"Welsh" Labour humiliated over Corbyn opposing power grab.

 I am being to think of "Welsh" Labour as resembling an Army corporal, in that whilst he likes to show of his single stripe, there is no desire to rise even further and indeed the ran of Sergeant or even Sergeant Major means to much responsibility.

Despite his often stated contempt for the Officers and that they are clueless upper class twits , he wouldn't dream of being one, again  too much responsibility and the fact that he secretly is in awe in those giving the order and really believes  that this as it should be.

This is reflected in Welsh Labour Minister who openly admit that they do not want similar powers as Scotland where the SNP have managed to alleviate a little of Westminster's  authority program,

https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/994473069300285440

Now we have the  the weird report from  Nation Cymru

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has branded unacceptable the UK’s intention to intercept powers in devolved areas returning from the EU – after the Welsh Government backed the deal.
The Welsh Government were accused by opposition parties of capitulating after reaching a deal with the UK Government over the matter two weeks ago.
In Scotland, however, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens are backing the SNP’s decision to reject the EU withdrawal deal.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has accused the UK Government of a "power grab" over key Brexit legislation.

His stance contradicts Welsh Labour ministers, who have reached a deal on the issue.
 
Mr Corbyn said.

"What they are doing is taking powers from Brussels that then ought to go to Scotland, Wales and English regions and instead hoarding them in Whitehall,"

Plaid Cymru said the Welsh Government's position was "ludicrous".
After a long-running row over what should happen to powers in devolved areas returning to Britain post-Brexit, the Welsh and UK governments reached an agreement last month.
However the Scottish SNP government - with the backing of the Scottish Labour Party - has continued to reject the deal on offer.
On Tuesday, Welsh AMs are expected to give their legislative consent to the EU Withdrawal Bill, in contrast to the Scottish Parliament.
 
It has led to egg al over the faces of Welsh Labour where AM's are desperatly trying to defend their pathetic capitulations,

MickAntoniw AM‏ @MickAntoniw1 10h10 hours ago

MickAntoniw AM Retweeted Adrian Masters

Oh irony of ironies! Plaid begging London to intervene! So much for devolution.

MickAntoniw AM added,

 

8. MickAntoniw AM‏ @MickAntoniw1 12h12 hours ago

   MickAntoniw AM Retweeted Ifan Morgan Jones

   Of course, it is a matter of judgment. I believe the deal for a whole variety of reasons better protects Wales position on this and subsequent related legislation . Plaid objection it seems to me is ideologically more about independence than best interests of people

   MickAntoniw AM added,

   Ifan Morgan Jones @ifanmj

   Replying to @MickAntoniw1

   You can be a socialist and believe that powers should reside with a socialist government in Cardiff Bay rather than a non-socialist one at Westminster. 'Nationalism' is just a means to an end to achieve that?

   7 replies 1 retweet 1 like
10. MickAntoniw AM‏ @MickAntoniw1 12h12 hours ago
MickAntoniw AM Retweeted Simon Thomas
I have never suggested Plaid doesn’t understand . It does. If I was a nationalist and separatist I would be with you. You want a constitutional conflict. But I am not, I am a socialist and want the best for people of Wales. This is my judgment. Sorry if you disagree.
MickAntoniw AM added,
Simon ThomasVerified account @SimonThomasAC
There's constructive ambiguity and there's just sheer confusion and incompetence. But where does this leave @fmwales @wgcs_finance @Jeremy_Miles @wgcs_localgov @MickAntoniw1 all of whom have been claiming @Plaid_Cymru doesn't "understand" their power grab deal with…
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Just remember who sided with Welsh Labours capitulation 
 
For

"Welsh" Labour

"Welsh" Conservatives

"Welsh" Ukip

"Welsh" Liberal Democrats


Against
Plaid Cymru 
 
Whilst the Green Party would have joined Plaid if they had AMs  the Liberal Democrats sole representative  joined the Unionist camp  and there seems to be no criticism from outside the Siambr from them.

In Scotland it was reversed with only the Tories not opposing the power grab
 
"Welsh" Labour MPs claiming that they have secured a good deal  is pathetic. It resembles an NCO who doesn't even  copy one of Das's Army Sergeant Wilson's "Is this wise sir?" in response to Captain Mainwaring 's stupidity.