15 October 2010

21 HYDREF: A DAY TO REMEMBER CENTURIES OF COLONIAL/CAPITALIST EXPLOITATION OF OUR PEOPLE & COMMUNITIES, EXPROPRIATION OF OUR LAND & NATURAL RESOURCES.


  1. 21 OCTOBER 1965
  2. The Tryweryn Reservior is opened,
  3. 2010 being the 45th Anniversary.
  4. Llyn Celyn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


  5. It was originally to be called Llyn Tryweryn Mawr, but in September 1964 Liverpool ... of having an official opening, this took place on 21 October, 1965. ...
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  6. Capel Celyn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Unofficial graffiti memorial (English: Remember Tryweryn) to Capel Celyn, ...
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    1. Tryweryn The Road To Capel Celyn

      21 Aug 2010 ... Tryweryn The Road To Capel Celyn - from WN Network. ... style="display: none;"><div class="video-tooltip-title">
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    2. Capel Celyn

      capel celyn video by matt goddard mattgodd@hotmail.co.uk ...
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      Ymgyrchu! - The Water Industry - Tryweryn

      - 10:50
      At the opening ceremony, where the Lord Mayor of Liverpool was present, a protest ... A recruiting campaign by the Free Wales Army (FWA) had started in 1963, ... October 1965 protest as the Celyn Reservoir was officially opened by the ...
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      Welsh Remembrancer.: ANGHOFIO TREWERYN?

      7 Aug 2009 ... However, we did suffer an Aberfan and countless ''Aberfans'' in our Coal mines, .... About Me. Gethin 'Iestyn' Gruffydd: Welsh Remembrancer ...
      welshremembrancer.blogspot.com/.../anghofio-treweryn-cofiwch-aberfan.html -Cached - Similar

      21 OCTOBER 1966
      A Most awfull disaster,
      2011 will mark the 45th Anniversary.

      1. On 21 October 1966, it became known for the Aberfan disaster, when a colliery spoil heap collapsed into homes and a school, killing 116 children and 28 ...
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      2. BBC ON THIS DAY | 21 | 1966: Aberfan - a generation wiped out

        Your memories of the disaster in the Welsh mining village which left 144 people dead.
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      3. BBC ON THIS DAY | 21 | 1966: Coal tip buries children in Aberfan

        Tragedy hits the Welsh village of Aberfan as a coal slag tip engulfs a ...
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      4. Aberfan Disaster

        The Aberfan Disaster. 21 October 1966. click on the picture to enter. (c) Martin Johnes & Iain McLean, 1997-2001. Last updated: Oct. 2006.
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      5. The 21st of October 1966 AD, The Aberfan Disaster, famous dates in ...

        2 Apr 2007 ... On The 21st of October 1966 AD The Aberfan Disaster, learn about famous dates in UK History in Aberfan South Wales.
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      6. Aberfan 21 October 1966 - A Tribute

        6 posts - 4 authors - Last post: 21 Oct 2007
        A Tribute to all those whose lives were lost 21 OCTOBER 1966 ABERFAN DISASTER 40 Years On: Memorial Garden by Matt Thomas, Merthyr Express, ...
        www.smithchat.com/.../aberfan-21-october-1966-a-tribute-t3030.htm - Cached
      7. Aberfan Disaster - Commemoration

        7 May 2010 ... On 21 October, 1966 Tip No 7 which forms part of the main complex of tips atAberfan slipped and descended upon part of the village killing ...
        www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/ukresilience/.../y8_aberfan.aspx - Cached - Similar

        Welsh Remembrancer.: COFIWN 21 HYDREF 1966 ABERFANREMEMBERED 2009 ...

        27 Oct 2009 ... Much to my shame this was my first visit to Aberfan Cemetery to pay my respect .... About Me. Gethin 'Iestyn' Gruffydd: Welsh Remembrancer ...
        welshremembrancer.blogspot.com/.../cofiwn-21-hydref-1966-aberfan.html -Cached - Similar

        Personally I consider Tryweryn 'Water Under The Bridge'
        when Nationalists can parade about mouthing off their
        meaningless slogans of 'Cofiwch 1282' but do not attempt
        to make protest at English Royal Visits to Caernarfon Castle
        since 1969. Same re 'Cofiwch Dryweryn' pretty meanlingless
        as raising £80.000 to pay for a wall that is as much crumbling
        away as is Cymru they are supposed to defend but as in case
        of the great Vyrnwy Estate Land Grab,not a Nationalist in sight?

        So much for slogans as 'Dal Dy Dir', 'Fe Godwn Ni Eto' &
        'Gorgfygwn!' This wall says it all we lost a village but
        gained a wall and at what cost? Patriotically Pathetic!
        As for Vyrnwy, the bids are all in and we will know by
        the end of this month who has won out in this auction
        of a valuable Welsh Asset. Be mindful that on the World
        Stock Exchanges those in the know and with the Money
        are buying up land and metals as the profitable thing to
        do,so don't hold your breath, it could quite easy bean Oil
        Rich Sheik or even Texas Millionaires who are the next
        owners of the Vyrnwy Estate? Might even know by this
        coming 21 Hydref, I will keep you informed on blogs below:

        CAMPAIGNS CYMRU

        - 15 visits - 30 Sep
        21 Sep 2010 ... Welcome to Coed Cymru, the woodland management charity in Wales. ....GWERSYLL POBL CYMRU/Wales Peoples Camp - VYRNWY . ...
        ymgyrch.blogspot.com/ - Cached

        CERDDED YMLAEN 2010 - 2016.The Long Walk For Wales.

        - 4 visits - 29 Sep
        CERDDED YMLAEN 2010 - 2016.The Long Walk For Wales. Begins with The 'Land and Liberty' Campaign Against the Llyn Vyrnwy 'Sell Off', the Great Welsh Land ...
        cerddedymlaen2010-16.blogspot.com/ - Cached

        Leaving you with the big question which puts any issue of
        Welsh Independence in perspective, just who owns Wales,
        now or post any form of further Self Government?

        G.Gruffydd.