Galwr oer eto heddiw. Ar ol y preamble arferol, dweudais i (yn y Gymraeg, wrth gwrs): "Sori, dw i ddim yn gallu siarad ar hyn o bryd. Rhaid i mi fynd: mae fy ngŵr yn cael ei fwyta gan llew."
Crogodd i fyny ar ôl y ail tro dwedais i wrtha fo.
Cold caller again today. After the usual preamble, I said (in Welsh, of course): "Sorry, I can't speak at the moment. I have to go: my husband is being eaten by a lion."
He hung up after the second time I told him.
Happy to be proudly 'anti-British values' 🏴🙌
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The environment ministers in Wales and Scotland have called for a UK-wide climate summit following the Prime Minister’s net zero U-turn announced last week. In a joint letter to Michael Gove – who serves as minister for intergovernmental relations in the UK Government – Scottish Net Zero Secretary Mairi McAllan and Julie James, Wales’s Minister […]
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Petition launched calling on FAW to say ‘no’ to more royal patrons
https://nation.cymru/news/petition-launched-calling-on-faw-to-say-no-to-more-royal-patrons/
Emily Price A petition has been launched calling on the Football Association of Wales (FAW) to say ‘no’ to any more royal patrons. Started by Cymru Republic, the Change.org petition has already gained over 1000 signatures within two days of being live. The petition states: “We the undersigned call upon the Football Association of Wales […]
Because it's not the breed, it's the owner.
Remember when the most dangerous breed was German Shepherds? Dobermans? Rottweilers?
Did you know that Newfoundlands, Saint Bernards, and Bloodhounds used to be considered the most dangerous breed?
Poorly trained or mistreated dogs of any breed are dangerous.
You could choose any breed and find a few stories of horrific attacks and then build a breed-specific narrative.
I suspect breed-specific hysterias are a type of moral panic.
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