| They're at it again on 17:48 - Nov 19 with 900 views | Boundy |
| They're at it again on 16:56 - Nov 19 by Kilkennyjack |
Cut and paste job. |
Yes we agree , indeed yours was |  |
| "In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master." |
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| They're at it again on 09:19 - Nov 20 with 866 views | onehunglow |
| They're at it again on 21:09 - Nov 15 by lifelong |
Why do parents send their children to Welsh speaking schools? |
Why do you see any questioning of the language as a personal attack.
People speak Welsh ,fine .
People who don’t or won’t,fine too.
Other more important matters out there .
I would rather. 100 % non welsh speaking wales witH real prosperity that 100. % welsh speaking but living in la la land .
How much longer do we have to see these exchanges | |
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| They're at it again on 09:26 - Nov 20 with 855 views | onehunglow |
| They're at it again on 17:48 - Nov 19 by Boundy |
Yes we agree , indeed yours was |
I never cut and paste.
Always original me 
I might have said “ the language” is the most divisive aspect of welsh life.
As is evidenced here yet again,
The poorest part of Britain arguing about how it communicates within its populace blithely ignoring more vital aspects of life . In many ways,it’s a curse as it distracts from the job in hand.
My early years saw this in full technicolour .
Nobody in Wales should be refused a job as they can’t speak Welsh. Human Rights mean you should speak what you want.
Everyone in Wales can speak English.
It’s not 1912 | |
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| They're at it again on 12:27 - Nov 20 with 776 views | onehunglow |
| They're at it again on 11:34 - Nov 20 by trampie |
Wales isn't the poorest part of Britain, Welsh households median wealth is greater than the north-east of England, Scotland, Yorkshire, the north-west of England, the East Midlands and the West Midlands.
That is value of homes minus mortgage debt, possessions including vehicles and net financials (savings or investments minus financial liabilities).
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Of course it’s not .
Prosperous isn’t it even with Westminster based government | |
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| They're at it again on 13:23 - Nov 20 with 759 views | Boundy |
| They're at it again on 11:34 - Nov 20 by trampie |
Wales isn't the poorest part of Britain, Welsh households median wealth is greater than the north-east of England, Scotland, Yorkshire, the north-west of England, the East Midlands and the West Midlands.
That is value of homes minus mortgage debt, possessions including vehicles and net financials (savings or investments minus financial liabilities).
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That's a comforting thought , so people will need to sell all or part of their property to survive , Has Tesco starting to accept bricks as payment for food or perhaps selling a seat from their 20 year old car to pay the electric | |
| "In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master." |
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| They're at it again on 13:37 - Nov 20 with 738 views | Whiterockin |
| They're at it again on 11:34 - Nov 20 by trampie |
Wales isn't the poorest part of Britain, Welsh households median wealth is greater than the north-east of England, Scotland, Yorkshire, the north-west of England, the East Midlands and the West Midlands.
That is value of homes minus mortgage debt, possessions including vehicles and net financials (savings or investments minus financial liabilities).
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Surely those stats are distorted by the low property values in areas of Wales, the valleys in particular. Then you have to consider the percentages of people living in rented accommodation throughout the UK because those would not have net property value and regional variation is substantial. |  | | |
| They're at it again on 13:43 - Nov 20 with 726 views | onehunglow |
| They're at it again on 13:37 - Nov 20 by Whiterockin |
Surely those stats are distorted by the low property values in areas of Wales, the valleys in particular. Then you have to consider the percentages of people living in rented accommodation throughout the UK because those would not have net property value and regional variation is substantial. |
Watching the very tragic news report of the premature baby in south Wales who died simply because she lived in Wales and the Health Authority was dysfunctional and unable to deal.
Moreover,the baby would have lived if born in an English hospital.
Coroner report is damning indeed. | |
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| They're at it again on 14:15 - Nov 20 with 710 views | lifelong |
| They're at it again on 13:43 - Nov 20 by onehunglow |
Watching the very tragic news report of the premature baby in south Wales who died simply because she lived in Wales and the Health Authority was dysfunctional and unable to deal.
Moreover,the baby would have lived if born in an English hospital.
Coroner report is damning indeed. |
What a sad post.
Picking on he tragic death of a young child to strengthen your hatred case about Wales.
For shame. |  | | |
| They're at it again on 14:19 - Nov 20 with 710 views | onehunglow |
| They're at it again on 14:15 - Nov 20 by lifelong |
What a sad post.
Picking on he tragic death of a young child to strengthen your hatred case about Wales.
For shame. |
Predictable from you .
Shame on you .
Look in the mirror and think,man.
