Sat Jun 02, 2012 5:02 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:OhhhGa wrote:Bridgend_bluebird wrote:OhhhGa wrote:rhys1927ccfc wrote:If Scotland can do it, they are pushing for it and are nearly there, then we can f*cking do it![]()
They have far more natural resources and public support than ourselves.
An oil firm has recently discovered alot of oil just of jackland bay, mass amount of shale gas in south Wales(?) and we could re open our coal mines to potential Chinese investors.
Oh yea, gold has been discovered up north Wales, we are selling lamb meat to Canada and we can fish of our coast.
That's great if true however there is more oil in Scoland and the surrounding area, shale gas is ridiculously expensive to extract, we import far more coal than we would ever export, and China has the third largest coal reserve in the world.
There is barely any gold left in wales, certainly not enough to export. Also the exportation of meat would have a minimal effect on the economy as prices are low.
All true but surely there would be other buyers for coal? And the amount of gold is £123mil approx which you're right, isn't alot.
One thing we both missed out, tourism, tourism is growing to my understanding. Cardiff for example is the 6th most visited city on earth with 18mil, approx, visitors per year.
Also all taxes in Wales would go to the government, business tax, income tax etc.
But I'm not saying I want independence, besides I'm joinin the army when the Sargent finds my medical.
Sat Jun 02, 2012 5:24 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 5:29 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 6:04 pm
tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
Sat Jun 02, 2012 6:23 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 6:26 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:47 pm
OhhhGa wrote:Bridgend_bluebird wrote:OhhhGa wrote:Bridgend_bluebird wrote:OhhhGa wrote:rhys1927ccfc wrote:If Scotland can do it, they are pushing for it and are nearly there, then we can f*cking do it![]()
They have far more natural resources and public support than ourselves.
An oil firm has recently discovered alot of oil just of jackland bay, mass amount of shale gas in south Wales(?) and we could re open our coal mines to potential Chinese investors.
Oh yea, gold has been discovered up north Wales, we are selling lamb meat to Canada and we can fish of our coast.
That's great if true however there is more oil in Scoland and the surrounding area, shale gas is ridiculously expensive to extract, we import far more coal than we would ever export, and China has the third largest coal reserve in the world.
There is barely any gold left in wales, certainly not enough to export. Also the exportation of meat would have a minimal effect on the economy as prices are low.
All true but surely there would be other buyers for coal? And the amount of gold is £123mil approx which you're right, isn't alot.
One thing we both missed out, tourism, tourism is growing to my understanding. Cardiff for example is the 6th most visited city on earth with 18mil, approx, visitors per year.
Also all taxes in Wales would go to the government, business tax, income tax etc.
But I'm not saying I want independence, besides I'm joinin the army when the Sargent finds my medical.
If there were other buyers for coal, they would import if from the US, Russia or China for example who have a far greater supply and can consequently afford to sell it for lower prices.
The most visited city on eath is Paris with just over 15 million visitors per year. I suggest you revise that evidence! Cardiff wouldn't make the top 25Although yes, tourism is growing. However gaining independence would actually DECREASE tourism because it would be more difficult to enter the country and you would require a passport to do so. Why make travelling to Wales more difficult and consequently deter tourists from coming here>
Good luck in the forces
Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:11 pm
BracklaBlue72 wrote:Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
No other country in the world suffers with an inferiority complex like ours.
I think another question that needs to be asked is, why, when we are one of the poorest regions of Europe (have been since Thatcher's cull of our heavy industry), do we still trust the London Government to 'do what's in our interest' ?
Surely we aren't so devoid of ambition and skill as to not be capable of fomulating policy to stimulate indiginous business and industry? There is an old argument that suggests that we have a hundred years worth of coal left untapped in the ground...well maybe so, but surely an independent Wales CAN work by stimulating our own pivate sector?
The only way Wales 'could've work is if you cut the benefit handouts immensely. However because of the deep routed socialist ideology which is in much of the Welsh population then it has no chance.
As the old political saying goes 'it easier to throw stones than take full responsibility'.
This, I fear, is the cancer in our national psyche...this and a lack of belief.
There are deep rooted problems in our society, but going it alone with a brand new progressive political idelogy, based on hard work and a greater emphasis on education is the way forward...but it's altering the national mindset that's the issue
Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:12 pm
Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
No other country in the world suffers with an inferiority complex like ours.
I think another question that needs to be asked is, why, when we are one of the poorest regions of Europe (have been since Thatcher's cull of our heavy industry), do we still trust the London Government to 'do what's in our interest' ?
Surely we aren't so devoid of ambition and skill as to not be capable of fomulating policy to stimulate indiginous business and industry? There is an old argument that suggests that we have a hundred years worth of coal left untapped in the ground...well maybe so, but surely an independent Wales CAN work by stimulating our own pivate sector?
