You don’t need names to name and shame. In 2013 be very careful who you vote for and consider their loyalty to the party. When time comes, they will know what will happen to traitors.

Name him and shame him; so that in four years time he will be taught a lesson.

[Daphne – I don’t think it. I know it, and so should everyone else. If a parliamentary group meeting is held at Villa Francia and within hours Malta Today has details of what was said, then somebody at the parliamentary group meeting got on the phone. I don’t imagine it was the butler listening through the keyhole. I have even worked out who it is. You only have to look at which ‘renegade MP’ Malta Today has been favouring recently with interviews and other ‘soft’ publicity, when he is the sort of person they would ordinarily be grinding into dust. My conclusion is that Malta Today has done a deal with this person: a hands-off approach towards him (or even better, positive exposure for his views and face) in exchange for inside information about arguments at PN parliamentary group meetings. Malta Today is right to do what is best for the business (stories about fights during PN parliamentary group meetings sell newspapers, and if you can’t bug the room or bribe the butler, then….), but the ‘renegade MP’ – words fail me.]

Erm, You’re wrong Daphne

‘…..although the letter wrongly claimed he had been to Wimbledon.’

‘The letter tried to blackmail him over an alleged trip he had made with George Fenech to watch a tennis match at Wimbledon, although the minister said he had never been there.’

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20091013/local/ministers-trips-revealed-in-blackmail-attempt

[Daphne – And that makes it even less of a blackmail attempt. It wouldn’t have been blackmail even if it were true, and if it’s false….well, then.]

[Daphne – Catch up. Before he went to watch Arsenal, he went to watch tennis.]

Too little and too late.