Friday, September 7, 2012

TAKE BACK THE LAND - NOT A PLAID CYMRU WELSH NATIONALIST PRIORITY WHILST PLAID CYMRU SUPPORTS WAG IN GIVING IT AWAY BUT ALL THAT COULD CHANGE OVER THE WEEKS AHEAD MAYBE BUT IT DEPENDS ON PLAID RANK and FILE NOW MAKING A BIG DECISION CONTINUE TO SELL OUT OR DEFEND THEIR HOMELAND? Don't Have To Wait Until The Autumn Conference To Make Up Mind That Can Be Done Next Week?



17 hours ago ... THIS IS THE BIG WELSH ISSUE NO OTHER ISSUE COUNTS OR MEANS SO MUCH! I just got to to 'Taff Laff' regards so called ''Nationalists'' ...

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Those MYB/WMP Turbines:

 If they are to begin Transporting on Monday, then the Turbines must be coming in this weekend or are already here, note two ships have come in to Swansea Docks The Twisteden and Fri Ocean, both look as if they could carry a singular 'Turbine Load'  also both have come from direction of Turbine Manufacturers near Chepstow. I shall have to go and do some Red Stag Scouting tomorrow and Sunday to see what's what? Will let you know what I discover which is of use to organising protesting. One other thing, the route from Docks to Mynydd y Betws it is not exactly totally clear and to my mind very confusing but then I am not very good with maps. Can anyone join up the dots re the route as per the info provided Junction 42 (M4) A483 - A4067 - A474 but how does it fit together from Docks to J42 to the A4067? Am I missing something? First link as a good map, click on it and use to suss out whole Turbine Transport area and let me have any wise advice re this matter. Other than that organising a National Protest is very difficult for a Monday, not least if we have no times given out in advance, so what best to do? Some advice and suggestions would be useful, perhaps everyone do their own thing but make it 'national' as far as possible as info comes in as to positioning of the Turbine Transport on Monday or whenever? Whatever, as many people as possible try and get out this weekend postering the route and maybe a late afternoon Rally at the Docks (Mcdonalds entrance of Fabian Way) on Sunday might also serve some purpose? Possibly given the situation maybe a Rally on the Sunday afternoon could be the best option as with speakers etc, then at least this might get media publicity in advance of this Eight weeks of Turbine Transportation. Thinks! Yes. that is the best option a Rally on Sunday afternoon but this will be a last minute organisation, so to make it work we need speakers and people to attend and then publicity far and wide. What's your thoughts on this? keeping in mind that we could use this occasion to hold a Pow Wow re future actions. I am for a go on this but how about you?

Why am I having to organise this? this should be the job of the three local Anti - Windmill Campaign Groups backed up by Groups concerned with Mynydd y Gwair, Hyddgen/Pumlumon, Brechfa/Llanllwni and Penycymoed as Swansea Docks is their Frontline. This is where the 'British' National Anti - Windmill Campaign recently set up as and will go on totally failing Wales, so I suggest now I hope there will be a serious attempt to form a National Wales Anti - Windmill Movement or otherwise, I also suggest this BC idea of PAW Patriots Against Windmills needs to become the reality and if any meeting is on the agenda for Sunday then these two suggestions need to become serious positive proposals. As note Sian and I have to retire from the fray as we have an whole raft of some pretty heavy duty o/s projects and Initiatives, inc Archiving, Books and Films/DVD's to do. For which hence our time and money is required. Thus we are setting a date to retire from Patriotic Activism and lock ourselves in the back room, that will be around  24 September with if possible a last stand at Vyrnwy, maybe? Also note a number of my blogs are closing down at Samhain Eve 31 Hydref 2012.

                            So, Stryveland Cymru over and out!

Gethin.

USEFUL INFORMATION:

9 Sep 2006 ... SS6691 :: Eastern Breakwater at the entrance to Swansea Docks, 3 km from
Swansea/Abertawe, ... TIP: Click the map for Large scale mapping ...

Swansea Docks is the collective name for several docks in Swansea, Wales. The
Swansea docks are located immediately south east of Swansea city centre. ....
Dock - Swansea Heritage Net - History in pictures; ^ ABP: Port of Swansea Map ...

The map on the left shows Swansea Harbour as it was in 1880, with the North
Dock having been completed in 1852 and the South Dock in 1859. The 'dock in ...

 'SWANSEA' Departures & Arrivals in Port - AIS Marine Traffic
34 Records ... Real-time ship locations and port arrivals departures. ... GLADSTONE,
GLASGOW, GLASSON DOCK, GLEN MALLAN, GLUECKSTADT, GOA,
GODERICH ..... 2012-09-01 18:55, ARRIVAL, SWANSEA, PV SEVERN
NAVIGATOR ...www.marinetraffic.com/ais/datasheet.aspx?datasource=PORT_MOVES&MOVE_TYPE=0&PORT_ID=430&PORT_NAME=SWANSEA - 116k -Similar pages


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Mynydd Y Betws Wind Farm Transport Route for wind turbine ...



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Mynydd Y Betws Wind Farm. Transport Route for wind turbine components. 1.Transport route selection. A number of access routes were analysed with a view to ...
17 Apr 2012 ... The A483 begins life on the A48 just below M4 junction 42, at Earlswood, near
Swansea. Although known as the Earlswood roundabout, it is ...

The A4067 road is an A road in Wales connecting Swansea with Sennybridge. It
runs in a southwest to northeast direction beginning at Oystermouth Square in ...
The A474 is a suburban main route in south Wales. Settlements served by the
A474 include: Briton Ferry · Neath · Neath Abbey · Cadoxton; Rhyddings; Fforest ...
A474 traffic updates, news, alerts & delays, reports updated live online. Travel
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