Afraid of change

WHAT has this Welsh Assembly election results shown us?
For one, the people are afraid of real change by continuing to re-elect a Labour government, who are just as split from their main party in London as the Tory party. 
It’s not all doom and gloom for Plaid who wrestled Rhondda from Labour and seeing their vote increase from 2011. 
While the Lib Dems are all but wiped out of Wales, the back-door Tory party that is Ukip took three seats from the Tories and all over Wales split the Tory vote which denied them taking seats from Labour. 
The rise of Ukip also took four Lib Dem seats, so will Ukip finally be honest and admit they are made up of anti-Europe and ex-Tories.
Like former Tory MP’s Neil “cash for questions scandal” Hamilton and Mark Reckless or that they contain members like Gareth Bennett after blaming litter on Cardiff immigration. 
Ukip once against the Welsh Assembly now plan how to spend public money to further their quest and campaign to secure a leave Europe leave vote. 
The Abolition the Welsh Assembly brigade came sixth on the regional list with 4.4 per cent – 44,286 votes,which should put such calls to be finally put to bed. 
We live in a country where more powers are thrown at Scotland and Northern Ireland by London and Wales must crawl over broken glass for any more powers,while Labour in Cardiff Bay continue to be subservient to the Tories in London.