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Pob lwc yfory!

Just a short message to wish Gwilym Euros best wishes in his attempts to win a seat on Gwynedd tomorrow and to welcome him as the first 'Llais Gwynedd' blog on my list.

Blaenau Ffestiniog has been let down badly in terms of economic support during the last few years and the large pots of Objective 1 money that have gone to Bangor and Caernarfon has passed this town by. I am sure that, if elected, Gwilym Euros will make damn sure that this situation is changed.

Pob lwc, boi.

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GWILYM EUROS ROBERTS said…
Dyl,
Diolch yn fawr i ti am dy eiriau caredig, rwan, i technophobe, fedri di ddysgu mi sut mae setio lincs i fynu i blogs eraill oddi wrth un fi?..achos mae gani rhai swn i yn hoffi lincio iddynt gan gynnwys dy rhai di.
Mi fydd hi yn ddiddorol iawn yng Ngwynedd yfory, ac un neu ddau o storiau mawr yn datblygu yn sgil ambell i ganlyniad dwi'n siwr.

Weali di'n fuan, cofion gorau.

Gwil
April 30, 2008 5:20 pm
Anonymous said…
Dyl,
Diolch yn fawr i ti am dy eiriau caredig, rwan, i technophobe, fedri di ddysgu mi sut mae setio lincs i fynu i blogs eraill oddi wrth un fi?..achos mae gani rhai swn i yn hoffi lincio iddynt gan gynnwys dy rhai di.

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April 30, 2008 7:29 pm
Anonymous said…
Llais Gwynedd are nothing more than a single issue rabble and will gain no more than handful of seats, which will make no difference to even the single issue they stand for.
April 30, 2008 11:15 pm
Professor Dylan Jones-Evans said…
Actually, I expect them win between 8-10 seats although the question is whether Plaid will lose their majority.

However, the 'word on the streets' is that Plaid's President and the Leader of their council are fighting for their political lives.

Hardly a rabble then and hardly a single issue if they can make such an impact.

We shall wait and see.
May 01, 2008 8:42 am
Professor Dylan Jones-Evans said…
Mae rhywun newydd gyrru hwn imi - neges oddiwrth GT, un o gefnogwyr mwyaf brwdfrydig y Blaid yng Ngwynedd.

"Hoffwn longyfarch Gwilym Euros ar dderbyn cefnogaeth neb llai na Dylan Jones Evans, awdur un o flogs mwyaf deallus Cymru, ac ymgeisydd y Toriaid yn Aberconwy yn etholiadau'r Cynulliad 2007....
...Does gen i fawr yn erbyn Dylan na Gwilym. Ond mae'n ddifyr nodi bod Tori arall eto fyth yn cheer leader i Lais Gwynedd."

Blydi hel!

Pan dwi'n dymuno pob lwc i hen ffrind, dwi yn sydyn wedi troi yn 'cheerleader' i Lais Gwynedd!

Fuase unrhyw un o'm ffrindiau yn sefyll dros unrhyw blaid yn yr etholiad (hyd yn oed yn cynnwys PC), fuaswn wedi dweud yr un peth.

Paranoia, yn anffodus, a trist iawn.

Mae rhaid imi ddweud fod rhai o'r pobl ar ymylon gwleidyddiaeth yn cymeryd pethau yn llawer rhy serious ar adegau ac wedi colli'r gallu i weld y coedwig ymhlith y coed.
May 01, 2008 9:38 am
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