As another thing, I'm not sure they were cadets. I think they were trainee soldiers. Which means they'd be 16 upwards. You can join the army at 16. You can't be deployed until 18. Cadets tend to be 12-16. So if they were cadets I'd expect to see a few looking younger than they do.
Wrong of them to be involved with him at all also and especially in a uniform. If I worked for Asda and I was in an Asda uniform and putting pictures of him with me in an Asda uniform on social media I think I might get an interview without coffee for associating Asda with him.
Either way perhaps serves that older is more mature. The issue I think in Wales is they (political parties) see the younger as gerrymandering with age. They float an idea on facetwit (miss spelled I think...) and people will follow it for a reason, their mates say it's cool and someone said it's true on the interweb. innit.
I do not believe for one minute that Plaid or Labour want this for any other reason than to bolster themselves for either view. With Plaid its independence and labour, because Thatcher.
I really want to go down the bay one day and with one wish and get them all to just get on with what we have and sort things locally and get things done rather than score points and bicker and stop pretending we are a giant striding the worlds stage but a country that is having a few issues at the moment and the creche in Cardiff Bay is not helping.
My Rate are one of the highest in the UK, they are going to go up again and service is poor. But halfwits anonymous AKA Assembly Members think they are on the right track.
Votes for 16 and 17 years old has been a huge success in Scotland and I don't see why that wouldn't be replicated in Wales.
You were against it when the SNP wanted it for Scottish Independence, and then in favour for EU independence. Odd that.
How has it been measured?
They successfully put an X in a box.
Levels of political engagement, voter turnout and monitoring of support for non-mainstream parties amongst other things.
Except they would need to join the EU who don't want another country that needs subsidies.
Why not? Are all countries contributors?
NET contributors?