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YesCymru director brands organisation ‘dysfunctional’ after being voted off national governing body

14 Jun 2022 10 minute read
Louise Aikman

One of the directors of YesCymru has branded the organisation “dysfunctional” after being voted off the national governing body.

Louise Aikman was elected to the governing body unopposed in January as one of two members from the ‘Outside of Wales’ region.

She said that she decided not to attend the governing body meetings after making a formal complaint about two other directors due to their “hostility” towards her, but was then removed from the governing body last month.

She said that the hostility towards her was prompted by her concerns about a lack of diversity on the YesCymru governing body.

YesCymru’s Chair, Elfed Williams, responded to say that the organisation’s complaint procedure was followed and, when the complaint was not upheld, Louise Aikman given the opportunity to appeal, which she did not do.

He added that it was common practice in other organisations to ask directors to step down if they did not attend a number of meetings.

Elfed Williams said that YesCymru took diversity seriously but there was “no quick fix” and that it was a major piece of work that a new CEO would need to undertake.

YesCymru is currently advertising for the £47,000 Chief Executive post for the first time.

Full statements by Louise Aikman and Elfed Williams are included below.

The latest disagreement within YesCymru comes after the remaining members of the central committee of YesCymru resigned last August. It followed a period of turmoil within the organisation, with a number of other resignations, including that of former Chair, Sion Jobbins.

But in December YesCymru members voted to adopt a new structure and constitution for the campaign group. 80% or 2717 voted in favour of the motion, and just 489 against.

Louise Aikman’s full statement

My name is Louise Aikman and I am passionate about Welsh independence. Wales is on the cusp of a rare shot at independence, is YesCymru on course to prepare the people of Wales for a referendum? Here’s why I think the current NGB will miss this open goal.

Taking on the role of Board Director on the NGB in January this year was beyond exciting.  With years of experience working with boards as an in-house solicitor and voluntary roles with charities and campaign groups I was ready to drive forward the agenda for change which was at the heart of the campaign to replace the old Central Committee. As a single mother, working full time, I didn’t have a lot of spare time but was determined to make a difference.

The diversity of Wales, from grassroots to the National Governing Body is not represented at any level within YesCymru. In my view, starting a meaningful conversation around this should be a YesCymru priority not least after 2021’s in-fighting, death threats and cases of harassment. Wales wants to be known as a nation of sanctuary and the campaign for Welsh independence should set the tone by demonstrating efforts to understand and celebrate each other’s contributions to life in Wales.

I came on board the NGB with ideas around how we could create an organisation that was truly representative of the Wales that I love. What was apparent from the very first meeting was that we, as an NGB, looked nothing like the diverse Wales that we wanted to reflect. The question was how could we work together so that everyone no matter what their race, ethnicity or sexual orientation could feel welcome in this great movement of ours?

My attempts to persuade the other Directors that this objective should be at the heart of YesCymru’s strategy were largely rejected. My proposal for inclusivity to feature as one of the Board’s three strategic objectives was dismissed by a small vociferous group of Directors and I was told ‘anyone can join, anyone can stand for the NGB so there is no problem with inclusivity here’. My further attempts to engage other Directors on this topic were met with hostility and I was told to stop raising this issue.

I made a formal complaint against two Directors because of their open hostility towards me in meetings and other behaviour that amounted to bullying. I notified the Chair of my intention not to attend NGB meetings until my complaint had been dealt with. While waiting for a response, three meetings went ahead without me, giving Directors an option to vote to remove me, which they did during a barely-quorate meeting.

I still haven’t received a response to my complaint and have not seen the minutes of the meeting where my removal was discussed. We should be building a movement that leads with integrity and professionalism to inspire confidence and trust in the organisation.

Will having a CEO make a difference? Will the CEO be able to lead the organisation to achieve its objectives? Maybe, if they listen to the quieter voices on the NGB and deal with the unprofessional behaviour of the loudest. If the NGB continues to be dominated by an angry, spiteful, gerontocracy then you may as well save your £2 a month.

