Infidel Castro
New member
Our electricity bills and gas bills have gone up, council tax is up, Water Rates are up. TV licenses went up recently. Interest rates are on the up, house prices are huge...
What is good about the UK anymore? I can\'t see myself as part of the UK these days anyway, but what redeeming features are there?
I love the idea of a multicultural/cosmopolitan Isle, but what the fuck esle have we got?
New Labour has done far more to screw us than even the tories did (scary thought). What are we these days? I have a huge love of our diversity in a small space, especially how we can go from town to town and see immediate differences, but when is the last itme you could say you truly felt \'British\'? I know it\'s different from the UK, but the idea carries through. Anyone else feel that \'British\' is a tainted term? I want to be separate from the term, and yet my Grandfather fought under the banner for our freedom. It\'s a horrible situation. I\'m glad to see the separate parts of our isles become more comfortable with their badges and flags (particularly England having thrown off the negative connotations of the BNP, etc) but I also want to be part of something bigger than just Wales. I want to know that there\'s something special about these old isles again, to know our history properly and stand alongside other European countries with a real sense of purpose. I also want to see an end to the homogenisation of our lovely isles. Anyone get what I mean?
What is good about the UK anymore? I can\'t see myself as part of the UK these days anyway, but what redeeming features are there?
I love the idea of a multicultural/cosmopolitan Isle, but what the fuck esle have we got?
New Labour has done far more to screw us than even the tories did (scary thought). What are we these days? I have a huge love of our diversity in a small space, especially how we can go from town to town and see immediate differences, but when is the last itme you could say you truly felt \'British\'? I know it\'s different from the UK, but the idea carries through. Anyone else feel that \'British\' is a tainted term? I want to be separate from the term, and yet my Grandfather fought under the banner for our freedom. It\'s a horrible situation. I\'m glad to see the separate parts of our isles become more comfortable with their badges and flags (particularly England having thrown off the negative connotations of the BNP, etc) but I also want to be part of something bigger than just Wales. I want to know that there\'s something special about these old isles again, to know our history properly and stand alongside other European countries with a real sense of purpose. I also want to see an end to the homogenisation of our lovely isles. Anyone get what I mean?