Distressed farmer in North Sir Gar is not even guaranteed a Minimum Wage/Living Wage. He’s told cos he’s self employed he has to fend for himself. That sounds pretty much “marginalised” to me. Have you got contact details for Voice of Resilience and I’ll drop them a line asking for further and better details of how my distressed farmer can secure financial support from them and assistance in defending his/her birthright so that future generations can also work the land. Future Generations ! – that should ring a bell or three among the denizens of the Bay Bubble.

This is one scam built upon another. Race grifters capitalising on the climate crisis nonsense. But even if we assume they’re right, and ‘marginalised communities’ will be affected worse, then the largest of those communities is poor white people. Who speaks for them?

But it’s all bollocks. The truth of it is: ‘I’m not white – give me money’.

Perhaps we should write to these Voices of Resilience congratulating them on their refreshing insight and ask them to lob a few quid towards safeguarding our rural communities from the predatory antics of International capitalism.

One thing for sure, if you are looking for a team to screw up a massive working majority with a series of ill thought out moves that blight an already ailing economy then Starmer Reeves and Co must be first names on the sheet. I still think they’ll manage a few years but 5 maybe beyond them.

I think the UK elections could come before 2029.

So true.

The only way I can see socialism having a hand in this sort of extraction of wealth and opportunity, is via its antipathy to nationalism in a general, ‘workers of the world unite’ sense, or through the more specific prism of Labour being a unionist party standing against the ‘petty nationalism’ of complaining about jobs moving to England.

It’s glaringly obvious to anyone in possession of something so abstract as a map of our country, that Wales is completely and utterly an extractive entity. Just look at overwhelming thrust of the road and rail networks.

There is a marked reluctance on the part of officialdom to give satisfactory answers on this matter. As you suggest, they believe we should just trust them. The person making the enquiries is not letting it lie, and is prepared to pursue it beyond NRW if need be.

Saw your comment on the reclamation of tips and its relevance to a similar situation arising when clapped out ageing wind farms need “clearing”. Did any of the enthusiastic fanboys of wasteful wind technology respond with an articulate description of how such works might be undertaken ? or did you get an “it’ll be alright on the night” type of response?

Or was it the stony silence one associates with pricks who don’t know what they are doing and are too busy working out how much they are likely to make out of skinning the public purse and inflated energy pricing in the consumer market ?