BANERI GLYNDŴR - BANERI CENEDL CYMRU RYDD.

  Fe wnes i geisio a chychwyn deiseb gyda Chynulliad Cymru yn y flwyddyn 2000, ac eto llynedd, i gasglu enwau rai o blaid cael Gŵyl y Banc i nodi a dathlu Dydd Glyndŵr ar Fedi 16. Yr ateb ges i ar y ddau achlysur oedd ' na' i lansio’r ddeiseb gan nad oedd gan beth elwir (yn gamarweiniol) yn 'Senedd Cymru' erbyn hyn yr awdurdod i sefydlu Gwyliau Banc! Pa fath o Senedd di-ddanedd sydd gennym ni felly, os nad oes ganddi'r awdurdod i lywodraethu ar bethau mor sylfaenol â Gwyliau Banc? Yr ateb ges i oedd mai dim ond Llywodraeth Llundain sydd gan yr hawl i sefydlu Gwyliau banc ar gyfer y "Deyrnas Unedig"! Felly, mae'n amlwg, mai 'Senedd' di-ddanedd sydd gennym ym Mae Caerdydd, 'Senedd' sydd heb unrhyw awdurdod pan mae'n dod i lywodraethu ar bethau sy'n mynd i fynegi ein cenedligrwydd, felly, pa obaith am Annibyniaeth go iawn os wna wnawn ddeffro o'r 'twyll' yma a chychwyn, o ddifrif, i ymladd amdano achos yr unig ffordd

  I tried to launch a petition in the year 2000 and again last year to collect signatures for a Cymric Bank Holiday for Sept 16th. to note and celebrate the dawning of Owain Glyndŵr's Great War of Independence. When, I attempted to launch the petition in the year 2000, it was an appeal to the what was then the Welsh Assembly so, I was not really surprised when my appeal was denied as the Welsh Assembly was known to have limited powers then but, once the establishment had been granted a 'Senedd' status with, supposed to be, more powers, I perceived wrongly, that surely the Senedd' would now have the powers to establish bank holidays in Cymru but no! Apparently, we are the only 'supposed to be devolved' nation within the U.K.. that has NOT got the powers to do so1 The reply I had from Bae Caerdydd was a resounding 'NO', I could not go ahead with the petition as they, our Senedd, did not have the authority to establish Bank Holidays, that only the British L

  There is another English royalist  circus in the making to be foisted on us in a big way in June of this year. This time, its the English Queen's platinum Jubilee and as well as the creating of four extra bank holidays so that the population can organise street parties to celebrate this Junilee, shops and other marketing outlets will be filled to the rafters with every tacky souvenir possible,   Be prepared to be immersed in a sea of Britishness in the form of 'Union and Tudor' rags and bunting which will colour every town and village in Cymru in red, white and blue and be prepared to have to suffer watching every Brit traitor in Cymru bowing as low as they can in enthusiastic servility as they escort the English queen and other members of her family on a plethora of visits around our land that has not been witnessed since the last Investiture of an English prince  in 1969 . Now, the question begs, are we as Cymric patriots going to submit and accept this latest insult on

  Mae na syrcas Prydeinig arall ar y gorwel ac yn ogystal a chreu pedwar Gŵyl y Banc ychwanegol  er mwyn i'r boblogaeth allu trefu partion stryd ac ati i ddathlu Jiwbili  Platinwm brenhines Lloegr, bydd siopau ein gwlad yn cael eu llenwi hyd at y trawstiau â phob math o sbwriel/swfeniers ar gyfer y dathlu.  Byddwch yn barod i weld môr o Brydeindod mewn ffurf  baneri 'Jac yr Undeb' ac, ia "y rhagsyn Tuduraidd" yn mhob thwll a chornel o Gymru hyd at ein syrffed, a byddwch yn barod i orfod dioddef  gweld bradwyr ein cenedl yn penlinio ac yn ffalsio wrth iddyn nhw dywys brenhines Lloegr ac aelodau eraill o'r teulu ar hyd a lled ein gwlad i raddau nas gwelwyd ers Croeso '69.  Rwan, yda ni  fel gwladgarwyr Cymreig, yn mynd i eistedd yn ôl  a dioddef  hyn yn ddistaw fel taeogion bach da? NA yw'r ateb yn obeithiol! Bydd yna ddigon o gyfleoedd yn codi yn ystod y flwyddyn lle ellir mynegi yn ddigon clir nad yw pawb yng Nghymru am fod yn rhan o'r Syrcas a byd