Surprise surprise, Glenys Kinnock is against the One Wales Government in Cardiff Bay. The Unionists come out to play...and so close to Christmas, too. Not an ounce of good will for anyone to see. It's bah humbug all the way!
Reading the article on today's epolitix website I thought that I'd happened upon a description of a new War movie. The Nationalists as the evil 'enemy' to Glenys's Labour battleship of Welshness, Britishness, Europeaness ( but nothing that means more power for Wales incidentally)
Unfortunately, it seems more and more obvious that Labour politicians outside the Assembly can only muster interest from the media if they ' come out' against the One Wales coalition. How many more MP's are to follow, and will there be any more before Christmas?
Glenys Kinnock may indeed 'look like a feminist', but there's certainly no love lost between her and her Plaid sisters at the moment.
8 comments:
Feminists all look like Glenys Kinnok? I'm sure that Bethan, Nerys Evans, Leanne Wood, and Helen Mary are a bit upset to hear that feminists all look like crazed British unionists and sell-out socialists.
Yet more evidence, if any were needed, for politicians and public alike to voice their support for the campaign to send Glenys Kinnock to Bardsey Island forever
Her sanity migrated there years ago. It's a start...
Glenys speaks for the silent Welsh majority.
anon- does she assume what they think aswell? That's how it usually works with people like her.
Talking of odeous politicians, have you noticed that Peter Black has refused to coment or allow comments on the bullying e-mail that it has been suggested came from him (about his colleague)?
One wonders what he has to hide.
Years ago such people as the Kinnocks would have been condemned to the dungeons of the Tower of London. Today our best policy is to ignore them and their irrelevant protestations.
At least she not like the collective tafia down the Assembly who have obsessively sought and achieved more powers for the Assembly without ever thinking about consulting the people of Wales. People can criticise Kinnock as much as they like but she has a legitimate right to say what she likes about the One Wales Govt and the Assembly - especially since the agenda has been so dominated by nationalists.
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