Friday, 24 June 2011

WELSH LIBERTY TREES 2012 - OUR ANSWER TO THE ENGLISH ROYALS DIAMOND JUBILEE TREES AND WOODLANDS - NOW DO NOT LET THIS PATRIOTIC INITIATIVE WHITHER BECAUSE YOUR TOO BLOODY LAZY TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT - PUT YOUR GONK DOWN OR SWITCH OFF THE PC AND THINK WELSH LIBERTY TREES - WELSH PATRIOTIC SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY - DEFENDERS OF COUNTRY, COMMUNITIES AND PEOPLE - LIBERATORS OF LAND AND LIBERTY - GOT IT NOW GET BUSY PREPARING FOR 2012 - READ UP ON PLANTING TREES OR LOOK FOR AN EXISTING TREE THAT CAN BE DECLARED A LIBERTY TREE AROUND WHICH YOUR LOCAL WELSH LIBERTY DAY EVENTS MAY BE HELD - CHOOSE YOUR OWN LOCAL LIBERTY DAY - A LOCAL HISTORY OF WORTH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY CEREMONY OK!. See Embassy Glyndwr Blog: Owain Glyndwr Communicates For Their 'Glyndwr Oaks' Initiative.



NO SILLY FB FANTASIST RIP OFF  OF THIS IDEA OR I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN BURST INTO YOU CLOSET AND KICK THE HELL OUT OF YOUR PC AND STOMP ALL OVER YOUR PLAYSTATION AND BURN YOUR GONK OK! I WILL - AFTER ALL I AM AN 'HERETIC' AND A  'NUTTER'.




www.cvni.org/ort/hanging-trees/the-liberty-tree
At Roughfort near Mallusk in Co Antrim is a tree which carries all this history. Local historians link this tree to the 1798 United Irishmen uprising, ...

I just cannot keep up with all these English Royal Visits but as Carlo and Camilla are now almost permanantly based in the defunct native Welsh Principality of Dehuebarth why are there no 'Carmarthen Cyfamodwyr' Nationalist/Republicans prepared to at least set up an 'ENGLISH ROYAL WATCH' to notify rest of Patriotic Cymru/Wales when they are about so at least some kind of protest action as puting up posters and placing placards on fences can be carried out. Whatever, at least you 'Dehuebarth Dunces' are going to get a Diamond Jubilee Woodland out of this English Royal Visit from Carlo your English Prince of Wales. Nice One Foss Loss Any Money There?


Prince Charles to visit Ffos Las

www.eclipsemagazine.co.uk/.../index.php?...charles...ffos-las...
13 Jun 2011 – The meeting will also celebrate the success of Ffos Las Racecourse ...Highlights of The Prince of Wales's visit will be: ... The Prince will plant a commemorativetree, grown on the Duchy of ... that Ffos Las Racecourse has chosen to create a prestigiousDiamond Wood. ... it's easy to bet online ...



Prince Charles to visit Ffos Las


www.eclipsemagazine.co.uk/.../index.php?...charles...ffos-las...
13 Jun 2011 – The meeting will also celebrate the success of Ffos Las Racecourse ...Highlights of The Prince of Wales's visit will be: ... The Prince will plant a commemorativetree, grown on the Duchy of ... that Ffos Las Racecourse has chosen to create a prestigiousDiamond Wood. ... it's easy to bet online ...






News - Wales - Woodland Trust


www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/en/news-media/.../coed-cadw.aspx
6 March 2011 - Cadets planted 900 native trees at Ffos Las Racecourse in Camarthenshire. Help celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with trees - in Wales ... Ho, ho, ho – Santa takes time out to plant trees with Gwynedd kids ...

Liberty Tree - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The Liberty Tree (1646–1775) was a famous elm tree that stood in Boston, near Boston Common, in the days before the American Revolution. The tree was a ...

Liberty Tree | Original Liberty Tree

www.libertytreefdr.org/originaltree.php
The first, famous Liberty Tree stood on the Boston Common, an American Elm with a political history. The elm was a commons tree in the pre-Norman 'English ...

YouTube - Sons of Liberty - The Liberty Tree

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOUzQ9Di6jQ

3 min - 19 Mar 2009 - Uploaded by 911Infowarrior
"The tree of Liberty needs to be watered from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." Thomas Jefferson 3rd president of US ...

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Liberty Trees

1765
It is called a Liberty Tree because it stood in front of the hall named Liberty where the Sons of Liberty and Thomas Paine met to repeal the Stamp ...
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1775
The tree became the rallying place for patriots and was called the Liberty Tree until it was burned by British soldiers in 1775. Though the original ...
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