The only way Wales 'could've work is if you cut the benefit handouts immensely. However because of the deep routed socialist ideology which is in much of the Welsh population then it has no chance.
As the old political saying goes 'it easier to throw stones than take full responsibility'.
This, I fear, is the cancer in our national psyche...this and a lack of belief.
There are deep rooted problems in our society, but going it alone with a brand new progressive political idelogy, based on hard work and a greater emphasis on education is the way forward...but it's altering the national mindset that's the issue
Correct!!!
Welsh people only support 'tax and spend' policies and always want to have a POP at anyone who's doing well for themselves. Yet its the complete opposite to that mindset which needs to change. The lower taxes give people more money in their pockets to spend and its the rich in this country who people need to aspire too and lambast them because of jealousy
Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:17 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:18 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
No other country in the world suffers with an inferiority complex like ours.
I think another question that needs to be asked is, why, when we are one of the poorest regions of Europe (have been since Thatcher's cull of our heavy industry), do we still trust the London Government to 'do what's in our interest' ?
Surely we aren't so devoid of ambition and skill as to not be capable of fomulating policy to stimulate indiginous business and industry? There is an old argument that suggests that we have a hundred years worth of coal left untapped in the ground...well maybe so, but surely an independent Wales CAN work by stimulating our own pivate sector?
The only way Wales 'could've work is if you cut the benefit handouts immensely. However because of the deep routed socialist ideology which is in much of the Welsh population then it has no chance.
As the old political saying goes 'it easier to throw stones than take full responsibility'.
This, I fear, is the cancer in our national psyche...this and a lack of belief.
There are deep rooted problems in our society, but going it alone with a brand new progressive political idelogy, based on hard work and a greater emphasis on education is the way forward...but it's altering the national mindset that's the issue
Correct!!!
Welsh people only support 'tax and spend' policies and always want to have a POP at anyone who's doing well for themselves. Yet its the complete opposite to that mindset which needs to change. The lower taxes give people more money in their pockets to spend and its the rich in this country who people need to aspire too and lambast them because of jealousy
Making cuts hasn't worked for Britain.
Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:20 pm
Angry Man wrote:["]BracklaBlue72 wrote:Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
No other country in the world suffers with an inferiority complex like ours.
I think another question that needs to be asked is, why, when we are one of the poorest regions of Europe (have been since Thatcher's cull of our heavy industry), do we still trust the London Government to 'do what's in our interest' ?
Surely we aren't so devoid of ambition and skill as to not be capable of fomulating policy to stimulate indiginous business and industry? There is an old argument that suggests that we have a hundred years worth of coal left untapped in the ground...well maybe so, but surely an independent Wales CAN work by stimulating our own pivate sector?
The only way Wales 'could've work is if you cut the benefit handouts immensely. However because of the deep routed socialist ideology which is in much of the Welsh population then it has no chance.
As the old political saying goes 'it easier to throw stones than take full responsibility'.
This, I fear, is the cancer in our national psyche...this and a lack of belief.
There are deep rooted problems in our society, but going it alone with a brand new progressive political idelogy, based on hard work and a greater emphasis on education is the way forward...but it's altering the national mindset that's the issue
Correct!!!
Welsh people only support 'tax and spend' policies and always want to have a POP at anyone who's doing well for themselves. Yet its the complete opposite to that mindset which needs to change. The lower taxes give people more money in their pockets to spend and its the rich in this country who people need to aspire too and lambast them because of jealousy
Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:27 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:Angry Man wrote:["]BracklaBlue72 wrote:Angry Man wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
No other country in the world suffers with an inferiority complex like ours.
I think another question that needs to be asked is, why, when we are one of the poorest regions of Europe (have been since Thatcher's cull of our heavy industry), do we still trust the London Government to 'do what's in our interest' ?
Surely we aren't so devoid of ambition and skill as to not be capable of fomulating policy to stimulate indiginous business and industry? There is an old argument that suggests that we have a hundred years worth of coal left untapped in the ground...well maybe so, but surely an independent Wales CAN work by stimulating our own pivate sector?
The only way Wales 'could've work is if you cut the benefit handouts immensely. However because of the deep routed socialist ideology which is in much of the Welsh population then it has no chance.
As the old political saying goes 'it easier to throw stones than take full responsibility'.
This, I fear, is the cancer in our national psyche...this and a lack of belief.
There are deep rooted problems in our society, but going it alone with a brand new progressive political idelogy, based on hard work and a greater emphasis on education is the way forward...but it's altering the national mindset that's the issue
Correct!!!
Welsh people only support 'tax and spend' policies and always want to have a POP at anyone who's doing well for themselves. Yet its the complete opposite to that mindset which needs to change. The lower taxes give people more money in their pockets to spend and its the rich in this country who people need to aspire too and lambast them because of jealousy
Making cuts hasn't worked for Britain.
