Daphne, I`m in love with you….I wish i could express myself a faction as good as yourself :D !

Just reading through the comments makes me realize that we live in a sick country.. not just the zest of the comments but the actual words used..and even many of your own comments and those of people hold no value in democracy.

Once the story was told, whether for the right or wrong reasons, it should stop there. You should not allow people to use your blog to degrade themselves with vulgar comments.

This is a cancer in our society which is spreading like wildfire and reaching even our young children. As adults we need to understand that when we speak/write -what we have said is accessible to all, and if we pollute the minds of young before they are capable of reasoning, then we will reap what we sow when they are older.

You were right in the first place to make these facts known, however what bothers me Daph is that fact that you knew all these things for years, but only now revealed them as you were going to be bitten! Had Consuelo not tried to dirty you and your husband, would all of this remained behind closed doors?

Many comments following in this blog, border on the shameful and shows that it is true that our population has lost its Christian roots and faith..from here on its downhill only..

Let us all examine our own lives and try to steer our own lives and families in the right direction before trying to lead others’ lives for them. People are what they are not through their own fault but because of their upbringing, or situations which they have lived through. They need help rather than a stoning in public. Anyway – God bless you all.

Daphne, I just wish you luck in court and in writing, and of course, God bless your family.

It was, but it was hilarious xD

Daphne – I’ve always thought you to be a breath of fresh air for Maltese journalism but wow…this is beyond brilliant!

Perhaps you haven’t noticed that this is about a magistrate and a politician. The ‘moral incorrectness’ of their affair impinges directly on their public role.

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They would require the bigest trucks in Malta to transport the steel balls for the monument!

This is not about the private lives of well-known people, but about the behaviour of people who hold (or aspire to) public office; it shows their true colours, their true selves. Well-done, Daphne (albeit I do not agree with all your views).