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Cynfelin has written 25 articles so far, you can find them below.
Welsh Labour
Screwloose loses the thread
Boringly, and for those that missed the excitement, we can now republish the article by Cynfelyn about Huw Lewis AM based on advice from our legal eagle. Oh and thanks for the stats! We have had to add bandwidth.
Economy
Murder Academy heading for Death Row
News that plans for the Murder Academy at St Athan are in serious jeopardy will lift the hearts of Welsh patriots. The Sunday Times reports that the whole project is threatened as the contractor Metrix, which is lead by the ‘defence group’ Qinetiq, is struggling to get the £1.3 billion from the banks needed to keep the project afloat.
Expensegate
The Kinnocks: an unreserved and abject apology
Now revealed as bloodsucking parasites on the UK’s body politic in all its tawdry squalor, the “Socialist” Clan Kinnock continues its ride on the governmental and European gravy train with an ever-swelling bundle of ongoing salaries, perks and pensions.
It is time for the voters of Wales to create an unholy outcry about the stink rising from the overflowing sewer that is Liebour whether Welsh or English.
Welsh Politics
Gordon Brown takes revenge on the f*****g Welsh
With Liebour – and especially “Welsh” Liebour – in meltdown, Gordon Brown has chosen the time of his latest (and probably last) cabinet “reshuffle” to punish the Welsh (“the f*****g Welsh” to use his predecessor Tony Blair’s words).
Expensegate
Glenys Kinnock stamps on the face of the world
The Anglesey Fishwife’s carbon footprint is greater than almost all other 785 members of the European Parliament. It’s precisely what we suspected, and very much in tune with what Cambriapolitico has been saying about Glenys Kinnock’s consistent and long-term abuse of her position as one of the elected European representatives for Wales.
Expensegate
Flipping Piggy?
If you had any doubts that the National Assembly is a far more cost-effective solution to Wales’s democratic deficit, just look at the list of AMs claiming for second homes.
Not for them the flipping, ducking, moat-diving of their Westminster counterparts, and all for the fairly simple reason that Wales is a relatively small country.
