BALCHDER CYMRU MERTHYRON ABERGELE COMMEMORATION 2009: Please Forget it!

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Maybe Balchder Cymru could be forgiven for their silly mistakes, but not in case of their proposed Abergele Martyrs Commemoration. Adam Phillips and Paul Edwards BC leading lights were not even alive in 1969 to be involved in Adfywiad'69 and most certainly they were 'wet behind the ears' when Cofiwn and other Patriot organisations began to annually commemorate the death of these two gallant 'Freedom Fighter' heroes of MAC who lost their lives on 30 June 1969 in an action against the Investiture. But BC boyos have been around long enough to have been told much by other patriots not least as to why the annual Abergele Martyrs Commemoration had been called off in the first place.

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This annual commemoration went on for a number of years until organisers were requested to halt the event as it was causing the families of the Martyrs local difficulties, there was thus a calling of an end to this commemoration until this year when along comes Balchder Cymru again climbing on the 'Shoulders of Giants' to bask in the glory and heroism of other Patriots and their deeds of long ago. BC is pretty good at these stunts and opportunities to pose, posture and parade but do little else. I would not say these things and be so hostile to Balchder Cymru if they actually engaged in, and led real struggle but no they do not.

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They have a blog described as a think tank, some think tank there is nothing in it, not least nothing much other than a brief mention that they are to hold an Abergele Commemoration? I suggest they read the below and respect the wishes of the families of the Abergele Martyrs, and call off what could be an huge mistake and misadventure in arousing a lot of local hostility. We ourselves might not agree with family and hostile local sentiments, and wish they thought differently, however, we must respect their feelings. This does not mean that patriots cannot pay respect to Merthyron Abergele as individuals and in small groups, as I have previously suggested by visiting the graves to place personal tributes throughout the Month of Black July.

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Other than that perhaps Balchder Cymru will along with ''Cambrianistas'', Cyfamodwyr Cream Crackers and Crachach Cowards organise a 'Storm the Castle Festival' Protest Commemoration at the Gate of Caernarfon Castle between 1 - 4 July 2009. However, if that sounds a bit to militantly radical, then at very least BC and aforementioned other ''Super Patriots'' could at the very least organise a Commemoration in memory of FWA Commandant Denis Coslett on the 23 May 2009 in repudiation of the terrible vindictive diatribe against this worthy patriot in the book Freedom Fighters by John Humphries, yes!

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C'mon Balchder Cymru, go on lead the way on this after all you were quick enough to 'latch on' to Denis when he was alive, using him to give your so called ''National Liberation Movement'' credibilty when he was alive. So what about defending his memory now he's dead, on your blog for starters, and in press statements, also letters to John Humphries. Then with others in a FWA COMMANDANT DENIS COSLETT Commemoration on 23 May 2009.

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Other than BC, I would have though that by now Denis's Llanelli comrades would have done something, so why not??? WALES WAITS ON YOU? If anyone gets the guts to organise such, let me know and I will publicise the event on my blogs. You will, I remind you, note that when Dic Edwards attacked memory of FWA Commandant Cayo, I went straight into action, but now it is the turn of other patriots, perhaps those who drank beer with Denis in Tafarn Llywelyn and stood at the Cilmeri Cenotaph with him (some to recieve medals from Denis?) year after year. If now all of you fail to act, I will consider it cowardice and say quite clearly you are not worthy of ever attending again the annual Rali Cilmeri, certainly I will consider you are not true patriots of the Adfywiad Gwladgarol kind!

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