Let the dead rest in peace.

His integrity and values speak for themselves. His achievements always portrayed success stories in his posts.

Furthermore, it was highly evident, in all the various surveys that were carried out during his run for the MLP leadership that his popularity and is respect is nationwide.

[Daphne – It’s no secret that I rather like him, too. But that doesn’t mean I don’t think he is wrong not to stand back from this one.]

It’s making a mockery of the justice system, you mean.

This is the only blog where we are getting some food for thought. All newspapers, newsrooms, websites and other sort of media seem to be completely detached from these kind of news.

Unfortunately, most Maltese people are more interested in commenting on a crap and boring show (why is it that most female singers seem a bit chubby and all male dancers are perfectly fit) like the Eurosong festival than making their voice heard on such serious situations. Too much trash TV makes you dumb.

So having said that, I do support Daphne to continue with her postings. We alternative (or are we progressive?) people out here need to be aware of what is really going on in this country.

It’s easier if you explain with Muppets.

I will remember him for only two things.

In 1996, he was part of the trio-leadership of the MLP which won the election on an anti-EU and anti-VAT programme.

In 1998, he did not want to call an election, implying he was happy to stay out of the EU, regardless of all that talk about a U-turn on the EU afterward his resignation from Labour.