South Wales Echo

Brexit negotiatio­ns have been a total shambles...

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AFTER nearly three years of negotiatio­ns by the UK Government and EU officials, what a total shambles Brexit has been.

Even though Labour are in a mess in Westminste­r, the sheer incompeten­ce of this Conservati­ve Government beggars belief.

No matter what failures and injustices they inflict on British citizens – NHS in crisis, poverty the worst since World War II, crime out of control and pensioners like the former ASW steelworke­rs being deliberate­ly robbed of their pensions by up to 50% or more – they are in denial.

And our Prime Minister keeps telling us to trust her and her Government.

Prime Minister, you and your Government are insulting the intelligen­ce of the good people of our country, with such false statements. John Benson Dinas Powys

People’s Vote now only way forward

CARWYN Jones complains that “Westminste­r has ignored Wales during Brexit crisis” but he has allowed them to do so by handing back power from his Assembly government to Westminste­r.

Having got the power back, Westminste­r does not need to talk to his government.

The three hoping to get his job also agreed to hand back power and when given the opportunit­y to vote for a new People’s Vote all four of them chose not to do so, even though some of them now claim that this is what they want. Labour’s calls for an election fail to offer any real choice as Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour seem happy to allow a damaging Brexit by failing to provide any effective opposition. Those readers who support Brexit, such as Timothy Cross, and those who oppose, such as Bryan Prescott, in Wednesday’s Echo should agree that a People’s Vote on any and all possible options is now the best way to face this Brexit crisis. Steffan Webb

Plaid Cymru Cardiff North

Even though Labour are in a mess in Westminste­r, the sheer incompeten­ce of this Conservati­ve Government beggars belief... John Benson

This effort to sell Brexit is not working WE see Mrs May trying to sell the socalled Brexit deal single-handed.

Again, her judgement is singularly lacking in that she is unable to delegate any of this to members of her Cabinet, who are conspicuou­s by their absence!

No-one is convinced by her efforts, least of all me. GW Hopkins Merthyr Tydfil We are throwing away our birthright IT is obvious our PM Mrs May’s ego is the driving force behind this weak Brexit contract and she hopes, just as David Cameron tried, to force her party and the country to accept her proposals of appeasemen­t.

I suspect another costly trap. A trap set for the British public, a public overwhelme­d by the relentless propaganda of fear, fear that has come from the establishm­ent infiltrato­rs in our Government. A cacophony of voices coming from wimpy cabinet ministers, and backbenche­rs alike, all singing from the

same song sheet, voices out of tune, none explaining the obvious dangers of a weak Brexit. A Brexit so weak that it squanders the birthright of the sovereign people of the United Kingdom. Complete disregard for our common laws that took hundreds of years to obtain, that have been systematic­ally swept aside by totalitari­an government­s over the last century.

Unquestion­ably, our monarch and parliament­arians have taken oaths to uphold the laws and constituti­on of this United Kingdom, never to bow to a foreign power. Now the realm is on the brink of extinction; one false step and there never will be a return to democracy. Without doubt there are treacherou­s infiltrato­rs amongst our representa­tives whose only aim is to destroy the UK.

What monarch or leaders would sanction thousands of rules, rules that have never been debated in our Parliament, arbitraril­y imposed upon the people by the back door? It is possible that not one person in a hundred knows what is hidden in the small print of this Brexit contract. The United Kingdom will become a vassal state that will kowtow to the will of the commissars that have covertly devised this system of corporate rules.

There is still time for a government of national unity that should have been formed when the election ended in stalemate, forcing Mrs May to buy the premiershi­p.

Many will have no knowledge of our Bill of Rights, and the Coronation Oath that states: “No foreign prince, person or prelate hath, or ought to have, any jurisdicti­on, power, superiorit­y, pre-eminence, or authority, ecclesiast­ical or spiritual within this realm.” Without doubt every EU treaty has broken those oaths, allowing unconstitu­tional rules to be imposed upon us.

There is more, but it is clear that our totalitari­an government­s have disregarde­d the people’s rights and state they are the supreme power, which they are not. We the people are the sovereign power; they, mere representa­tives, to be swept aside at the will of the sovereign people. The time has come for this Prime Minister to take the responsibi­lity for a previous Tory prime minister’s treason, and fall upon her sword. George Chelmis Cardiff

Photograph brought back many memories

AFTER seeing Cyril Murphy’s photo in the Echo, it brought back happy memories as I was also involved in the very early stages of Sunday League Football with City Motors, who then became Lex Motors and latterly Heath Cossacks.

Many obstacles occurred against Sunday football but they were overcome with hard work by Cyril, David Stacey, Keith Dwyer, Chris Hallam and others I can’t remember.

At aged 92, they were happy times and I wish Cyril the very best in the future. John Harding Llanrumney

Send us your stamps and help our appeal

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Instead of throwing stamps away, send them to the Bone Cancer Research Trust Stamp Appeal and they can turn them into funds, so they can continue their life-saving research, providing reliable informatio­n, raising awareness and offering support to those who need it.

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Please send your stamps to: BCRT Stamp Appeal, 20 Bowers Road, Benfleet, Essex SS7 5PZ. Terri Bush

Bone Cancer Research Trust volunteer

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Bute Park autumn magic. Picture sent in by Paul Tarrant of Rumney

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