Monday, 9 April 2018

OPEN LETTER TO ALUN CAIRNS MP: REGARD NAMING OF SEVERN BRIDGE - ENGLISH PRINCE FOR WALES BRIDGE.



Annwyl Mr Cairns,

 

Let me first of all apologise for my rude interruption of waking you out of your 'dream' of the occasion of your knighthood ceremony, it will not happen anyway now that the Colonial government have woken up to the 'shitty mess' you have put them in with your 'insane' decision to rename Pont Hafren to Prince of Wales bridge as a grovelling birthday present to the 'pretender'.

 

When exactly did you have that 'mad moment' that caused you to think that this was an inspired idea and a sure road to your knighthood? Not only did you not think that the renaming of 'anything' in Cymru should be carried out in full consultation ending in a public vote by the Cymric people but you had the audacity to rename this bridge all by yourself giving it the worst name possible that would stick in Cymric throats aplenty considering our history since we have been under English occupation and as for your 'smug' comment to the media that only a 'few' Republicans would object, the objecting petition had gathered almost 28,000 names when I last looked - and that's in just a few days and the number is shooting up by the second!

 

I must now thank you for doing such a good deed on behalf of our cause, we have not had such a patriotic and nationalistic response to anything in Cymru since the Investiture of this 'pretender 'as an English Prince for Cymru was announced and you will be up there now remembered and hated along with Lloyd George and the paedophile George Thomas!

 

I would strongly suggest that you scrap this idea immediately because we Cymry will not rest until you have and the coming months could prove very costly for your government as it tries to police and control the opposition. The best way you can make amends to the Cymry is to rename the bridge as 'Pont Owain Glyndŵr, our last 'true' Tywysog Cymru and the strongest symbol of our sovereignty and continuing struggle for Independence.

 

Sincerely

 

Siân Ifan


C.E.O. Llysgenhadaeth/Embassy Glyndŵr.