[Imc-cymru] Imc-cymru etc

[Ilyan]

Is it significant that an independent welsh uncensored site was 
sabotaged out of existence soon after it put in an application to be 
IMC, and that setting up a censored welsh site is being engineered.    
Who profits?   The Establishment, The Labour Party,  Parliamentarians,  
Gauleiters, and Quislings.   Is it significant that Ana did nothing to 
get the Indycymru application considered.     If we had had a rejection 
we would know the present nature of Indymedia.  

Should we be doing a Hemmingway about it?  - he was asked about not 
telling the Spanish Civil War truth.

Some of the people now joining the United Konformists censorship welsh 
group were invited to be part of IndyCymru years ago and rejected the 
opportunity.  Probably because they are Parliamentarians, or anti-welsh, 
or some sort of bigot unable to work with a variety of non conforming 
people.  Why else?

Indycymru meetings have been more central, and organised so that it is 
usually possible to get a lift to the meeting place from most parts of 
Wales.

Ilyan

serencymru at phonecoop.coop wrote:
> That's quite a bold statement to make Jim. And inaccurate. To then go  
> on and accuse these people of being unable to say "Cymru" based on a  
> radio advert is bizarre.
>
> This list is hardly setting a good example re Cymraeg when three of  
> the four participants can speak Welsh but we communicate in English.  
> Motes and beams, not that I'm a fan of quoting the Bible at anyone!
>
> As regards transparency, everyone is welcome to a meeting on Feb 3rd  
> in Wrexham. If you can't make that, organise one in your own area and  
> see what happens. One of the issues up for debate is ensuring  
> bilingualism on the site.
>
> hope to see you there
>
> Marc
>
> On 18 Jan 2007, at 20:02, imc-cymru-request at lists.indymedia.org wrote:
>
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>> From: "James Dunckley" <serengoch at hotmail.com>
>> Subject: Re: [Imc-cymru] imc-cymru list welcome
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>> A load of English incomers by the sound of it. "Wales" is easier to
>> pronounce than "Cymru". I heard an English guy on a radio advert  
>> the other
>> day, he pronounced "Cwmdu" as "Come-doo".
>>
>> You gotta laugh...
>>
>> Jim.
>>
>>
>>     
>>> From: Darren Wyn Rees <darren at cymraeg.org>
>>> Reply-To: IMC Wales <imc-cymru at lists.indymedia.org>
>>> To: Ilyan <ac.thomas at ntlworld.com>
>>> CC: imc-cymru at lists.indymedia.org
>>> Subject: Re: [Imc-cymru] imc-cymru  list welcome
>>> Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 18:46:04 +0000
>>>
>>> Thanks for the welcome information, Ilyan.
>>>
>>> Who do you think is backing this Indy Wales project ?
>>>
>>> It doesn't seem particularly transparent to put it mildly.
>>>
>>> I've sent this message to the imc-cymru mailing list, where  
>>> discussion
>>> should continue, if you please.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Darren
>>>