2016: BRWYDR BRAD MYNYDD Y GWAIR - 'BEAUFORTS BACK' - BUT ARE WELSH NATIONALISTS READY TO TAKE ON THIS ENGLISH ARISTOCRAT LAND GRABBER?


THIS BATTLE WILL BE ABOUT OUR INDEPENDENCE (YesCymru/Keith Parri) AND SOVEREIGNITY (Cymru Sofren/Gruff Maredudd), THAT IS NATIONAL RIGHTS (Hawliau/Leon Russell) OWAIN GLYNDWR FOUGHT FOR IN THE 15th CENTURY AND PRESENT DAY NATIONALISTS WITH THE GUTS AND DETIRMINATION WILL WIN ONE FINAL VICTORY OVER THE 'BEAUFORT BUNCH' AND THUS MAKE START ON DRIVING OUT OF OUR COUNTRY THESE ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS AND NOW 'CORPORATE COLONISERS' TOO! FAILIURE FOR WELSH NATIONALISTS TO TAKE UP THIS STRUGGLE TO DEFEND MYNYDD y GWAIR FROM ANOTHER BEAUFORT LAND GRAB - ENCLOSURE WILL SPEAK VOLUMES AS TO THEIR COWARDICE AND LACK OF GUTS AND DETIRMINATION TO DEFEND THEIR COUNTRY - RESISTING EXPLOITATION.  SO, FORGET WELSH INDEPENDENCE, SOVEREIGNITY AND NATIONAL RIGHTS fb 'VANITY PROJECTS IF YOUR NOT PREPARED TO MAKE A STAND ON MYNYDD Y GWAIR AND AT THE PLAID CYMRU AUTUMN CONFERENCE FOR IT IS THIS 'PLAID QUISLING' THAT IS PARTNER TO WELSH ASSEMBLY 'TAN 8 TERRORISM' AS ENGLANDS COLONIAL PUPPET PARLIMENT. LET BATTLE COMMENCED THIS AUG BH 2016 (Scout and Suss the Battle Ground) AND ON 17 MIS MEDI DAY AFTER 'DYDD GLYNDWR' THE LONG STRUGGLE WILL COMMENCE, THUS ORGANISE, PREPARE AND EQUIP WITH BANNERS AND FLAGS, PLACARDS AND POSTERS NOT LEAST STUDY HOW WE DID PATRIOTIC PROTEST IN THE 'SIXTIES' AND HOW SUCH AS THE GREENS AND ANTI FRACKERS DO SO TODAY - OUT OF THIS INOVATE BE IMAGINATIVE!

I'R GAD! TARO NOL!

Cymrwch y Tir yn Nol! - Dal Dyd Dir!

MY FRWYDR YN PARHAU?

However;


 
But if you look thru my blogs you will see I have been an activist for 50 years and not least in these latter years on Mynydd y Gwair. Thus dare not iljudge me re what may appear  a 'cop out' which is no such thing as truth of the matter is that faced with the slightest of inclines i give up the effort to sustain a walk up hill. Whatever, will be active where possible and busy myself making placards and posters as well as carying on propaganda via the web. Am rather hoping we will see such fb patriots as Keith Parry, Gruff Maredudd and Leon Russell also maybe 'Cilmeri Stalwarts' as Gareth ap Sion becoming a Mynydd y Gwair 'Braveheart' and joining with his compatriot Geoff Ifans also Alan Jones lead way forward in this great struggle - in this great Battle? Last but not least how could I forget 'Swansea Jac' not least to the fore up and ready plus long enough to lay on the road and stop a truck. After all we need to see him in action as all he does is finger fiddle PC key board day and night or if someone sets up another 'Vanity Poject' Jac pounces to attend meetings but contributes little. So, time we see him in some Protest Action along with the forenamed Patriots of much talk but little up for any real campaigning and ain't that the truth of it! C'mon guys failiure to fight this one on Mynydd y Gwair and lets face reality you will never wage a real fight for Welsh Independence - WILL YOU?























Gethin ap Gruffydd.







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