I read constantly about how Wales is some sort of nirvana when the truth is anything but .
This baby died when it was avoidable . It was a case of place of birth effectively allowing her to die.
That is shame | |
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| They're at it again on 14:23 - Nov 20 with 704 views | lifelong |
| They're at it again on 14:19 - Nov 20 by onehunglow |
Predictable from you .
Shame on you .
Look in the mirror and think,man.
I read constantly about how Wales is some sort of nirvana when the truth is anything but .
This baby died when it was avoidable . It was a case of place of birth effectively allowing her to die.
That is shame |
What about Chester hospital, is that in England or Wales? | | | |
| They're at it again on 14:30 - Nov 20 with 702 views | lifelong |
| They're at it again on 14:23 - Nov 20 by lifelong |
What about Chester hospital, is that in England or Wales? |
Come on. What about the English nurse who killed 7 babies in Chester hospital recently, it’s you who needs to think before you post you despicable creature. | | | |
| They're at it again on 14:51 - Nov 20 with 674 views | Whiterockin |
| They're at it again on 14:30 - Nov 20 by lifelong |
Come on. What about the English nurse who killed 7 babies in Chester hospital recently, it’s you who needs to think before you post you despicable creature. |
One unpleasant post is complained about by a poster who then does exactly the same thing. Some people really need to think more. | | | |
| They're at it again on 15:31 - Nov 20 with 646 views | trampie |
| They're at it again on 14:19 - Nov 20 by onehunglow |
Predictable from you .
Shame on you .
Look in the mirror and think,man.
I read constantly about how Wales is some sort of nirvana when the truth is anything but .
This baby died when it was avoidable . It was a case of place of birth effectively allowing her to die.
That is shame |
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And this is English hospitals for you, hundreds of babies left brain damaged or dead. |  |
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| They're at it again on 15:36 - Nov 20 with 628 views | trampie |
| They're at it again on 13:23 - Nov 20 by Boundy |
That's a comforting thought , so people will need to sell all or part of their property to survive , Has Tesco starting to accept bricks as payment for food or perhaps selling a seat from their 20 year old car to pay the electric |
Oh no it's cash and investments as well, Welsh households have more than people in the Midlands, North West, North East, Scotland etc. | |
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| They're at it again on 15:36 - Nov 20 with 619 views | Whiterockin |
This thread really should stop here. | | | |
| They're at it again on 15:38 - Nov 20 with 606 views | trampie |
| They're at it again on 13:37 - Nov 20 by Whiterockin |
Surely those stats are distorted by the low property values in areas of Wales, the valleys in particular. Then you have to consider the percentages of people living in rented accommodation throughout the UK because those would not have net property value and regional variation is substantial. |
The other way round, London and the South's figures are boosted by high property values. | |
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| They're at it again on 16:21 - Nov 20 with 578 views | onehunglow |
| They're at it again on 14:51 - Nov 20 by Whiterockin |
One unpleasant post is complained about by a poster who then does exactly the same thing. Some people really need to think more. |
The point I was / am making is this .
This tragedy was reported by a Welsh journalist this lunchtime about a baby who and I quote” would have survived had it been born in England”
Now whether some see as unpleasant is not relevant,what is ,is the fact welsh baby care or lack of it has led to this .
If people with an alternative agenda want to use this to attack a poster they don’t like then that is something for them to contemplate
And contemplate they should when ITV Wales gestures this sad event from Pontypridd coroners court tonight . | |
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| They're at it again on 16:34 - Nov 20 with 557 views | lifelong |
| They're at it again on 16:21 - Nov 20 by onehunglow |
The point I was / am making is this .
This tragedy was reported by a Welsh journalist this lunchtime about a baby who and I quote” would have survived had it been born in England”
Now whether some see as unpleasant is not relevant,what is ,is the fact welsh baby care or lack of it has led to this .
If people with an alternative agenda want to use this to attack a poster they don’t like then that is something for them to contemplate
And contemplate they should when ITV Wales gestures this sad event from Pontypridd coroners court tonight . |
You cannot get any lower…pathetic. | | | |
| They're at it again on 17:00 - Nov 20 with 519 views | Togg |
| They're at it again on 15:38 - Nov 20 by trampie |
The other way round, London and the South's figures are boosted by high property values. |
and well paid jobs. | | | |
| They're at it again on 17:13 - Nov 20 with 481 views | lifelong |
| They're at it again on 14:51 - Nov 20 by Whiterockin |
One unpleasant post is complained about by a poster who then does exactly the same thing. Some people really need to think more. |
You might like to think why that second post was posted? Also would it have been posted if the first post was not posted by that charming individual from the Wirral? | | | |
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