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This woman is a complete menace and has been in Russia practically inviting the The Russian army to invade Moldova. The minority are Turkic not ethnic Slavs but Putin is not bothered about that. No doubt she would be well looked after in Moscow once her homeland has been as vern flattened by Russian artillery.
Yanukovic the Ukrainian poodle lives very well in Russia after blocking EU accession talks on the instructions of the Kremlin.
Being first in any thing is creditable but being Wales s first Black head mistress possibly deserves a plaque.
However the massive structure outside Cardiff Railways station is enormous. Bigger than anything for Nelson Mandela or Martin Luther King.
I was not familiar with the word "woke" but visitors must be baffled when asking what she he achieved. She became a head mistress and did good stuff in general.
There is another statue in Cardiff for Sir Gareth Edwards who player "white skinned only" rugby in Apartheid South Africa.
Deficits have to be cut. I accept I have to pay more tax and council charges are going to go up. People are worried in Wales. Some just worried enough to find a job somewhere. Gardening, litter collection, security guard working at Amazon etc.
Dependency rates have rocketed and clearly got out of control. Wales new Senedd leader has to accept the harsh facts and buy into Labour policy.It is designed to reduce the burden on our descendants.
It seems to me this guy might have parallels with Wayne Routledge. Extravagantly talented but largely unfulfilled.
Wayne was out of reach fro Swansea but because of a lack of care found his mojo under Brendan and Laudrup and was on his way to the benefit of Swansea. Some players just take time.
Jan Vipotnik is a really good prospect at 22 and there is interest in him quite rightly. Six goal so far and a presence. I hope the club continues to develop him.
If the midfielders give him space in the box he hit the ball like a rocket. An old fashioned player in the mould of Shearer. He will never be as good as Alan of course but definitely one to be optimistic about.
Fans will hurl abuse at Mellier but that was a hell of a hit. Bony esq
Historically with a low player numbers Cymru have struggled to provide strong squads at all levels. It was unrealistic to expect a lot of wins. However they have done very well recently.
This will be a controversial topic perhaps but what is wrong with food banks? The arguments are as follows.
a). People should be looked after well enough the taxpayers b) it is humiliating for the users c) It represents a failure in society
On the other hand.
a) It is an expression of support off society and a good thing. Christian ( or other religions) values being enacted.
b) It is not the job of the Government to feed people or keep people warm other than Children.
c) Full grown adults of sound mind should look after themselves including food banks as a backstop.
With the current mentality of citizens it is no surprise that the Welfare budget has ballooned and stating to drag the whole country down as debt payment eat up too much of tax revenues.
If I was down on my luck I would use these facilities. I w once went into that cafe next to Gwyn Hall which seemed to dish out food for the old folk.
I do not like the word "Austerity" as if it was a choice. There was no option. The policy was forgotten due to Brexit and Covid. The debt and deficit have not gone away. We as a nation are paying huge proportion of tax revenues in interest payments.
Off course the billionaires should be taxed or at least encouraged to be philanthropic. It should be iterative to stop them running away to a tax haven.
This is a very wealthy country where personal property gains are not taxed . The WAG did the right thing in taxing second holiday homes and a visitors tax. Every house you can see outside you bedroom window is owned by someone and worth over £200,000. We have elderly people struggling with cash while sitting on a gold mine. They struggle on benefits while keeping the house for "little Johnny" who expects a big inheritance.
A mother took the trouble making son in London back to the family home in Ghana on holiday and then refused to let him come back unless he buckled down. No sign of Papa of course.
In another case another another troubled teenager took his mom to court under the same circumstances and happily lost.
I have heard of horror stories from Ghana from someone else. A bit of discipline to never does any harm.
There should be far more schemes by the authorities to break up the gangs and get some productivity from lost youths and delinquents. It would have to have an element if compulsion as in this case.
Taking youngster from ethnic group back to the family home for a spell would give them perspective and a little status
Some surprisingly low sentencing here. The gains of this business are great and the downside not so much. The short sentences are even not as they are given. Probably halve that quoted.
What a great watch. Plenty of skill on show, Penalty taking needs some work on both sides though.
Good to see a tall lean mean no 9 playing. More meanness required when taking a penalty. A touch of Shearer. Sending the keeper the wrong way is 50:50. and the odds re much higher than that.
Wales is getting dumped on by these wind farms particularly off shore ones and all the benefits are going to the Crown Estate and King Charles.
It is being presented as good news for Wales with very few construction jobs and even less permanent jobs.
I am pro Wind and sustainability but Wales has to benefit from the loss of our great scenery with turbines and associated pylons . A project was turned down in the Bychynau bannau (BreconBeacons) recently. These projects will keep coming.
I noted Anthony Wright on the first team bench v Boro and an earlier game. He has clearly been moved up to the first team alongside Sheehan. His teams always played flowing football.
Chris Llewellyn is back with the U21 and a new man with the U18.
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