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Tag Archives: Wales

From Washington to Cardiff the ‘red line’ speaks volumes

A symbolic red line, representing all those politicians in the United States and United Kingdom have failed to draw or allowed Israel to cross during the past 12 months, first appeared around the White House in Washington in June after US President Joe Biden had warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in March that he…

13th October 2024 in Controversy, Politics.

‘Bananatrauma’ poor substitute for harm of white phosphorous

Shortly after dawn this morning Hezbollah’s elite Yellow Peril Squadron, armed with sling shots and spud guns, launched a daring raid across the Lebanese border breaching Israel’s Iron Dome and dropping water bombs on the banana plantations and groves of citrus fruit along the outskirts of the northern kibbutz of Hanita in western Galilee. Containing…

11th October 2024 in Controversy, Politics, Satire.

It’s fascism when standing up for humanity becomes extreme

Two poignant protests in Cardiff in the past few days in memory of the tens of thousands of innocent women and children slaughtered by Benjamin Netanyahu’s terrorist regime in Israel have been completely ignored by MediaWales newspapers, although Wales On Sunday did carry a report on Charlotte Church’s presence at the Palestine solidarity march in…

14th March 2024 in Controversy, Politics.

One little thing Wales could do that would have a huge impact

Having worked in journalism for more than half my life, days seem to come and go without the dates really registering with me… it applies to birthdays, even my own, Christmas and all sorts of other anniversaries that should have significance but don’t as I struggle to even remember what day it is let alone…

1st March 2024 in Controversy, Politics, Sport.

Call for a ceasefire Starmer’s only hope of restoring credibility

Good or bad, for better or worse, one thing we can all be certain of is that life goes on. And right at this moment I’m thankful I have the good fortune that mine is centred in a country that is not under siege by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) bombing hospitals, schools, universities and…

19th February 2024 in Controversy, Politics.

From the ‘great abstainer’ to a Euro no-brainer for Wales

Oh yes he’s the “great abstainer” and he’s “pretending that he’s doing well” in a lovely series of little podcasts being put out on Instagram at great expense by the Conservative Party… but money well spent on Alun “Friend of Israel” Cairns as it’s only a drop in the ocean in comparison to the Tory…

17th February 2024 in Controversy, Politics, Sport.

Time for Wales to put humanity first and boycott Euro play-offs

With Israel’s campaign of genocide in Gaza now into its fifth month I find it absolutely staggering that its name went into the draw yesterday (8 February) for the 2024-25 Uefa Nations League, which did not contain the name of Russia because of its phoney stage-managed conflict with Ukraine. Please explain why there is no…

9th February 2024 in Controversy, Politics, Sport.

How Wales plays a part in Israeli campaign of genocide in Gaza

In the summer last year I remember hearing about Senedd Economy Minister Vaughan Gething blowing the horn about an advanced United States-based engineering company expanding its presence with a new centre of excellence at Cardiff Airport, St Athan, in the Vale of Glamorgan. It immediately set off alarm bells but, as events in Gaza took…

9th February 2024 in Controversy, Engineering, Politics, Science.

The Israel dilemma for Wales ahead of Euro 2024 play-offs

As Israel’s campaign of genocidal ethnic cleaning in Gaza continues with the complicity of western governments, the weekly worldwide crusades in solidarity for the people of Palestine continue. As a former MediaWales journalist my Saturdays now invariably end with me trawling the web for coverage of the Cardiff marches on WalesOnline or in Wales On…

4th December 2023 in Controversy, Politics, Sport.

Festive priorities all screwed up in a desensitised world

Heading from the bus stop on Wood Street to the Aneurin Bevan statue on Queen Street the temperature was far too low to follow the normal route down St Mary Street, instead I took the path through St David’s Centre and immediately wished I’d braved the cold outside. Before midday, on just the second day…

4th December 2023 in Controversy, Politics.

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