I’m not the only one to have experienced this total lack of professionalism since the NGB took office in January this year; organisations who have committed significant time and energy to supporting YesCymru have been treated with contempt.

With no legal right to call a referendum, Wales needs strong public support for any move to independence, the type of support that comes from positive, inclusive leadership to inspire the grassroots and give confidence. By 2023 we could all be holding our breath as Nicola Sturgeon walks up to the mic and announces the results of the 2nd referendum for Scottish independence. YesCymru needs to get Wales ready for this moment. Instead, I believe that the organisation is decaying from the top down.

How can YesCymru inspire the debate and discussion needed to win public opinion if the leadership body is dysfunctional, inward-looking and represents only a small clique of angry people?

Is YesCymru capable of the reform necessary to deliver indy-supporting public opinion?

Current preparations for an independence march taking place in Wrexham this July, in which YesCymru is involved, suggest not. Social media is already highlighting that many people won’t attend the march because they don’t feel it’s a safe environment for them and/or they no longer want to be associated with YesCymru because of its damaged reputation. Sadly, I think I’m now one of their number.

Can YesCymru find room for different voices and get Wales ready for a referendum or does our chance for independence rest on finding a new organisation to take the lead?

A response by Elfed Williams, Chair of YesCymru 

Since the election of the National Governing Body of YesCymru earlier this year the Directors have been working exceptionally hard meeting weekly every Monday evening as a whole Board but with many sub meetings during the week with the focus on putting the organisation back onto a professional and sound financial footing.

There has been ample opportunity in meetings for every Director to put forward their views and many of the meeting have been robust with opposite views expressed as to the way forward for YesCymru. But once the discussion has been completed and everyone has had the opportunity to speak a majority decision is taken and acted upon otherwise the NGB would grind to a halt.

The NGB does recognise and accepts that there is a lack of diversity on the Board and this is an issue that has received much attention in meetings. There is a process set up within the NGB to look at how diversity can be improved but it is also recognised that there is no quick fix in bringing more diversity not only to the NGB but also YesCymru membership. As this is a major piece of work to bring more representation from all diverse sections of our communities in Wales, it has been decided it will become a major focus of attention of the new CEO who will be appointed in the next couple of months who will be tasked to reach out to communities that might not feel part of the Independence movement at present.

Since being appointed as Directors the internal mechanisms and bylaws have been reviewed to ensure that YesCymru can function in accordance with its Articles of Association. Professional and legal advice has been followed in reviewing these processes. Bylaw 17 sets out how complaints can be dealt with, and this was followed when an internal complaint was made by one Director against two fellow Directors. The complaint procedure was followed in accordance with Bylaw 17 and when the complaint was not found the Director was informed about this, but also according to the Bylaw the Director was informed an appeal could be made. When no appeal was brought forward in accordance with the set time scale the Director was informed that the complaint was closed in accordance with set procedures within the Bylaw.

Since the NGB first met it has taken a considerable amount of time to reorganise YesCymru to ensure it is a fit for purpose and sound organisation structurally moving forward. That has meant that there had to be a level of commitment from those attending meetings and if some Directors do not attend meetings, it slows the decision-making processes. Unfortunately, some members have not been able to give the required commitment required for personal reasons, but others have not attended meetings because of personal agendas. According to YesCymru Articles of Association section 21.1 (e) if a member of the NGB, as is common practice in other organisations, does not attend a number of consecutive NGB meetings they can be asked to resign. These decisions are not taken lightly, and much consideration is given before a Director is asked to step down. Since the inception of the NGB this has happened on two separate occasions due to non attendance not only in Board meetings but also consideration is given if other sub meeting have been missed.

In the next few months, members will start to see the fruit of the work that has been carried out by the NGB, including the second addition of the newsletter which is about to be sent out to YesCymru groups to be distributed. Only last weekend the Storm the Beaches to highlight the money the Crown Estates takes from Wales was a great success. YesCymru have also been holding sessions in Merthyr Rising and will be at the National Esiteddfod and considerable amount of work has gone into working with Indy Wrexham and AUOB to organise the Wrexham march of which YesCymru is providing the majority of funding to enable it to go ahead.

