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You tell me how members of the UK public or indeed any member of the EU voting public can vote him out. If we don't like Theresa may we can vote her out at a General Election; we can't do that with Tusk or any EU Commissioner. That civil service post by another poster is nonsense as civil servants don't make decisions; they simply advise Ministers.Quote:
Originally Posted by rs3100
Welsh territory at one time encompassed the whole of Britain up to the central belt of Scotland.
https://twitter.com/DEADLIVEUK/statu...59568507211777
When Wales last had self rule they ruled an area greater than the current borders of Wales.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruffydd_ap_Llywelyn
This was agreed in 1405 and probably should be the map today.
https://twitter.com/welshnotbritish/...71350339911681
Wales is currently subsidising old English people that are a drain on our services and England does compensate Wales for it, also Wales has been raped over centuries of its resources with profits often going to England, Wales supposed to be part of the UK state and should therefore get adequate funding from central Government but it doesn't, that is why the EU designated that large parts of Wales should get funding off the EU.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
If Wales ever got independence I think reparations would be in order, not that there would be much chance of that, lol.
Meant to say doesn't compensate.
I saw somewhere that the agreement was only ratified when the British and European parliaments had approved it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2
Since our parliament hasn't is Junker right when he says they will not reopen the treaty?
Has it actually been "closed" ( if that is the right term)?
Touche!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
Without the Yanks we'd be buggered.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
And Wales would be rudderless without England.
Why cant we just be proud of our Isles .
So the EU should have bailed out Britain's banks? That was a British decision made by Labour and fully endorsed by the Conservatives.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
(including your other comments) Should Wales just take English rule up the arse without giving its voters much say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
What say do voters in Wales not have that voters in Cornwall or Cumbria do? Or are those two regions highly implicated in the 'English' rule that you mention? In fact, neither of those two regions have a regional assembly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
As West Wales and the Valleys are joined by Cornwall, Lincolnshire, Durham, South Yorkshire and Tees Valley as the poorest regions of the UK it's obviously not a binary England v Wales thing as typified by some on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
This happens in every country on earth some area's are poorer than others, in our country for many years the backbone has been the areas of London , Manchester and Birmingham including their inner and outer districts , the success and wealth of those areas over the centuries have sustained and provided for the less successful regions and areas of the UK , let's just be grateful and nice about it , what's wrong with being as one .Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
As someone that lives in one these successful parts of the UK I expect a bit more respect from you serflike peasants in the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
How do you know where I live, you a snooping or trolling me again, it's great being able to get you to bite ,its sooooo easy , been to many City games this year , lol .Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric Cartman
It makes me laugh when I hear Brexiteers talk about unelected bureaucrats in Brussels.
In any given General Election my vote counts for nothing. A pig wearing a blue rosette would walk it. So how in any way is that democratic?
I wonder how many laws have originated in unelected think tanks before going through our parliament.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
I just hope that you don't have a similar experience to Spike Lee. He justifiably had a huge chip on his shoulder regarding slavery and the plight of the black man in the United States....only to discover that he descended from a slave owner. Racial purity rarely stands up to scrutiny.Quote:
Originally Posted by trampie09
I just hope that you don't have a similar experience to Spike Lee. He justifiably had a huge chip on his shoulder regarding slavery and the plight of the black man in the United States....only to discover that he descended from a slave owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by trampie09
I don't have a chip on my shoulder, I think all people are equal and that nationality is an accident of birth, people don't know their Welsh history because the powers that be deliberately keep it hidden and state education teach next to no Welsh history.
Thankfully, I had the option of learning Welsh history as 20% of the syllabus and it did leave a huge impression on me. In fact, I never miss the opportunity to take friends from other countries to St. Fagan's and introduce them to the history of subjigation Rebecca riots etc. However, I have had close links to England, Germany and Japan and realise that life has moved on.Quote:
Originally Posted by trampie09
By the way, the film 'Zulu' was on TV yesterday......
I think Yanis Varoufakis the ex Greek finance minister was referring to the Eurodebt crisis not the British bail out Eric!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
Wales has some astonishing history as dies the rest if our wonderful British Isles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Wow 'no deal' still a possibility, the UK might well disintegrate if 'no deal' comes to pass, it might be for the best in the long run for the Celtic countries but will Westminster mp's step back from the cliff edge ?
Welsh and Scottish finance ministers currently in with the chief sec of the Treasury to see if EU cash will be replaced ?
I should imagine it will be a resounding yesQuote:
Originally Posted by trampie09