Voice Of Wales Cardiff freedom demo Part 2 – WATCH HERE
Voice Of Wales Cardiff freedom demo Part 1 – WATCH HERE
Voice Of Wales with Omar Lopes Montenegro
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Voice Of Wales – World Freedom Rally Cardiff Part 2
In this section you will see more interviews and an unexpected detour to the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford’s house.
Voice Of Wales – Cardiff freedom demo Part 1
In part one we start at Cardiff City Hall and then start marching through the city centre getting some interviews along the way.
Voice Of Wales with Omar Lopes Montenegro
Join us tonight where we continue our Commie Thursday! On tonight’s Show we have Omar López Montenegro a Human Rights Director of the Cuban American National Foundation and the President of the Latin American Center for Nonviolence.
It’s Not The Colour of Your Skin Which Offends Me, It’s The Colour of Your Heart.
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Voice Of Wales with David Kurten
Join us in this video where we discuss the current UK lockdown messures “Freedom Day” The vaccine passport and much more.
Stan Says: A Purging Is Underway
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Petition Time – Make A Difference
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Voice of Wales reports on the kneeling Stand Up to racism for non racism led by Cllr Josh Beynon
With the news of the graffiti over a mural for Marcus Rashford a knee jerk reaction was implemented by the far left Stand up to racism. In Narberth this was led by Cllr Josh Beynon.
Stan Says: My Enemies Enemy is my Friend!
My Enemies Enemy is my Friend! A relative questioned me about...
South Africa And Communism with Adv. Richard Botha and David Atherton
V.o.W had the privilage of having Adv. Richard Botha and David...
Ism’s Vs. Liberty – All One And The Same
If you missed it, here is our LIVE from Tuesday...
Unanswered Questions – Is This A Result of Bullying
Voice of Wales attended the inquest ruling of...
Too Close for Comfort as Labour Cling to Seats
The results in Batley & Spen by-election has...
Cllr Benyon Is Not Who We Will Call a Roll Model
Eyebrows have been raised by many and we don't...
For Britain – Anne Marie Waters
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Finally The Truth About Immigration And Council House Queue Jumping
The Government's announcement that they are...
Cllr Paul Dowson tells all!
Here is the full video of the concerns of Cllr...
Wales: Judicial Review Over This ‘Irrational’ Covid Lockdown Rule
About time the Welsh Government where called to account on this.
Our Children Are Being Indoctrinated
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‘It’s over!’ Furious Gibraltar row erupts as Spanish politician hits out at UK ‘invasion’
The Chief Minister of Gibraltar at the time, Peter Caruana eloquently summed up the feeling of the its people when he commented “There is more chance of hell freezing over than the people of Gibraltar accepting Spanish sovereignty in any shape or form.”
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85 Sweynsei, Swansea, or Abertawe, situated at the confluence of the river Tawe with the Severn sea, is a town of considerable commerce, and much frequented during the summer months as a bathing- place. The old castle, now made use of as a prison, is so surrounded by houses in the middle of the town, that a stranger might visit Swansea without knowing that such a building existed. The Welsh Chronicle informs us, that it was built by Henry de Beaumont, earl of Warwick, and that in the year 1113 it was attacked by Gruffydd ap Rhys, but without success. This castle became afterwards a part of the possessions of the see of St. David’s, and was rebuilt by bishop Gower. [The old castle is no longer used as a prison, but as the office of the “Cambria Daily Leader.” It is significant that Swansea is still known to Welshmen, as in the days of Giraldus, as “Abertawe.”]
Gerald of Wales, The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin through Wales (Oxford, Mississippi, 1997)