Westminster is scrapping Wales' law – so what are Welsh Labour going to do about it?

I often wonder why they even care about controlling Wales, but they might as well because resource connections may become useful in the future/are useful. Same was true of Ireland, they just had the balls to break free. I'm not blaming the Welsh public for their lack of appetite and I honestly hate it when someone comments saying tyrd Cymru mae'n amser deffro crap (what are you doing yourself to encourage independence?) but it seems that the only way forward is to convert a majority of the Welsh public to a pro indy sentiment, earn and win a referendum.

Write to our MP's & MS's. Fill their mailboxes. Write well, impassionately but not offensively. Hundreds of people write one star reviews for bad housing developers who change the name of a house. Thousands ought to make their feelings known to their democratic representatives about this. Plaid need to go for the political jugular on this. Attack the Toties and the UK Govt with everything they can throw at them. Take the political initiative here and invite Welsh Labour to join them.

Labour, especially in Wales, are not fit for the moment. Tied to the "UK" party they are toothless. In grasping for some "UK" safety blanket they are spineless. And in trusting Cymru to the "UK" they are feckless. The Cons will ride roughshod over our FM's empty words with no consequences, as ever, because WM has all the power as long as we are in their "UK". And they know Labour in Wales can never challenge that. Their boss won't let them. Power is useless unless you use it. All we have left to us is the "bully pulpit" and the reality that we could go independent. The Cons clearly want to force this fight. It's "us or them". So start to fight back before they finally come for the existence of the Senedd itself and you pretend to be surprised again. Before there is nothing left to fight for. Meanwhile, because Labour will never rally people for Cymru (they can't) vote for Plaid. If for no other reason than they have somewhere to go rhetorically, unlike Labour. So sick of these empty words and wishes. Stand up or stand aside. *sorry, I'm getting a bit fed up of all this*

If devolution is based on law the Senedd should use the law to protect devolution. What else can be done done other than to take the UK government to court. Though I suspect ultimately, the only real way to stop Westmister is by leaving the Union. The Tories will continue to attack devolution - it's in their English nationalist Brexit blood. Let's just gain independence before it is too late.

Surely the Supreme Court will stop the Tories' wicked plans?? Can any legal experts tell me if I'm right or wrong?

Am I right in saying the Senedd took Westminster to court over how Brexit allowed Westminster to override devolution already through post-Brexit Internal Market Act? As far as I recall, Jeremy Miles was told that couldn't challenge based on theory and had to wait for practical application of the Act, and then Jeremy Miles outlined intention to challenge that ruling. This clearly isn't a relationship of respect between two nations, clearly Conservatives don't care for unionism and only want to rule by force and there is limited options that the Senedd can do - it cannot afford to continuously be in court. I'm not saying there aren't any options, just that maybe appearing to be soft while continuing to make more and more things independent from Westminster might be the best available action at the moment. Or someone much smarter than me should come up with something different.

They should take the English Tory Government to the Supreme Court. What the Conservatives have done and are doing with their Wales EU power grab, interference into areas devolved, especially their illegal repeal of the 2017 Welsh Trade Union Law passed by our Senedd Cymru is against the Wales Devolution Act and should be challenged & won in the highest court

Do about it? Sod all...... the wife wants to go to a palace garden party and wear a stupid feathered hat. If I'm really really servile I'll get to swear an ermine robe like Kinnock.