Vote new beginning without parliament

I WAS drawn to Martin Shpton’s article on Yes Cymru’s surge in membership. Apparently it is all due to Westminster’s inept handling of the Covid-19 crisis, which I agree has been slightly concerning at times. But please don’t say the Welsh Government has been the example to follow – we have had the worst transmission rates and testing regime in the UK.

The Yes Cymru spokesman commented that contrary to the views of most economists Wales could afford to go independent.

All we need to do, he says, is to borrow money cheaply and sell 50and 100-year bonds.

Brilliant idea, with security guarantee offered by the Welsh Parliament, which has over the past 20 years had a woeful track record and produced such a slow-growing economy.

Would anyone invest in these bonds offered by a government which is anti-business and enterprise?

What I can agree on was that we prepare for an early referendum to go independent or remove the parliament.

Unlike Yes Cymru and their