What did I just say? Another moment of idiocy won’t be long a-coming? And it’s here, not twenty-four hours day after April Fool’s Day. Another green shoot of Liebour cretinism – from…”aaargh!” I can hear you cry – prize lamebrain of them all … Piggy Andrews. Are there no limits to this man’s gross stupidity. It seems he just can’t help either himself or his party by keeping his mouth shut.
It is with a heavy sense of déja-vu that we look at the latest offering of swill. Here it is in full (with acknowledgments to Vaughan Roderick’s excellent blog):
Leanne, Forgive me, but 70 years ago weren’t Plaid Cymru’s leaders supporting Franco? Regards Leighton
Cheap shot Leighton. How long ago is it that you were a Lib Dem? Helen Mary.
Ha Ha. I defer to Gwyn Alf Williams, a fomer Plaid Vice President, in When Was Wales? (Penguin) when he argued: “During the 1930s Plaid became even more of a right wing force. Its journal refused to resist Hitler or Mussolini, ignored or tolerated anti-Semitism and, in effect, came out in support of Franco. In 1941 Saunders Lewis’ pamphlet “The Church and the World” explicitly rejected the war against Nazi Germany while in 1944 Ambrose Bebb condemned the plot to assassinate Hitler.” Leighton
And your point is??? Perhaps we could look at the difference in attitude to working people? Labour’s present leadership compared to those of 70 years ago? Discuss. Glyn Erasmus (Jocelyn Davies’s Press Officer)
There were, of course other voices in Plaid at that time. Be that as it may, the very fact that Gwyn Alf joined Plaid shows how much we’ve changed since then, thank goodness. As, of course, has the Labour Party. From the socialist force for good it was then to what it is now. I suspect we both have better things to do than argue about history. Helen Mary.
No offence but this is getting on my nerves! Can you argue amongst yourselves, I have no real interest in the history of Welsh socialism! Jonathan Morgan
Helen, Certainly agree we both have better things to do. Leighton.
There’s very little that needs to be added to this. The inanity of Piggy’s mind is plain for all to see. The man’s not only an embarrassment to his party, what is worse, he’s an embarrassment to Wales.
What an utter shower!
From the exceedingly untidy desk of: The Rev Idwal Lloyd-Price
Oink oink!! Sock it to them Rev!
I sympathize with Mr. Lloyd-Price’s frustration, but feel that, in expending time and effort on the content of Mr. Andrew’s time, he is devoting his energies to a matter that does not in itself constitute a subject.