Oh Daphne and Co…..you really cannot hide the fact that your frame of mind is very similar to those poor souls in the occupied Nazi Germany. What a pity that you have not heard that today on TV they are showing America’s NEXT TOP MODEL. You never know you might contemplate another career in public relations that will definitely bring out the extraordinary beauty and charm for all to see.

Very base, true, unlike your ilk, who are refined, esoteric, even mouth-watering. But what I said is very important, lost in the wind of course, but important nonetheless.

“the website is NOT considered as the official mouthpiece of the party”

I read the opinion piece by some Justyne Caruana the other day and she stated;
“The PL was always an innovative and progressive party and maltasar.com is a very concrete demonstration of this. The Party recognised the potential of having an online newspaper, and this was innovative at the time.”

I can’t tell who is right or wrong (nor do I care that much), but it seems to be a confusing topic. I find the new site atrocious and if I were a representative of the Labour Party I would do all I can to distance myself from it. It’s really not a site for 2009.

Official mouthpiece or not, it just goes to show what a base mentality “tal-Labour” have generally got.

Yes, maltacom.star is indeed owned by tal-Labour. I have not refuted that. Still, the website is NOT considered as the official mouthpiece of the party. And that was my point. As for representation, Mrs Mallia, candidates usually represent their voters, but that may be too much for you, gravy and all.

Sorry mate, don’t believe you.

Kev – If the website is NOT the Labour Party’s, then kindly explain why the address given on the “contact” details section of http://www.maltastar.com is the ‘glasshouse’ one ( http://www.maltastar.com/pages/ms09dart.asp?a=253 ), whilst the telephone number listed on the same place (21249900) is – according to http://www.go.com.mt – registered in the name of “Malta Labour Party – Centru Nazzjonali Laburista”.

Please don’t try to come up with excuses for the sad party which your wife is representing in the upcoming MEP elections. L-aqwa l-gravy train, nahseb.

How did he go from ‘hash’ to ‘hush’? – Had he gone down the ‘denser’ route and written ‘hesh’ it would have been understandable but ‘hush’?
Unless he abbreviated the Maltese term ‘Haxixa’… which might make sense (well, not quite, but you know what I mean).

You forgot Bowie’s ‘Let’s Dense’