Monday, 23 February 2009

DYDD DEWI MESSAGE 2009: St David's Day Challenge- A Radical Nationalist Challenge.

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Are you ready to follow the Cross, not of St David but the Cross which symbolizes the 'Croes Naid', the most important of our National Treasures stolen by Edward I on Conquest of Cymru 1282 - 84. If not? You Should Be! and thus I make this appeal. Fellow Nationalists.......Does this mean anything, to you at all? if it does you will consider it more important to Annually March on Caernarfon and Assemble at the Gate of Castell Caernarfon on the 1st July than Pointlessly Parade around Caerdydd on 1st March, leave that for the Non - Political Patriots and one day a year ''Nationalists'' Leek Eaters. Political Patriots really should have other greater priorities to consider as activelly campaigning, not Petitioning Against Another Investiture of an Englishman as Prince of Wales.
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This Challenge is in particular for those Patriots who consider themselves to be ''Radical'' Nationalists or even Republican, whilst hanging about assembling for Dydd Dewi Parade in Caerdydd this Sunday why not carry out some 'Adfywiad Gwladgarol' style Radical Agit - Prop Action? Go on get Radical as you may percieve yourselves to be, and place 'Ivy Crosses' cross on the Investiture Fountain plaque commemorating Carlo's first step in Caerdydd following Investiture'69, go on I've done it, why not you? have you no idea about Patriotic Propaganda, if 100's of crosses were placed there it would make a greater Nationalist Statement than any 1000 Daffodils worn on Sunday in Caerdydd.
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I am not bothering to appeal to the 'washed out' self styled so called Republican ''Good ole Boys'', now ''Belly Up'' pathetic 'Cambrianista' Pint Pot Patriots, nor to the ''Gone Soft'' Cyfamodwyr. My appeal goes out more so to a younger generation who just might at this years Dydd Dewi Parade, wake up and wise up and see the blind alley they are going down led by Pied Pipers into the arms of 'Lacky Devolutionist Taffydom' and the Lord Protectors Coalitionist Conspirators.
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I understand that Henri Cambria launched his Dydd Dewi Parade Crusade at a Rali Cilmeri by calling for 'Cilmeriaid' to join him in such patriotic gesture annually on St David's Day. Perhaps this St David's Day on steps of the National Museum some couragous Patriots might make the call for a march on Caernarfon to assemble there on 1st July or following Saturday at the gate of that ''Welsh Bastille'', to make declaration>>>NO TO ANOTHER INVESTITURE OF ANOTHER ENGLISHMAN AS PRINCE OF WALES!
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So, how about it , maybe 'Balchderiaid' and camp followers are up for it? or maybe all they are good for this Sunday is to again Pose and Posture or maybe collect signatures for Cambria Magazines pathetic lame duck Anti - Another Investiture Petition. HHHhhhmmm!!! wonder if Lord Mayor of Caerdydd, Bryn Terful and Phillip Madoc will sign such?
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You will find this 'Investiture Fountain' (see fotos below) opposite City Hall, not far from steps of the Museum, do note inside City Hall is a nice painting of your present Prince of Wales, yes Carlo o Gymru, do go see and you might as well bend on knee and tug forelock if failing to radically oppose this English Royal.
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C'mon patriots you might as well do that, if your not prepared for the long march on Caernarfon later in the year possibly led by Henri Cambria who wishes he had been around in the ''Sixties'' to have joined up with the late 'Old Comrades' Cayo, Coslett and Toni Lewis in the militant Anti - Investiture Struggle, they were not bloody petitioning then, back in the day. Of course also in City Hall are statues of real true native Princes of Wales, Llywelyn III and Owain Glyndwr, do go and pay homage to their memory this Sunday. Maybe it's here, not on steps of City Hall that real Radical Nationalists should awake and arise to a call to march on Caernarfon in July 2009, go on march and make history?
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Now that cannot be too hard, hardest bit will be making a Cross, but if you have watched 'Blue Peter' you should be able to handle that easy enough, after all I did, and I am not the best of DIY Fellas. The real tough bit will be the big decision time, re who makes the call or makes a Patriotic Pledge to set off to visit Castell Caernarfon in July.
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HHHhhhmmm!!! Tough Call that one? Not something, that an individual can really do by themselves without any backing from other Patriots, so suggest over a pint in Tafarn Cayo a few might think about it and act on it, one way or another?
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Be aware, I am not going to do it, I have been there thrice and bought the T-Shirt, first time around in 1969 I got locked up for attempting to organise disruption of that Investiture'69. However, in 1983 Pobl Cofiwn and supporters closed the Castle down by blockading of the gate, that made international news. Later that year I rushed the open gate with a representation of 'Y Croes Naid', the intention being to make it to the 'Dias of Defeat' within the Castle but the Police got to me first, so I never actually made first base sad to say.
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So I got no problem with calling on others, especially a post 1969 generation plus those who in recent years have been into this glorification of the ''Sixties Struggle'' but do little other than P.P&P! Then there's that Cambria Magazine Crowd very good with the petitions but lets see if they can deliver something more, like possibly publicly declaring how many people signed the petition, and why not do so at the Gate of Castell Caernarfon? Then how about some 'Celebs Cymru' and Grant Sodden 'Cultural Nationalists' showing up, that should make the 'English Royals' and their 'Welsh Lackies' sit up and pay attention, that things are really serious down in England's 'Last Colony'.
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Whatever, I guess it's really first and foremost a matter of Patriotic Priority for Pobl Gwynedd to 'Fire the First Shot' so to speak, to make the call of 'Y Cymry' to Gwladgarwyr Cymru to March on Caernarfon, and assemble at the Gate of the Castle, and why not annually in protest against all and any English Princes of Wales.
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If no such call comes from the North, then to be practical forget any Patriotic gestures on St David's day, unless there are enough to make it look for real! In such case my advice is simply make a point of visiting Castell Caernarfon on 1st or 4th July, to visit that awful Exhibition therein, devoted to the English Princes of Wales, and like me wonder why 'Gwaldgarwyr Gwynedd' have not done something about that long ago. It's bloody disgusting to say the least, I really cannot see the Irish, Serbs, Basques or Balts putting up with such S****! for 40 years. At very least an alternative Welsh Version of history should be established in the town as Native Americans have done at the site of the Battle of the Little Big Horn, do you get it?
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I think one and all should reflect, but particularly Gwladgarwyr Gwynedd on, not just the obvious ''In Your Face'' Investiture Insult but rather look through all that English Royal Charade and come to see a great truth that may have passed you by. It's this, when Carlo and next time around William get on his bended knee in Investiture Ceremony, they make an Oath of Allegience to the English Crown that Llywelyn III 'Tywysog Cymru' never made and refused to make and was brutally assassinated for standing his 'Cymric Ground'. So really what your being called upon to do above, is not a great deal really, to restore some Welsh Pride and show both Conviction and Courage of Commitment to our cause to recover the Sovereignty taken form us in 1282. What more can I say, I have been saying it for 40 years and it's now about time others began to say it and lead the way - To Castell Caernarfon on 1st July 2009?
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PS: You will notice that Carlo was welcomed to Caerdydd by its Lord Mayor in 1969, maybe you will ask the present Lord Mayor, if he will welcome William to Caerdydd after the next Investiture. Yes there will be one unless you start making a lot of noise and get active, silly petitions want do the job such are not worth the paper they are written on.
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Gethin 'Iestyn' ap Gruffydd.
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Gethin 'Iestyn' ap Gruffydd.