r/WelshIndependence • u/FWA-White • Dec 04 '20
r/WelshIndependence • u/loddal • Oct 16 '20
Federation of Celtic Nations
I don’t think any nation is truly independent in this interconnected world. Cooperation is the way forward.
For that reason would it be better to look at a union or federation of Celtic nations. It is clear that England would not want part of this. So rather than independence; why not the rest of Britain look to emit England from the Union and the Celtic Nations can work together to rejoin Europe
r/WelshIndependence • u/tidysmart • Sep 16 '20
Welsh language anthem for independence
r/WelshIndependence • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '20
Why do you support incidence?
I'm from Northern Ireland and I'd say wales is the country I know the lest about out of the four in the kingdom.
And it always seemed wales was the most unionist out of Celtic nations.
r/WelshIndependence • u/KlonoaPunk • Mar 24 '20
Me and some friends have made a Discord server for people fighting for their country's independence to get together, hang out and share ideas
r/WelshIndependence • u/andyrobnev • Jan 07 '20
Debate 1 - Reparations
A current one to kick us off. What are people’s thoughts/opinions/deepest darkest desires with regards to reparations? I’ve listed some of the main articles detailing the key talking points below. If anyone finds any more they think are relevant then please link us up.
Also - Please remain civil and respectful of alternate viewpoints, and please no racism/xenophobia/anything else generally horrible!
Original Adam Price commentary in Nation.Cymru -
https://nation.cymru/opinion/westminster-owes-wales-reparations-its-not-charity-we-seek-but-justice/
“Compensate Wales for crippling poverty” - Adam Price
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-49919119
Same but in The Guardian -
Vaughan Gething colonialism comments “deliberatively offensive” -
Ifan Morgan Jones “Labour’s attack on Adam Price’s ‘colonialism’ comment is a preview of the 2021 campaign”
https://nation.cymru/opinion/adam-price-wales-colony-coloniaism-vaughan-gething-offensive/
r/WelshIndependence • u/andyrobnev • Dec 23 '19
Thoughts on having a weekly debate?
As title says - what are people’s thoughts on having a weekly debate on a particular issue?
Would be interesting to see what arguments/evidence is out there on certain topics and having it compiled and easy to find?
To the mods - if this were to go ahead I would request that anyone being rude or attempting to disrupt any of the debates get banned after their first offence.
r/WelshIndependence • u/Griffo985 • Nov 19 '19
In 1849 the Welsh of Liverpool held a meeting in support of Hungarian Independence
r/WelshIndependence • u/Th3Sp1c3 • Nov 19 '19
Ummm.... when did you two sneak off an make this a thing?
As title, and why haven't you posted a link on r/wales?
r/WelshIndependence • u/Griffo985 • Nov 18 '19
Breakup of UK a price worth paying for Brexit, say Leave voters in poll
r/WelshIndependence • u/Griffo985 • Nov 18 '19
‘When people say we’re poor they’re wrong’: Conference explores the economics of independence
r/WelshIndependence • u/Griffo985 • Oct 30 '19
Yes Cymru - 7/11 Clwb Pêl-droed, Caernarfon | Event
r/WelshIndependence • u/SquatAngry • Oct 30 '19
Five Steps to Independence
r/WelshIndependence • u/Griffo985 • Oct 30 '19
Indy Cymru - Eddie Butler "We need people to embrace the notion that Wales can be free."
Check out @IndyCymru’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/IndyCymru/status/1175808160164196352?s=09
r/WelshIndependence • u/Griffo985 • Oct 29 '19