Minn wara l-kwinti

What a mentality.Throwing stones anonymously from behind a brick wall, then coming out and smiling, pretending it wasn’t you, appears to be a big thing with Labour sympathisers. They claim that they fear being scapegoated or criticised – and that, quite frankly, doesn’t say much about them or their backbone. Somebody should tell them: nothing anonymous can ever be credible. It is never taken seriously, and it can never have any authority. It will never get you anywhere. This is as much the case with those who run anonymous hate sites as it is with consultants who believe that if they are revealed to have worked for Labour they will never work again.

It is lack of professionalism which affects your career, and not Labour sympathies – and what affects your career most of all is cringing cowardice.

From the newspapers today:

“The Nationalist Party said it was in the public interest for Labour to reveal who its consultants appointed to analyse the (waste management) strategy were. These people could have a possible conflict of interest but Labour was choosing to keep such information hidden from the public.

In response, Mr Brincat said the Labour Party was willing to protect all its consultants who chose to help out voluntarily. “When you help the Nationalist Party, many times you get to further your career but when you help the Labour Party you become a sacrificial lamb,” he said yesterday.”