An interesting piece from the Law Society on Welsh devolution and the increased awareness of alternatives to centralised government and law making
https://t.co/qYRn1pH8gb
It took centuries for Wales to gain some form of power over its own affairs. Those powers are still not significant enough to bring about change in Wales. Independence is the only catalyst for change.
The UK is dying. Scotland and Northern Ireland will vote to leave Westminster rule.
The last YouGov poll had 33% saying they'd vote for #indywales.
The choice for Wales is independence from Westminster or incorporation into England. Devolution won't hold.
"Wales is not an anomaly in its independence prospects, there are no reasons why it isn’t feasible for us to embrace independence and function properly like other small countries across the world such as Ireland, New Zealand and Iceland.”
https://t.co/tjVEQLIt2g
Whether you agree with Welsh independence or not, it should be up to the people of Wales to decide their future.
No one should really have any problems with Welsh people making decisions about Wales.
My two-page spread in today's Wales on Sunday about Welsh independence. No matter where you stand on the idea, you can't ignore that something has happened - something has changed - in the past two weeks.
The conversation just got a whole lot louder.
We are very happy to see so many people joining YesCymru. Also a reminder that you don’t need to be Welsh or live in Wales to support the cause. There are many non-Welsh branches (us included) and anyone is welcome!
If Wales costs the UK Government ‘so much money’ then why don’t they cut ties with us? The truth is that Wales has a lot of valuable resources. They need us but we don’t need them. #IndyWales
As a result of recent events, Welsh independence is a topic that is undoubtedly on a lot of people’s minds. However, we will only find those indycurious people if we start having open discussions about an independent Wales. Get chatting and spread the word!
500 new members in a little over 19 hours.
We have 36,745 Twitter followers. We could rocket past 10,000 members within the next few hours if literally 2% of those joins us.
Retweet. Talk. Join. Tweet.
🏴 Dros Gymru. Dros Annibyniaeth.
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