Good idea! That’s the best result we could hope for.

Yes Leigh, That was a real underhand operation. The man was found in his car shot through the back of the head, bullet hole in the back window and he was supposed to have committed suicide. His papers were strewn down the bank beside a stream. Weird thing was that he was flown to Inverness and far from being dead at the scene he was then sent to Forresterhill Hospital in Aberdeen where he was pronounced dead. If he was dead when he arrived at Inverness they wouldn’t have sent him to Aberdeen. More lies and deceit! A secret service hit more like. Its all we can expect from them, dirty tricks and no value for life.

For a party to remove its most successful leader a year after he’d led the party to its greatest electoral triumph is insane. To replace him with such a clearly inadequte successor only compounds the mistake. Yet this is exactly what a group of conspirators at the highest level in the party did. Just imagine the SNP giving Salmond the chop in 2012!

Yet it is exactly the sort of thing the enemies of Wales would have wanted. Those conspirators who carried out MI5’s desires – though I am not suggesting they were working for MI5 – are still influential within the party. Yet another reason I shall never re-join Plaid Cymru.

Everyone should know about Clockwork Orange because it wasn’t confined to NI. The loonies in MI5 and MI6 – Peter Wright et al – wanted to remove Harold Wilson as PM. And mixed up with them was our very own Wyn Roberts, MP for Conwy and Secretary of State for Wales under Thatcher.

In his latest post he tries to argue that the voters will punish Plaid for double standards over nuclear energy. Plaid can only gain in the seats where there might be nuclear plants, while the issue won’t resonate elsewhere. What does animate voters across the country is the money being squandered on useless, unreliable, subsidised, foreign-owned and household bill-inflating wind power.

It wasn’t a lot different in WWI. There have always been those who’ve argued that the Lusitania and other liners were carrying munitions, with the knowledge of the Germans, simply in the hope that a U-Boat would sink one and kill lots of US citizens, thereby bringing the USA into the war.