 20%.
What did Price expect Plaid to get 30%,40%,50% ?, he is talking his side's chances up, he doesn't want some possible voters to think his side can't win otherwise they might think it's a wasted vote and vote for someone else. |
Yes and after the event he stated it was a disappointing result for Plaid.
Tell me, all these polls that gave different results, do you think he puts very much faith in them?
My own personal feeling has always been, the only poll that counts is the vote itself. If Price didn't really believe he would do well, why tell Labour he wasn't interested in talking about a colaition? Another bluff I guess 
Politicians may not do so very much of it but they do sometimes tell the truth, specially when that truth is there for everybody to see, unless you're Trampie it seems. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 14:22 - May 9 with 498 views | trampie |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:13 - May 9 by Catullus |
Yes and after the event he stated it was a disappointing result for Plaid.
Tell me, all these polls that gave different results, do you think he puts very much faith in them?
My own personal feeling has always been, the only poll that counts is the vote itself. If Price didn't really believe he would do well, why tell Labour he wasn't interested in talking about a colaition? Another bluff I guess
Politicians may not do so very much of it but they do sometimes tell the truth, specially when that truth is there for everybody to see, unless you're Trampie it seems. |
Yes off course it was a bluff, if Labour had finished 4 or 5 seats short then Price would have gone into coalition with them, he is not going to say before the election that he would definitely go into coalition with Labour as a junior partner as that might put people off voting Plaid in that scenario as they might just as well have voted Labour.
You have a lot to learn Cat about how they all operate and what they all say to the public. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 14:31 - May 9 with 490 views | Catullus |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:22 - May 9 by trampie |
Yes off course it was a bluff, if Labour had finished 4 or 5 seats short then Price would have gone into coalition with them, he is not going to say before the election that he would definitely go into coalition with Labour as a junior partner as that might put people off voting Plaid in that scenario as they might just as well have voted Labour.
You have a lot to learn Cat about how they all operate and what they all say to the public. |
No, I don't really I don't. They all bluster and BS. Where I draw the line is refusing to believe that the party I support had a bad night when it clearly did. Not that I support a party, but you do and you cannot accept that PC did worse than expected, as if your own opinion counts for anything there.
Do you honestly think Price expected to lose vote share?
Do yoy honestly think he didn't believe he had a chance of making gains?
Do you honestly believe that when he publicly states his party had a disappointing set of results that he's not being truthful?
Even worse for Plaid was the Libdems getting a seat and labour not needing them for a coalituon. Price had probably laid his stall out hoping that Labour would get 26/27 seats and would NEED Plaid for a majority, then his stance would give a strong negotiating stance. That's how politics works see Tramps, the bluff and counter bluff. | |
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| F. R. T. Davies on 14:41 - May 9 with 483 views | trampie |
| F. R. T. Davies on 14:31 - May 9 by Catullus |
No, I don't really I don't. They all bluster and BS. Where I draw the line is refusing to believe that the party I support had a bad night when it clearly did. Not that I support a party, but you do and you cannot accept that PC did worse than expected, as if your own opinion counts for anything there.
Do you honestly think Price expected to lose vote share?
Do yoy honestly think he didn't believe he had a chance of making gains?
Do you honestly believe that when he publicly states his party had a disappointing set of results that he's not being truthful?
Even worse for Plaid was the Libdems getting a seat and labour not needing them for a coalituon. Price had probably laid his stall out hoping that Labour would get 26/27 seats and would NEED Plaid for a majority, then his stance would give a strong negotiating stance. That's how politics works see Tramps, the bluff and counter bluff. |
I've replied to you with a copy and paste you asked for on the other thread, Plaid did not do badly in my book they did as I expected.
You might have had higher expectations for Plaid then they achieved, the leader of Plaid obviously would be positive in public, I expected them to do as per the last few polls and I expected both Labour and Tories to do well. | |
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