I am exceptionally proud of the work carried out and the commitment in time shown by the majority of Directors since our first meeting beginning of this year which has on occasions been to the detriment of their own paid working commitments. As in any committee or Board meeting a democratic decision has to be taken at the end of each discussion and a majority vote has to be taken and following that vote the discussion has to move forward and not continually revisited because of one person’s personal agenda.

I strongly believe that the groundwork we are putting in place now will put YesCymru in a strong position to fight for an Independent Wales in a referendum on Wales’ future.


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Y Cymro
Y Cymro
1 year ago

For Wales to move forward we all must pull together not apart.

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Y Cymro

See below. I don’t think that message is getting through. Some seem tied to their prejudices

anon
anon
1 year ago

The primary aim of Yes Cymru is a strong independent Wales and this should not be forgotten. The very nature of the organization determines that people may disagree politically and that’s fine and healthy but it cannot and should not be to the detriment of our fight for Independence.

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  anon

Looking at the upvoting / downvoting pattern here, I fear that it is not political differences dividing us. It’s hatred of the not-like-me. That is what will divide us. The young are inclusive of difference. If the elderly cannot get on board, their outdated prejudices will cost them the young people who have really re-ignited the Indy movement and will kill it for another generation

Leigh Richards
Leigh Richards
1 year ago
Reply to  Ianto Ffrainc

Or maybe it’s because people know a troll account spreading lies and falsehoods when they see one

defaid
defaid
1 year ago
Reply to  Ianto Ffrainc

There’s a bit of ageist and divisive exclusivity if ever I read it 😉. Troll.

Phil
Phil
1 year ago
Reply to  Ianto Ffrainc

Yeh, let’s forget independence until we get a balance which includes the minority groups that can shout loudest.

Pob lwc
Pob lwc
1 year ago

Couldn’t organise a p**s-up in a brewery.

Leigh Richards
Leigh Richards
1 year ago

“Social media is already highlighting that many people won’t attend the march because they don’t feel it’s a safe environment for them and/or they no longer want to be associated with YesCymru” – are you referring to the poisonous wreckers who hounded dr dilys davies and niki jones (a bame woman) off the Yes Cymru CC?

Last edited 1 year ago by Leigh Richards
Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Leigh Richards

I’m not a member an will damn well never be now I’ve seen how bigoted they are.

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Is it me, or is there a touch of the ‘What have the Romans ever done for us’ about this?

Phil
Phil
1 year ago
Reply to  Phil

Thought it might be!

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Phil

Ahhhh! Took me a while. Got it now. Good one

Calum
Calum
1 year ago

These sorts of comments are just plain unhelpful. I’m what you would call a – though I hate the term – a “person of colour”, and I’ve only ever been welcomed at YesCymru events. Not made to feel like a token or like I wasn’t supposed to be there, I was simply just another Welsh person. When it comes to diversity in YesCymru, it is frustrating that there is such a lack of it in the current NGB, but I completely stand by Elfed on this. He acknowledges the lack of diversity and the need to make YesCymru more diverse,… Read more »

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Calum

Not sure I agree there Calum. Everyone’s experiences are different and what you see as “unhelpful” is seen by others as neccessary. You shouldn’t really dismiss the experiences of others, especially the LGBT+ crowd who are the far right’s favourite punching bag right now. Slow and steady does not win the race. It excuses inertia

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Ianto Ffrainc

Sorry. From the downvotes I see that the prevailing view is that you SHOULD dismiss the experiences of others especially the LGBT+ crowd.
How could I have been so blind?
It seems it’s not just English rule that is unwelcome in Cymru Newydd.
If bigotry is at the core of the Indy movement, perhaps I will remove my support for it. I fear this backwards intolerant mentality will cost you the support of the young too.
Yes Cymru: NOT all under one banner

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

I get the LBGTQ bit, but what’s the IA tagged on to the end of it, please?

