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Wales isn't technically a part of England, but we might as well be. Only 20% of us speak the Welsh language (and sadly, I'm in the 80%, but want that to change!), we vote the same way as England, and we elect English parties to run our Welsh government, despite the fact that they will never do what is in the best interest of Wales, but in "the UK as a whole" (meaning the South East of England). There are more than 10 times as many English MPs as there are Welsh MPs, so our voice doesn't get heard by the UK government and can safely be ignored. While Wales is part of the UK, it is a dying nation. Just because it has resisted English take-over for a thousand years, it doesn't mean that will continue to happen indefinitely.

@@michaelraymond5048 + Part of my family are Welsh, I speak Welsh, born in Manchester, I'm English, interesting view you have, if rather dated, the times have moved forward my friend.

@@bujin1977 + Wales has in own Parliament, I'm part of the 20% who speak Cymraeg, though I was born in England, time has joined both nations together.

@@henryvagincourt Problem is that Wales is *not* England. We tend to vote more left wing than England, but will always be stuck with a UK government that England elects simply due to the numbers involved. Wales needs to make a decision - separate from the UK and forge its own path in the world, or give up any pretence of being a separate country. I'd prefer the former option.

Comments like that just make you sound like an ignorant bigot who has never been far from his home town.

Robert morris,one of the main financiers of the civil war was welsh too hehe, we really did not like the english and still feel meh about them today lol

LOL a lot of Irish people feel the same, what the English kings did, not only to Ireland but also other Countries were horrible, I am Irish, Welsh, Scottish and French, both of my Grandfather's were full Irish, and their parents could not stand the English, they were all born in Ireland in the 1800's.

@@shayshaylee5380 The poms are cunts for what they have done 👎

@@shayshaylee5380 when was the last English King of England? 1066 at my reckoning. The Norman/French invaded Wales abd Ireland, the Scots (Stuart's) reinforced it and the Dutch/Danes/Germans all maintained it. All of the peoples of these islands are a single people genetically.

@@shayshaylee5380 I think it was more the Norman Norse kings post-1066AD than the pre-Norman true English Kings who seemed to be quite peaceful, benevolent and fair such as King Alfred the Great, ..

Untied through terrorism.

@@consciouseye7209 nonsense

@@triestodrum2215 maybe not terrorism but through racism, genocide and cultural oppression.

Tries To drum is that meant to be a joke? Annibyniaeth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@@nottodaysir5855 Yeah, people are dicks.

Think his surname is Madoc

Most castles in Wales are a result of subjugation, why on earth would we want to restore them. Castles on mainland Europe have been updated over the centuries and although pretty do not look like they originally did. The UK castles are generally more authentic.

In the United Kingdom we can all be friends. :-)

😂 fuck off. Cymru Rydd! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@@alynwillams4297 Tut tut bach!

@Cymro 65 Quite right boy bach.

@@alynwillams4297 NOW, NOW ,BACH.

Couldn't agree more.

Probably because Caerphilly, was not one of Edward 1sts constructions, and Chepstow was constructed in the late 11C. Still, their incredible reminders of when times were more troubled and Wales was a more lawless country

Brian Neale it would have taken a long time to cover all 600 😁

Do you just copy and paste this on every video about wales?

Are you some kind of simpleton? Because your talking lot of rubbish, this isn't mediaeval days this is the 21st century for f#ck sake grow up! PS Loger'is the Welsh term for England which also means 'lost lands' so England is very much part of Wales and vice versa.

@@RhysapGrug lost lands which were taken by the Anglo Saxons, who now need to leave. Cymru am byth

Perhaps bewitching is a more proper word

Perhaps bewitching would be a more accurate word

Rebuilding would take away the authenticity of the monuments. And the very reason they are in a state of disrepair is a part of our history. Most were deliberately destroyed by parliament during and after the English civil war to prevent them being used as strongholds if another civil war broke out.

He certainly was, the son of a very poor sheep farmer, but alongside Isambard Kingdom Brunel and George Stevenson, he was one of the greatest exponents of the Industrial Revolution. A revolution that made Britain the greatest and most powerful nation on earth.

Source ? Suppose it depends on which DNA tests to believe www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/what-dna-might-tell-history-7838962

iVamp Celtic is not a race it is a culture

Wrong. If that was the case the language and culture would of died.

The welsh hate the castles

May I ask where you are from?