Thread by @KidTempo

Well, that's Wales sold down the river.

This BBC article shows the contradictions in the Welsh Assembly's argument (as unclearly as possible, which I can only presume is intentional)

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-…

It says at the same time that devolved powers will be preserved except the role of Brussels being transferred to Westminster (which sounds reasonable), but at the same time that Westminster wants to apply a common UK-wide policies.

"Common UK-wide policies" basically means Westminster will dictate the policies, which contradicts that the devolved powers will be able to control their implementation - unlike now where the EU defines the policy and the devolved assemblies implement them as appropriate.

Wales may as well start counting the days until the WAG is dissolved and the assembly buildings sold off.

Is the loss of the Welsh Assembly Goverment a price the Welsh are willing to pay for #Brexit? I doubt many Welsh Leavers will think it is - and they don't even have the chance to express their frustration in an #ABTV in the upcoming local authority elections.

Maybe Welsh voters who happen to be living elsewhere in the UK should express their frustration with the betray of @WelshLabour collaborating with a @Conservatives and @UKLabour #Brexit by staging an #ABTV?

#StopBrexit #SaveTheWAG #CymruCapitulates