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Phil

I had to Google that one. It’s Intersex and Asexual.

Peter Cuthbert
Peter Cuthbert
1 year ago

As an old, white, hetro, English born male Welshman I am somewhat puzzled by all of this. I think that those of us in YC should call upon NGB members, especially the elederly white male members, to be more tolerant. That there should have been a formal complaint of bullying suggests that differences of view have been allowed to get out of hand rather than being sorted out quickly. I appreciate that LGBTQIA folk, not to mention Black and Brown folk (are those the correct terms these days?) have in many past and current circumstances suffered discrimination. However, I cannot… Read more »

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Peter Cuthbert

THANK YOU Peter! Someone who wants to unite, not push their personal hobby horse.
We are broadly in agreement here and our differences slight.
Very well put sir.

Anon
Anon
1 year ago
Reply to  Peter Cuthbert

Exactly Peter, tolerance from all sides.

Barry Pandy
Barry Pandy
1 year ago

I can see the Welsh independence movement getting fragmented. If it does (and apologies in advance to Monty Python) shall I join:

The Welsh Peoples’ Front
The Peoples’ Front of Wales
The Campaign for a Free Wales
The Welsh Popular Front (I’ll be the sole member of that one).

Congratulations to those of you who seek to split our independence movement by petty in-fighting, you’ve done the work of the Tory party for them.

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Barry Pandy

It’s how the Saxons and the Romans got in. We were busy fighting amongst ourselves.

Llinos
Llinos
1 year ago

Oh no. I’m not touching this one! Not after last time. I hope that one day people will see that division costs all of us dearly.

CJPh
CJPh
1 year ago
Reply to  Llinos

Despite disagreeing with some of your positions, you make passionate, intelligent points that more than merit being heard, Llinos. I for one welcome the dissent you offer and have learned a great deal from your reasoning and insight on a wide variety of issues. Ymlaen.

Dr John Ball
Dr John Ball
1 year ago

I’m sad and disappointed that this has been given such publicity, but what really matters – as many others have already commented – is that the cause of independence that matters. Full Stop. There are two issues. It seems that this person had her own opinion of what YC should be about, given away with her comment that “diversity is not represented…and addressing this should be a YC priority.” Really? Independence apparently comes second…or third …or… There is also the real world. The governing body was elected in an open and fair vote of candidates who were prepared to stand… Read more »

Jacqueline Davies
Jacqueline Davies
1 year ago
Reply to  Dr John Ball

As a female born in England who has made Wales her home so much so that I joined Yes Cymru 2yrs ago I couldn’t agree more with John Ball. Ive been made to feel welcome and involved at every and any YesCymru group meeting, I’ve been to on line or in person. In three weeks time along with my daughter I’ll be in Wrexham

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago
Reply to  Dr John Ball

Oh no! The geriatric paramilitaries of Yes Cymru are downvoting me. Whatever will I do? Wait a few years. Let entropy do it’s work.

Dr John Ball
Dr John Ball
1 year ago
Reply to  Dr John Ball

I’m not entirely sure whether this strange incoherent rant requires a response.

However, the point I made was quite simple – YC exists to campaign for independence, pure and simple. There are many within the movement with whom I disagree but work with to achieve this one, simple aim.

Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
1 year ago
Reply to  Dr John Ball

Some heavy editing of responses under your post Dr Ball. My posts gone. Your own smug responses gone. You REALLY like to control the narrative don’t you? Your ad hominem attack speaks for itself. You position yourself as some wise guru who will guide us to independence. But you’re not are you. You are a just an amateur politician who attacks the messenger not the message. And stifles dissenting voices.
I would be interested to see the faux justification when you “moderate” this post out of existence.

