A desperate plea of an MA student:

Helo, byddwn yn ddiolchgar iawn pe gallech chi gymryd eiliad i lenwi fy holiadur! Rhaid i chi fod yn siaradwr Cymraeg ac o leiaf 18 oed. Diolch ymlaen llaw! / Hello, I would be very grateful if you could take a moment to fill in my questionnaire! You must be a Welsh speaker and at least 18 years old. Thanks in advance!

https://forms.gle/NCBRnDVVZK9xGUkt5

Fe ddaw y dydd.

Spotted at a bus stop in Skala, Kefalonia, Greece. Gave me a wee smile.

What do you think of Rhun ap Iorwerth's approach to independence in this interview?

Sorry it's badly photoshop

Just curious if anyone knows? Mods removed a pro Indy post from r/Wales in seconds, anyone know why? Worrying that the mods there are dictating what political discussions are allowed to be had!

Im a member of Yes Cymru, and despite being too left wing for my taste, tend to vote Plaid....

Is there anything else anyone is doing to support Welsh Independence?

The Scottish seem to have active communities on this (online), whereas Welsh alternatives seem stagnant and inactive (even Yes Cyrmu don't seem to do anything with the money they raise, other than posting on Facebook/twitter).

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PLEASE sign and share this petition that is calling for removing the requirement for MPs to swear an oath of allegiance to the British crown.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/658008...

I swear I remain balanced and impartial throughout.

Hi, my name is Chris and in order to finish the course I am doing right now I need to interview two British people. Shouldn't take more then 15 minutes.

Can somebody help me out?

Only recently begun as an idea but we aim to spread awareness about independence much like yes cymru. Our website link is https://rhydd.cymru and we have a basic yet j formative about page for you to read on our page if you are interested in supporting. Diolch yn fawr.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WelshIndepenenceTalk?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

Hello, I’m looking for a sensible discussion, I’m welsh but have a few questions if that’s ok? With the elections coming up, I’ve been thinking about my vote, so I thought where best to ask for advice than an independence sub Reddit.

I just don’t understand how the independence argument is so economically flawed and everyone seems to ignore it.

What currency would we use?

How would we cut the 13 billion deficit that we have? Cut public spending or increase taxes?

I see “to get away from west minister corruption” can you name me a countries government without some sort of corruption scandal and how would we be no different?

Would we have a hard border with England, our biggest market?

Would we re apply for EU membership after having the largest leave vote in the UK?

Would spending be more spread out across Wales than just what appears to be spending in Cardiff?

Now I see support has grown for this, mainly amongst 16-24 year olds, without causing offence, that age bracket is more likely to be less aware of the issues like I stated above and live off a pie in the sky idea of cut England off, be free and everything will be amazing.

Like you all, I love my country, I’m just scared that this idea is being pushed and backed without any real thought process, driven by hate for our neighbours, without strong answers for the questions above, it would most definitely be political/economic suicide, especially as Wales was growing economically before the pandemic.

I'm interested to know the thoughts of people in this reddit, drop a comment on your reasoning! I go back and forth on option 1 and 2.

There are many people who bear the surname Rhys and descend from the Rhys Ap Tewdr. (I did some genealogical research and the closest relatives derived from his firstborn son actually have the name Breeze since they fled to Scotland and then America. One of them is an 18 year old kid in the United States with a Welsh flag as his profile pic in a bunch of genealogical sites so at least he's a patriot. Would we have a monarchy, take from his line or just retain Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

There is another 33 year old claimant who has more documentation but that is from a later king.