Llywelyn, tears of blood you'd weep,
If you should see this from your sleep:
Our heart in a foreigner's hand,
Our ancient throne in a conqueror's land;
A nation where the meek abound,
... Where once were men who stood their ground.

We smile beneath the Royalty,
Peasants are peasants, never free.
We'll carry on our slavish way
Content and happy come what may;
Lost of roots, nothing to save,
Without a care but to behave.

We shall not be deceived for long
By fables and historic song,
For we, who now just count to ten,
Are Wales' Rule-Britannia men.
We are the patriots who lack fire,
The headstrong international choir.

In honour of your name, my land,
I'll ride with reddened sword in hand,
And nothing more than this is true:
How I could spill this blood for you. (Lloyd Owen)

UNION RAGS FLOWN AT THE CAYO IN CARDIFF | Balchder Cymru / Pride Of Wales

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Patriots , there is a pub in Cardiff that has the cheek to fly Union rags in a pub that bears the name of Cayo Evans who as you know was the leader of the FWA . Now this ain't some sick joke they have actually done it . We have had success in the flags being taken down in the Dic Penderyn in Merthyr…

Saunders Lewis wrote..."Gwlad heb Iaith,gwlad heb Galon" - "A country without a language is a country without a heart."

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Bennitt Place where 80,000 Confederate Soldiers under gen. Joseph Johnson surrendered to Major Gen. William T. Sherman

 
Bennitt Place where 80,000 Confederate Soldiers under General. Joseph Johnson surrendered to Major Gen. William T. Sherman. Bringing the Civil war to an end. It might be noted that General Robert E. Lee surrendered only 28,000 at Appomattox Court House on April 9th 1865. This took place in the latter part of April 27-29th 1865. (Photo taken from the News and Observer Paper and was taken by Chuck Liddy) today in Durham N.C. USA where the Bennitt Place is now a historical sight.See more
by: Earl T. Williams Jr

1 Birds of North Carolina VOL 1 of 10 The Cardinal and more
‎"Morning Ya All!"-Male Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis)-photo © 2012 Copyright ...by Earl T. Williams Jr. B.A., M.Div. on fence post. Northern Cardinals are a medium-sized songbird (approximately 8.75 inches in length) with short, rounded wings, a long tail, a heavy conical bill, and a crest. Males are nearly all brilliant red; brownish-gray-tinged scapular and back feathers give the upper parts a less colorful appearance. The coral red bill is surrounded by a mask of black that extends to a dark eye and includes the chin and throat. Legs and feet are dark red. The female is soft grayish brown on the back with variable areas of red on the tail, crest, and wings. The underparts are a warm pinkish brown. Her coral red bill is also surrounded by darker but not black feathers, so her mask is not as distinct as the male's. Females are slightly smaller than males.