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Leigh Richards
Leigh Richards
1 year ago

Unlike a cowardly troll like you John Ball, like myself, posts under his real name! While youre paranoia is even more laughable and even more sad than your rantings -there are organisations out there who can help you you know

Last edited 1 year ago by Leigh Richards
Leigh Richards
Leigh Richards
1 year ago
Reply to  Leigh Richards

The more you obfuscate the more suspicious it becomes 🤔. Commenting under your real name is actually very important. It shows a person of integrity – someone who is willing to publicly defend their viewpoints and be held publically accountable for comments they make online. That you have pointedly refused to post under your real name when challenged to do so speaks volumes.

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Richard
Richard
1 year ago
Reply to  Dr John Ball

Well said John. These folk nearly ruined YC last time – they are at it again. YC is open to all. It’s leadership is open to all.

Wales is inclusive, energetic and embraces all who rejoice in a future that develops opportunities and open discussion

Llinoss
Llinoss
1 year ago

we need to pull together. the only issue is that leadership of yescymru and plaid are out of touch with ordinary Welsh people and what we want. let’s get our act together

Phil
Phil
1 year ago
Reply to  Llinoss

You said that you weren’t touching this in an earlier post, You fibber!

I.Humphrys
I.Humphrys
1 year ago

Storm in teacup. Welsh people essentially conservative. Lots of Welsh people vote Labour because of the Tory threat to our country. A conservative nationalist party would soon wipe the floor with Labour. Minorities should be treated with compassion, but if they want to be up front and centre, forget it.

Notttabottt
Notttabottt
1 year ago
Reply to  I.Humphrys

Delusional, Wales is far more progressive. I have seen one of the lot causing trouble on Reddit suggesting we shouldn’t have a non white miss Wales because it doesnt represent us. Those are the conservatives you refer to, they support a certain indy party that always seem to be at the root of trouble.

Phil
Phil
1 year ago
Reply to  I.Humphrys

Neurodiverse?? ….. That’s a new one on me, I’m afraid. Please explain

Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
1 year ago
Reply to  Phil

Autism, Attention deficit disorder, dyspraxia, dyslexia, disassociative identity disorder, bipolar, sociopathy. Might also include eplilepsy, PTSD, manic depression. That sort of thing.
Essentially atypical neural activity

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Thanks

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Thank you

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Many Thanks

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Sorry that there’s 3 Thank You’s. I thought that NC were censoring my comment ‘cos there was no sign of them appearing. Then, suddenly, half-an-hour later all three appeared.

Gareth Westacott
Gareth Westacott
1 year ago

Louise Aikman said – ‘The NGB continues to be dominated by an angry, spiteful gerontocracy.’ What’s that if it’s not ageist?

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

They’re probably failing to keep the youth members because they’ve lost what little interest they had and have returned to their Playstations. Most of the youngsters I come across in work seem to have the attention span of a goldfish

The Original Mark
The Original Mark
1 year ago

If we seriously want Welsh independence, are we going to put all our eggs in one dysfunctional lobby group?

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago

The more I read about the YC internal warfare and bigoted leadership, the more certain I am that aim going nowhere near those pr1cks.
And this one IS me, not the troll

Arwyn
Arwyn
1 year ago

So sick of this. Activists slugging it out for top spot on the moral high horse. Don’t panic and vote for an independence supporting party when you have the chance.

Arwyn
Arwyn
1 year ago
Reply to  Arwyn

If YesCymru can’t be anything better than a distraction, what’s the point? Just join Plaid, Greens, Gwlad, Undod, whoever ticks your boxes and go campaign for what you believe in. All the muck flinging is doing no good whatsoever. What an all round embarassment from which very few emerge with any credit. Glad I’m not on Twitter anymore.

