#Indycurious @indycurious@toot.wales
𝗜𝗻𝗱𝘆𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘀 | Informed discussion about #Wales' society, structures & infrastructure in the context of the Union [🏴🤝🇬🇧?] Coming Spring 2020 🐣
Years, and possibly a decades-long culture war beckons as a result of the #brexit chaos, according to professor #chrisgrey https://chrisgreybrexitblog.blogspot.com/2020/08/the-brexit-screw-tightens.html?m=1
Required reading 🙌🙌🙌
Even Holyhead gets a fleeting mention! #Wales
"stronger than ever?" Johnson's claim about the Union doesn't stack up.
#theguardian article
Even #Wales gets a mention
The last Welsh king, Llewellyn the Great, ruled Gwynedd in north Wales and eventually ruled all of Wales. This was in about 1200. What's fascinating is that today, 800 years on, Welsh independence is still strongest in the same region. The second map shows a very similar correlation between support for Welsh independence and the old kingdom of Gwynedd.
Welsh Independence
#IWAWales blog post about the need for #IndyWales, by Brian Jones and Edward Jones https://www.iwa.wales/agenda/2020/07/from-a-state-of-mind-to-a-nation-state/
Iv read today that the British government is forcing Wales and Scotland to do as they say regarding the Brexit deal and will be taking this to court. What a joke what ever happened to freedom of expression, it would seem as they are going backwards to years far gone when they took control of the whole country with a iron fist.
Who would like to see independence in Wales. Producing there own power network, food to export, with a range of affordable housing and many other sectors....
Brexit and this whole covid lockdown has been crazy, the whole would is going into bankruptcy and has been since before Christmas.
The spending habits of government that have not benefited us but them has brought us to our knees and a collaps is coming.
This was the day Westminster completely lost its marbles. https://nation.cymru/opinion/this-was-the-day-westminster-completely-lost-its-marbles/
Today's #Covid19Cymru figures for deaths are: 15 reported in the last 24 hours, total now 624. We're at a "normal" day; no weekend carry-over effect (as we undoubtedly saw yesterday). So this is a promising result.
I've heard stories of people becoming more complacent; please, don't do that (see my nation.cymru article). If we go back to normal now, it would all kick off again. But know from these figures that if we all do our bit (and that includes UK and Welsh govt) we can defeat this.
Today's #Covid19UK death figures may have caused some alarm. However, I don't think it is cause for dismay. As has been observed by a number of people (and denied by others - mostly not statisticians?), we have been following Italy's curve for some time.
Italy's highest daily deaths figure of 919 occurred on 27th March, i.e. 12 days ago. We're tracking at Italy+14. The data are noisy (they go up and down); we've had a constant decrease in the % increase of deaths per day, and this is crucial
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When Zoe Williams calls the Welsh language pointless, she is sneering at those who speak it https://nation.cymru/opinion/when-zoe-williams-calls-the-welsh-language-pointless-she-is-sneering-at-those-who-speak-it/
𝗜𝗻𝗱𝘆𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘀 | Informed discussion about #Wales' society, structures & infrastructure in the context of the Union [🏴🤝🇬🇧?] Coming Spring 2020 🐣
