Random international maps thread

[minionofmidas]

Had to look twice to notice that I can, in fact, accurately tell Commies from Social Democrats on that.

So the Young Czechs won Prague but nowhere else? Hilarious.

[minionofmidas]

So the Young Czechs won Prague but nowhere else? Hilarious.

NarSj are not the Young Czechs.

They're the successor party's successor party. If I can trust my Czech wikipedia text comprehension.

[minionofmidas]

There's A LOT of people in the green bits (though not enough to win this thing or make it ultraclose).

[minionofmidas]

What about the Fenian parts of Ulster?

[minionofmidas]

They're for it. But don't seem to have a position on the Euro, as far as I can tell.

Actually, the manifesto (one para. of a chapter entitled "think global" or somesuch crap) reads

"Plaid Cymru is committed to an independent Wales as a full member of the European Union. We will continue to support further democratic reform of the EU. We are committed to increased representation for Wales in the EU. This includes a fair number of MEPs for Wales, a European Parliament office in Wales, a rotating European Commissioner and most importantly, a vote for Wales in the Council of Ministers. As a welcoming nation, Plaid Cymru recognises the invaluable contribution that migrants have made to Wales. Our civic nationalism celebrates tolerance, mutual understanding and difference. We condemn the point-scoring used by other parties and the pandering to unfounded xenophobic prejudices in the debate on immigration. Plaid Cymru also supports the right of asylum seekers to work in the UK while they wait for status decisions to be made and we call for the speeding up of the unnecessarily complicated asylum system. We condemn the practice of housing recently-arrived asylum seekers, especially children, in "detention" or "removal" centres as punitive and cruel."

The first sentence being odd since Plaid isn't, actually, you know, committed to an independent Wales in the common sense of the word.