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Part 1:

Apparently, you may just be scratching the surface of Nazi designs on The Celtic Nation And Duchy Of Cornwall (& The Duchess!), Mr Smith:

Part 2:

You appear to be more than a little behind the curve on that interesting subject, Mr Smith.
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose - it's a well known fact that ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Cornwall Pheoenix Wharf staffers short of ideas, feeling out on the edge in the ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio not-Cornwall anglo-centric-imperialist-colonial-limbo-land-peripheral-vacuum or wanting to get up-to-the-minute info on burning issues frequently turn to C24 as a valuable resource for ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio anti-Cornwall ‘journalists’. It's just a pity you all put up the ´óÏó´«Ã½lone blinkers when truths are told. Put bbc+radio+cornwall into the C24 Discussion Board - - search tool and you will get some.

Oh Dear! Not quoting the Nazis again as "proof" of how cruel the those English are?

Apparently not, Slimslad. Mr Smith merely appears to be scraping the bottom of the hearsay barrel on this occasion. In the interests of what and whom exactly is a bit of a mystery. Ingénue tourist journalism perhaps?

Hardly a 'story too good to ignore' - unless there is a personal/institutional agenda.

In any case, is it not in fact more likely that the then right royal Nazi sympathiser Duke of Cornwall (later to become the exiled 'Duke of Windsor') encouraged von Ribbentrop in the idea that he could take over the Duchy - after all, our then waster Duke (plus ça change) appears to have even shared his girl friend with old Ribbers.

These Nazi sympathisers came from all walks of life, as well as royalty.
Some English wore wore Nazi uniforms, as did some French and Breton separatists, even the founder of the Celtic League once had a death sentence over his head for his Nazi connections. History makes uncomfortable reading, sometimes.

Indeed it does, Slimslad. Mr Smith appears to have been over-enthusiastically clutching at straws with which to tickle to death those progressives who are moving on from his Retro 'Glorious Empire' Major Bufton-Tufton world view.

Some thoughts for you Graham:

A link to your own "blog", CornishRep?
Proves exactly what? Gives your comments some "authority", or acts as some sort of "proof"?