Arwyn
Arwyn
1 year ago
Reply to  Arwyn

https://nation.cymru/opinion/yescymru-needs-to-learn-the-lessons-of-cymru-fydd-and-put-unity-over-division/ Written a year ago but I think YesCymru’s had it now. Pointless letting it fester. Thankfully Plaid is working with Labour on a programme of government for Wales and we finally have a national conversation on our constitutional future. But yet again Wales will be beholden to external events – why? Because we keep letting our tribalism set us against each other. And I’m fuming about that. I’ve said it so many times now but folk need to campaign via the vehicles that match their politics. I’d hoped that YC could be non-partisan but the differences in personal politics… Read more »

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Arwyn
Arwyn
1 year ago
Reply to  Arwyn

You should find out what happened to Nikki Jones before you take sides. Not many came out of this sorry state of affairs with much credit. Frankly, going around calling YesCymru a bunch of bigots doesn’t help anyone. To be honest, I’m done with it all. People wanted a non partisan campaign for independence and they got attacked by people who wanted a socialist state. Some activists are so deep into their own bubbles they do more harm than good. I’m sick of the acrimony, I’m sick of the sanctimony. Those who call themselves liberal act as authoratarians and can’t… Read more »

Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
1 year ago
Reply to  Arwyn

I know what happened. I’m not taking sides either way. My reading, and the events on this thread have confirmed to me that Yes Cymru and Nation Cymru are morally bereft and too much effort to turn around so after I finish playing, I’m out for good. How that plays in my support for the Welsh Indy movement, I don’t know. I’m sure my personal support will be considered neither here nor there by my detractors here, but I have some influence in my own networks and at one time a campaign I got started, got national recognition and support… Read more »

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defaid
defaid
1 year ago

Very few here agree with you and, if you dislike YC and N.C so strongly, why are you still here?

It’s a genuine question. Arguing with a large majority in any online social circle amounts to little more than self-harm. You’d be better off looking for a group with which you agree.

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago

Yes Cymru? Seemingly so. They will not lead us to freedom. I’ve been reading up on them. I shall not be having anything to do with them. Awful organisation. I will investigate other inclusive pro-Indy groups with fewer bigoted old men in top positions

Gill
Gill
1 year ago

The headline is incorrect, she is an ex director and it seems for good enough reason if she did not bother turning out to meetings. Seems she is a bit out of touch about her fellow board members diversity credentials as they include gay members. Does Nation fact check before printing personal statements? Never heard of her. I like the regular newsetter telling us members what’s happening. Looking forward to Wrecsam.

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Gill
Gill
1 year ago
Reply to  Gill

Sorry Ianto, working class and don’t understand you. Dsepite being so influential in Wales, you spend your life on here obssessing about an organisation you despise. If I were that obsessed about a grouo, my family and mates wld be a bit concerned for me. But if you have 25000 followers maybe stand for election at some point or start a cult? you obviously have a lot of confidence in yourself, see yourself as an influencer and love shouting AT people. Reminds me of Trump

The Original Mark
The Original Mark
1 year ago

If yescymru want to prove their credibility, they need to get behind supporting the ECHR, and fight any suggestion of the UK withdrawing from it, It could be useful to Wales if we ever get round to declaring independence.

Leigh Richards
Leigh Richards
1 year ago

Says the anonymous deceitful troll with a credibility rating so low its off the scale 😉

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Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
Ianto Ffrainc - Keep trying NC censors!
1 year ago
Reply to  Leigh Richards

Awww have I struck a nerve? Is Tadcu angry wiv me?

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Why? That would only provide them another topic to argue, bicker and get venemous about!

Phil
Phil
1 year ago

Why? It would only give them another topic to argue, bicker and disagree over!… (This is the second time I’ve posted this.. NC took it down last time. They’re rather fond of doing that if it’s something that they find mildly disagreeable)

David Harking
David Harking
1 year ago

Even if every single requirement for inclusivity box ticking was met, the hard left woke ideology will never be satisfied because they constantly strive in a never ending pursuit of racism and prejudice. It’s a one way ticket train and everyone’s invited – I’d rather pursue a happy life myself.

Richard
Richard
1 year ago
Reply to  David Harking

Josh – I think 🤔 it’s time for trolls 🧌 trolls to go to bed 🛌

Phil
Phil
1 year ago
Reply to  David Harking

Quite true! They’d identify some other ‘under represented’ group and proceed to shout loud about until they get them included, whether the group agrees with their support or not.

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