"Welsh Ramblings: This is not a blog, it's a Ramble" used to run the strapline of this particularly crap example of Welsh political blogging.
No mate, it's a cut-and-paste job.
Take today's offering. On second thoughts, don't bother. It's just just two snippets stolen from the right-wing Brit Nat press this moron claims to oppose.
But of course since the particular right-wing Brit Nat press in question is having a go at Labour it's all fair game.
Strangely, despite recently pledging to "Challenge the leadership of our country" the site's author (who until recently liked to style himself after a dictator) had nothing to say about Plaid's recent chaos over tuition fees. Actually, that's not quite true - he called for Jane Hutt to resign for having been written a letter, and lied about Peter Hain attacking Jane Davidson. No pathetic and obvious attempt at diverting attention there, then. Oh no.
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he called for Jane Hutt to resign for having been written a letter
The spelling I can jus about forgive but that is just embarrassing.
Adam Price wrote Jane Hutt a letter. Welsh Dribblings called on her to resign because of it.
What part of the above statement don't you understand?
"having been written a letter"
What kind of English is that?
What part of that makes sense to you?
These are alternatives that people with a grasp of language would understand.
"Having been a letter writer"
"Having written a letter"
She didn't write the letter, you imbecile. That's the point.
How did welsh ramblings get a job Janet Ryder?
The spelling on this Labour blog is shocking! It's so bad I thought Irene James wa sbehind it! Then I thought the only thing she is behind these days is a bottle of Gin.
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