The mittelkless at Super One
Published:
March 7, 2010 at 9:25am
Avventura kbira - taf li qatt ma mort Kemmuna?
These are some of the names of the Super One boys who raised funds for the station – so that Labour can use its money to pay Marisa Micallef instead – by being ‘izolati fuq Kemmuna’ (ma, x’avventura kbira, mama!):
Derston
Quinton
Byon Jo
Charlon
Oh, and they took a woman with them (but not to provide the obvious, of course): Julia Farrugia of Media Today. She edits a newspaper owned by Saviour Balzan and Roger de Giorgio, and she raises funds for Labour’s Super One.
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So Julia is Saviour’s editor. Now I know why so many friends of mine are following me and not buying that rag.
I applied for a job with One TV and got this as a reply: “Sorry, ismek mhux tan-n**k bizejjed biex tahdem maghna”.
Insejt lil Naxjis.
Another mafia in the making. We’ll soon get rid of them. Wait and see.
So they were; DERST ON
QUINT ON
BY ON
CHARL ON
BOTT ON
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Derst-ON, Quint-ON, Charl-ON, why not Jo By-ON???
And no Rayon in sight!
Maybe not, but you can add a Jas-ON.
Was Julia Farrugia the deputy chairman of Malta Institute of Journalists at the time?
[Daphne – Yes.]
On this issue I think you should read Lou Bondi’s piece in The Malta Independent on Sunday.
Thanks. I had skipped Lou Bondi’s article. Do these people know the meaning of “ethics”?
Were all these intrepid “journalists” born in the Dynasty and Dallas days?
Probably, there was not much on telly in between one episode and the next then, you know.