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In a way, I did expect it because Eluned Morgan and Welsh Labour have definitely not been able to really separate themselves from the events in Westminster, but it's still mad to have the Deptuy FM say on Welsh news: 'Labour won't be helming the next gov,' in the year of our Lord 2026, after they've spent so long being the dominant party within Wales.

Also, the upswing of Plaid Cymru votes is honestly really nice to see. But admittedly I think the new constituency names are a fuckin mouthful because we have just smashed the former constituency names together like a mad tongue-twister.

In a way, I did expect it because Eluned Morgan and Welsh Labour have definitely not been able to really separate themselves from the events in Westminster, but it's still mad to have the Deptuy FM say on Welsh news: 'Labour won't be helming the next gov,' in the year of our Lord 2026, after they've spent so long being the dominant party within Wales.

Also, the upswing of Plaid Cymru votes is honestly really nice to see. But admittedly I think the new constituency names are a fuckin mouthful because we have just smashed the former constituency names together like a mad tongue-twister.

In a way, I did expect it because Eluned Morgan and Welsh Labour have definitely not been able to really separate themselves from the events in Westminster, but it's still mad to have the Deptuy FM say on Welsh news: 'Labour won't be helming the next gov,' in the year of our Lord 2026, after they've spent so long being the dominant party within Wales.

Also, the upswing of Plaid Cymru votes is honestly really nice to see. But admittedly I think the new constituency names are a fuckin mouthful because we have just smashed the former constituency names together like a mad tongue-twister.

In a way, I did expect it because Eluned Morgan and Welsh Labour have definitely not been able to really separate themselves from the events in Westminster, but it's still mad to have the Deptuy FM say on Welsh news: 'Labour won't be helming the next gov,' in the year of our Lord 2026, after they've spent so long being the dominant party within Wales.

Also, the upswing of Plaid Cymru votes is honestly really nice to see. But admittedly I think the new constituency names are a fuckin mouthful because we have just smashed the former constituency names together like a mad tongue-twister.

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A huge congratulations to Terror Camp 2025 presenter Kaitlyn Gorsalitz @alongblank on her contributions to the recent identification of the remains of FOUR (!!!!) new Franklin Expedition men, as part of Dr. Douglas Stenton's research team.

You can read the full scientific paper here!

And for access to Kaitlyn's presentation “When We Meet Next”: Investigating Franklin Men and Their Families, please email command [@] terror dot camp for last year's TC recordings.

John Gregory, engineer on Erebus, was identified at site NgLj-3 in 2021

James Fitzjames had previously been identified at site NgLj-2 in 2024

Three more sets of remains have been identified.

John Bridgens, steward on Erebus, was found at site NgLj-3. His full name was Henry James Bridgens, and he was probably illiterate.

David Young, ship's boy on Erebus, was found at site NgLj-2. His mandible (jawbone) is the smallest found to date and his wisdom teeth had not yet erupted. Facial reconstruction has yielded this 2D sketch.

William Orren, able seamen on Erebus, has been identified at site NgLj-1. He had at least 8 siblings.

None of these men died alone. There is one more set of remains at site NgLj-3, which is speculated to belong to a young man under the age of 25 due to incomplete epiphysis (growth plate) fusion. They were found alongside a boat which would take 20 men to haul.

YOU DON'T NEED TO TAKE YOUR ID TO VOTE, YOU JUST NEED TO BE REGISTERED (TAKE UR POLLING CARD THOUGH.)) ALSO 16 AND 17 YEAR OLDS CAN VOTE.

sorry guys he's really not feeling up to it this year 😔 (his annual "until judgement day" battle with gwythyr)

but fear not! another competitor appears!