Pendine
Bombshell
By
John Morgan 14/02/03
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An Innocent bystander
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The Ministry of Defence has warned
residents at Pendine that they
may be forced to leave their homes
to make way for missile testing.
These people only have themselves
to blame, for living near a firing
range in the first place.
We
have more sympathy for the poor,
defenceless sheep, who have enough
to worry about from male sexual
deviants - without having shrapnel
lodged up their backsides too.
Tourists
of terror
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The tourist threat!
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More controversy this month as civil
liberties groups attack the Welsh
Archbishop, Rowan Williams, and
his Tory-stance on detaining asylum
seekers.
We
applaud you Rowan, but feel the
need for even tougher measures:
every tourist entering the country
should be incarcerated for 48 hours,
while the authorities check out
their potential terrorist links.
In fact, even British citizens returning
from abroad should be quizzed by
police - who knows what subversive
ways they might catch off Johnny
Foreigner.
U.N.
protecting Welsh castles?
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The future for Beaumaris Castle?
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The U.N. hopes to form a buffer
zone around the Welsh castles of
Conwy, Harlech, Beaumaris and Caernarfon.
This
has nothing to do with preventing
terrorism, but is simply a plan
to stop new buildings obscuring
the views of these world heritage
sites.
Local
entrepreneur, and newly converted
nationalist, Hywel Protheroe, told
Talk Wales that "far from being
protected, these symbols of former
English imperialism should be knocked
down and replaced by housing for
local people. As a builder, I'm
just the person to help out."
Very
P.C.
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An airliner set for South
America
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Finally, of all the people to be
mistakenly given an £80 million
overdraft, it had to be a copper!
P.C. Clive Rees of Llandridnodd
pointed out the error and refused
to name the bank in question to
save them from embarrassment - doesn't
it bring a tear to your eye!
Shame then it wasn't someone less
scrupulous who ran off to South
America with all the loot. Then,
we could all have had a good laugh
at the bank's expense - so to speak!