I’m prepared to revisit what I wrote over 4 years ago, but I need specifics. What exactly do you object to?

Is there more?

as I said , a short term expedient, and that’s “a best case”

My enemy’s enemy is often … just another enemy.

If that’s your reaction Mel, then there’s no point in discussing the subject further.

Three words sum it up for me: “Sheeple herding mentality”. There are none as blind as those who do not wish to see.

End of discussion.

#facepalm

I doubt if they see themselves as “Right” but tend to be “right” as in “righteous”. Probably claim to be “Left” but really pseudo socialist at best, and that’s only on a very good day!.

Be careful now Jac. You could be morphing into a pro-Boris cove rather than the sharp political opportunist who sees Tory aggresion yielding a populace more agreeable to the ideas of Welsh independence. “My enemy’s enemy is my friend” is a handy very short term expedient but longer term beyond next year or so the actions of various Tory boys (and girls) must be used to build the case for liberty.

Of course what could fuck this up big time is the presence of excessive numbers of Anglo settlers, rich and displaced, who share a largely passive dislike for anything Welsh. If that dislike becomes more strident and assertive combined with Plaid/AUOB/et al’s urges to be inclusive at all costs we could find that there’s not many left who want a serious punt at anything, opting instead for just going on marches and demos like some kind of social event. I detect a distinct absence of real motivation, even the degree of nastiness, that it takes to rear up and bite some bastard (metaphorically of course). I may be wrong but if it ain’t showing by end of 2020 I reckon 2021 will be an electoral washout and integration assimilation will follow rapidly.

It’s still dark outside, clouds everywhere. Maybe that’s why I’m in such a pessimistic niggly mood today.