Patriot JULIAN CAYO EVANS Commandant in Chief FREE WALES ARMY died 29 March 1995.

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2010 - 15th Anniversary of the passing away of a

Great Welsh Patriot.

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1. Julian Cayo Evans / 100 Welsh Heroes / 100 Arwyr Cymru

   The FWA's leader was Julian Cayo Evans. Educated at Millfield, he was - helpfully for his media image- a one-time soldier who had seen active service in ...
   www.100welshheroes.com/en/biography/cayoevans - Cached - Similar

2. Obituary:Julian Cayo Evans - People, News - The Independent

   The FWA Commandant roared. Tony Heath. Julian Cayo Evans, nationalist activist: born Lampeter, Wales 22 April 1937; married Gillian Davies (two sons, ...
   www.independent.co.uk › News › People - Cached - Similar

3. Julian Cayo-Evans - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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   William Edward Julian Cayo-Evans (22 April 1937–28 March 1995), ... He was active in theFWA during the 1960s and along with two other members of the FWA, ...
   en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Cayo-Evans - Cached - Similar

4. BBC NEWS | UK | Wales | Free Wales Army inquiry revealed

   30 Mar 2005 ... Cayo Evans was imprisoned for public order offences in 1969 ... The FWA'sdeclared aim was to start a revolution which would lead to ... from the National Archives in Kew show that leader Julian Cayo Evans was described ...
   news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/4354723.stm - Cached

5. Urban Dictionary: FWA

   FWA - 10 definitions - Failure with Attitude Derived from the name of popular rap ... Set up by Dennis Coslett and Julian Cayo Evans to instigate armed ...
   www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=FWA - Cached

6. Dennis Coslett - Telegraph

   24 May 2004 ... Founded by Julian Cayo Evans, a charismatic exMillfield public schoolboy and palomino horse-breeder, the FWA was initially called the Welsh ...
   www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1462637/Dennis-Coslett.html - Similar

7. Cofio M.A.C., F.W.A. a M.G. - True Patriots of Cymru | Facebook

   We also remember Vols Julian Cayo Evans, Dennis Coslett, Glyn Rowlands of the F.W.A.and the others who have died since their fight ended and they passed ...
   www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=81521055553 - Cached

8. William Julian Cayo-Evans at AllExperts

   William Julian Cayo-Evans. Born, 22nd April, 1937 at 'Glandenys', Silian, ... He was active in the FWA during the 1960s and along with two other members of ...
   en.allexperts.com/e/w/wi/william_julian_cayo-evans.htm - Cached

9. Commandant Dennis Coslett - Free Wales Army [FWA]. on Flickr ...

   This posting is dedicated to FWA officer, the late Ron "The Brigadier" Williams, ... Julian Cayo Evans · Click this icon to see all public photos and videos ...
   www.flickr.com/photos/f8onfilm/3572034961/ - Cached

10. Cilmeri Commemoration - Adfywiad Cilmeri 2007,8,9,2010 & 11 ...

    Pic: Robat ap Steffan (C) Shows Julian Cayo Evans FWA Commandant - in - Chief: Contemporay Welsh Hero and Cymric Folk Hero of the 20th century, see official ...
    coffadcilmeri.blogspot.com/2006/.../annual-patriotic-rememberance-roll.html

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Next Fe Godwn Ni Eto!....... Follow the Eagle!......................

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........But not in the old way, it is now time to follow the White Eagle of Adfywiad Gwladgarol Cymru. Remember the FWA Commandants surrendered their arms to the English MI5/SB 'Special Squad' and later were to officially sign their surrender at Swansea Crown Court on 1st July 1969. Patriots have to accept this truth, live with it and learn lessons. Then move on and in continued struggle much the wiser and effective in Patriotic Action than in passive petitions and parading about which will never replace continuing Patriotic Action as the true way forward!

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This is the lesson I have learnt over many years of patrotic activism from time of the great Adfywiad Gwladgarol 1962 - 1969, in those times I was in main with Toni, Glyn and others more committed to the National Patriotic Front than the FWA. However, for a while a number of NPF members considered themselves FWA Volunteers untill disatisfied with the lack of realistic leadership from FWA Commandants we broke away and for a time considered establishing a Patriotic Front Militia (see below illustration)

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This came to nought in main as we were otherwise busy in organising the campaign against the 1969 Investiture, thus as far as the NPF was concerned at this time running up to 1969 both the FWA and proposed PFM were 'Dead in the Water' so to speak. That's exactly where such ideas should remain dead and bueried in the past, yes we must remember the past and respect those who made struggle and sacrifice but no patriot today should attempt to be so foolish has to relive the past.

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Remember the past is another country and not least keep in mind that my future need not be yours. No matter what I may propose, you have free will and as to your way forward in struggle the ultimate choice is with you, but not in the 'old ways' and if anyone speaks to you differentially then they are really fools or perhaps MI5 'Agent Provocutuers', so in all matters of Patriotic Activism be wise, take care and keep Patriotic Action in area of Civil Disobedience, Passive Resistence and on occaision perhaps a little Constructive Vandalism of the 'Adfywiad Gwladgarol' kind OK!

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Mae Adfywiad Gwladgarol yn Parhau!

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Gruffydd Gethin

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Adfywiadwr Gwladgarol.