Sat Jun 02, 2012 9:32 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 9:41 pm
llangainbluebird wrote:If Wales was independent, then all Welsh clubs would have to play in the Welsh League
Sat Jun 02, 2012 10:12 pm
tcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
Sat Jun 02, 2012 10:32 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 10:37 pm
Big Boss Man wrote:English rule?
Welsh don't get a vote?
The NHS wasn't created by a Welshman?
I f*cking hate Welsh nationalists.
They are nationalists and socialists.
Can anyone give me the last party to come to power in Europe that was both nationalist and socialist?
Sat Jun 02, 2012 10:44 pm
Sat Jun 02, 2012 10:59 pm
Big Boss Man wrote:Glad you brought up the NAZI Scottish Party....
I meant SNP.
Alex Salmond is well educated man and much better than the fucktards that make up Plaid Cymru.
Without Google, can you name me the new leader of Plaid Cymru?
Sun Jun 03, 2012 12:02 am
moonboots wrote:Utcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
Of course it's possible. We just lack confidence after hundreds of years of english rule and being brain-washed to think that we are not capable. We would get by no problem at all because we wouldn't be bogWged down by class warfare (because we're all working class in Wales) and because we'd work hard to make a success of things and because of self-esteem and pride in our own country![]()
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Sun Jun 03, 2012 12:29 am
Sun Jun 03, 2012 6:10 am
Nuclearblue wrote:moonboots wrote:Utcblue wrote:Is it actually possible. My automatic feeling has always been 'no'. But why? The general opinion is that we could not support ourselves. Our fathers were too stupid, we are too stupid and our sons and daughters will be too stupid. We need to go begging to the English in order to survive. But is this true?
http://cambriapolitico.com/is-wales-eco ... ly-viable/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam-pr ... 11083.html
I am still undecided. But for those against, please offer something other than the usual drivel. Diolch yn fawr
Of course it's possible. We just lack confidence after hundreds of years of english rule and being brain-washed to think that we are not capable. We would get by no problem at all because we wouldn't be bogWged down by class warfare (because we're all working class in Wales) and because we'd work hard to make a success of things and because of self-esteem and pride in our own country![]()
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What utter bollicks fella. Around here in the Valleys is a considerable amount who will not work because they are to Fooking lazy to get of there arses and work. Take your rose tinted glasses off and jump into the real world of benefits.
Just because someone is Welsh does not mean they know how to run a Fooking Country. Is there any real difference between ordinary folk of England Scotland Ireland or Wales ? No there Fooking isn't each country has there fair share of scroungers layabouts, hard working people, and proud of there heratage .
Give this country to Plaid and we will be a third world nation, they are backward and anti progress IMO
Sun Jun 03, 2012 7:39 am
Big Boss Man wrote:English rule?
Welsh don't get a vote?
The NHS wasn't created by a Welshman?
I f*cking hate Welsh nationalists.
They are nationalists and socialists.
Can anyone give me the last party to come to power in Europe that was both nationalist and socialist?
Sun Jun 03, 2012 11:44 am
Sun Jun 03, 2012 12:52 pm
swansealad69 wrote:The uk in its self is on its knees so why the f**k do pepole think wales could run its self and be a success??
We need the uk as it is not split,because how and what does wales have to sustain our selfs??same goes for scotland
No the uk should stay as it is and not broken up because we dislike the englush because most of what we get is from westminster..
Sun Jun 03, 2012 12:54 pm
Big Boss Man wrote:Glad you brought up the NAZI Scottish Party....
I meant SNP.
Alex Salmond is well educated man and much better than the fucktards that make up Plaid Cymru.
Without Google, can you name me the new leader of Plaid Cymru?
Sun Jun 03, 2012 1:08 pm
Sun Jun 03, 2012 1:08 pm
Sun Jun 03, 2012 1:50 pm
llan bluebird wrote:swansealad69 wrote:The uk in its self is on its knees so why the f**k do pepole think wales could run its self and be a success??
We need the uk as it is not split,because how and what does wales have to sustain our selfs??same goes for scotland
No the uk should stay as it is and not broken up because we dislike the englush because most of what we get is from westminster..
Fcuk me I agree with Jacklad !!!!
I love the nationalists, they buy the propaganda from the SNP and Plaid. What they don't shout aloud is all there plans all end up in joining the Euro project. Power from London to Brussels/Strasbourg, but an elected official of a sovereign government gets a greater salary and perks than those of devolved leaders. We need less government.
We have an example of what happens when you gain independence across the Irish Sea, at what point did they overtake the UK in living standards, at the height of the Euro boom, it lasted for 18 month.......now they have a long painful road ahead. It took about 90 years to get parity.
Leanne Wood and her 1970's socialism is exactly the opposite to what we need. We need big business back, the WDA had a lot of detractors, but they did bring decently paid job in.