The Welsh Labour Party issued a statement at noon on Tuesday from Rhodri Morgan and Peter Hain, Secretary of State for Wales, which was read differently by the two coalition parties.
It is clear that Labour is more cautious on a referendum that Plaid Cymru. Labour fears that a No vote “could set back devolution for several decades”. Of course, some senior figures in Labour have an aim of “setting back devolution for ever”.
Mistrust
Sacrificing the language
IF LANGUAGE and heritage minister Alun Ffred Jones is confused about what is happening to the Welsh government’s legislation on the Welsh language, he would be far from the only one
Hain conflict of interest
Does he still claim for his old mum as secretary?
The Sunday Times has uncovered that Peter Hain, despite being made Welsh secretary is still a partner in a firm that specialises in political communications.
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).
Liebour troughing in a cesspit of lies and sleaze
Now we know the depths to which Liebour’s will sink in its attempts to smear its political opponents and the extent of the ‘culture of deceit’ conceived by Bliar and brought into full stinking maturity by Brown.
Liebour’s pathetic pigeon shadow soup
Liebour has sucked the political blood of Wales dry for nigh on a century. Now, with their teeth drawn after the greatest election loss since the Second World War in 2008, the vampires have become clowns, frightened of the inevitable dawning of the New Wales, terrified of the solid stake of Welsh oak aimed at their collective heart.
Obama Tango..ed?
Well Well Well. So who is going to tell Obama about Morgan ‘the Organ’? Not us…Nooooo. Peter Hain? Nooooo. The political blogosphere? Well, what do you think…
Source: Wales online: Welsh PR guru’s… Read the rest

