Sian Ifan
Sunday, 31 July 2016
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
Friday, 22 July 2016
EMBASSY GLYNDWR WELSH INDEPENDENCE PETITION - WELSH ASSEMBLY NO CAN DO? WHAT NEXT?
PETITION STATEMENT
We demand a referendum for Welsh Independence from the U.K. and E.U.
Wales has been under English rule since 1536 and
its no less a need and a priority for our nation to regain its Independence as
England very recently has from the European Union, bearing in mind that the
Welsh people were never given the vote for the 1536 Act of Union/Annexation
imposed on them.
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We are mindful of the fact that Independence is
actively being sought in Scotland, who did sign an Act of Union with England,
and is also being debated in the case of England, we therefore feel strongly
that Wales has also the just right to demand back our Independence and
Sovereignty as a nation. We are aware that Plaid Cymru is pursuing a campaign
for 'Independence within Europe' but, our aim is for this petition to clarify
the need for Wales to have Independence from both U.K. and the E.U.
Annwyl Gyfeillion
You will see below
that the Welsh cannot hold a referendum on our Independence as the Scots can so, how are
we to advance this objective? Plaid Cymru before continuing with the lie of
an Impossible fantasy of an Independent Wales In Europe a project that neither Belguim,
Spain or France would allow because it would only encourage their ‘Internal
Colonies’ to do like wise, thus no way and YESCYMRU also please note and
will both these organisations thus explain to us how our Independence will
be achieved? STRATEGY AND CAMPAIGNS
NOT fb TAFFFOOLERY!
Dear Sian
Thank you for submitting the
following petition through the Assembly’s e-petition system:
Llysgenhadaeth Glyndŵr demands a
referendum on Welsh independence from the U.K and E.U.
Before we can host a petition on
the Assembly’s website we have to ensure that it is admissible under the
petitions rules which are available at http://www.assembly.wales/en/gethome/e-petitions/Pages/get-petitions-terms.aspx
Petitions that ask the Assembly
to do anything which the Assembly clearly has no power to do (in particular
petitions about matters that are not devolved) are not admissible.
Constitutional matters, including matters relating to the devolution settlement
and Britain ’s membership of
the EU, are not devolved to Wales .
This means that your petition is not admissible.
I’m sorry we aren’t able
to help you progress this matter through the Assembly’s petitions process.
With very best wishes,
Kathryn
Thomas
Dirprwy Glerc / Deputy Clerk
Gwasanaeth y Siambr a Phwyllgorau / Chamber and Committee
Service
Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru
National Assembly forWales
National Assembly for
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Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru yw’r corff sy'n cael ei ethol yn
ddemocrataidd i gynrychioli buddiannau Cymru a’i phobl, i ddeddfu ar gyfer
Cymru ac i ddwyn Llywodraeth Cymru i gyfrif.
The National Assembly forWales
is the democratically elected body that represents the interests of Wales and its people, makes laws for Wales and holds
the Welsh Government to account.
The National Assembly for
LET US STAND ON OUR OWN TWO FEET NOT GO CAP
IN HAND TO TO EU OR UK .
Saturday, 2 July 2016
UNCHANED FROM EU PARLIAMENT OF THE ABSURD... NEXT, UNCHAINING OUR NATION FROM UK WESTMINSTER.
Letter
in Y Cymro newspaper July 2nd
2016
Dear
Editor,
On
behalf of Embassy Glyndŵr, may I take advantage of your letter page to
congratulate the 854,872 (that is 52% of the Cymry of Cenedl Glyndŵr along with
an army of businesses (many that were listed as part of Karen Owen’s article in
the last issue of Y Cymro – and more)
that had the confidence and the faith to vote in favour of leaving the E.U’s
‘Parliament of the Absurd’ in last week’s referendum.
At
last, our small nation got off its knees in a form of resistance that has not
been winessed since Owain Glyndwr’s
great war of national liberation against the might of England’s oppression at the dawning
of the 15th century.
Since
the referendum result, the leaders of the ‘leave campaign’ in England have
declared the 23rd June Independence Day and the regaining of
Britain’s sovereignty but, Embassy Glyndwr has been calling for the 21st
June to be recognised as our Independence Day here in Cymru since 1998. We have
been consistent in our endeavours to promote this campaign to regain our Sovereignty
and promoting the flying of the Owain
Glyndŵr flag all over our land as the only flag, above all others, that can
symbolize our Sovereignty is crucial to that campaign to win back that
Sovereignty.
Isn’t
it wonderful to see the flag that is symbolic of our Independence and
Sovereignty flying high above the main pavilion at the National Eisteddfod
annually (thanks to Embassy Glyndwr of course for organising sponsorship for
such) and isn’t it also great to see it being worn and waved by rugby and
football supporters at national and international matches as currently by
supporters of our national football team as they win one glorious victory after
the next in the Euro 2016 games.
Yes,
its Cymru’s time to shine in more ways than one and the result of the
referendum in Cymru is a heartening sign that the Cymry have, at last woken up
from the deep sleep that they have been in for over 600 yrs and we should now
take advantage of the opportunity that’s poised to rekindle the campaign for
the Independence and Sovereignty of our nation in earnest. Now that we have
freed ourselves of the undemocratic and costly chains of the E.U. ‘Parliament
of the Absurd’, the next logical step should be to free ourselves of the chains
of Westminster.
But,
which political party is ‘really’ going to grasp the reins? I would strongly
suggest that every Cymric patriot should only vote for the party that has
Independence and Sovereigntyas a main aim in their political constitution and
manifesto from today on – and, of course, as a means of promoting and enhancing
the growth of the campaign, it would be highly beneficial if every
establishment, along with all Cymric patriots, got into the practise of the
flying and displaying of the the flag that is a visual symbolism of our
Independence and Sovereignty, Owain
Glyndŵr flag, at every given opportunity and all year round.
Let
us learn from other small nations such as Catalonia
and Kurdistan who permanently fly their flags to declare their Independence and
Sovereignty rights – and would not consider not doing so. After all, there will
be plenty of vacent flag poles in Cymru now to fly our Independence and
Sovereignty flag once they get rid of the ‘Parliament of the Absurd’ flags from
them and we will have even more vacent flag poles once we get rid of the Union Jack
flags as well.
Our
Independenc and Sovereignty flags (size 5’ x3’) has been available at all
Cymraeg shops for years but, if you should wish to buy an even larger Owain Glyndwr flag (size 5’ x8’) from a very limited
number available, then please do contact me on email sifl@hotmail.co.uk.
Siân
Ifan