You were Lorry’s front man; anything to do with this slimebag had to go through you first. Patrick Holland had Il-Fusellu and Lorry Sant had Ronnie Pellegrini.

In the 1980s, while people really did struggle to make ends meet, you lived in comfort as a member of the elite, the people considered part of the power structure, who were far more equal than the rest. This is what you should tell your BEST FRIENDS on Facebook.

‘One in five 16 to 24-year-olds are now out of work, after a rise of 32,000 to 951,000 without jobs, the highest figure since records began in 1992.’

That’s in the UK, Stacey please note.

Here’s a quote for those lazy to click.
“When Jason (Micallef) was hardly a teenager, Ronnie Pellegrini was in his prime, a sidekick to one of Labour’s most unforgettable nightmares. He was there when Lorry bulldozed his way through everything and always had his way.
And Ronnie was not only his lieutenant with direct access to many of Lorry’s excesses; but probably quite aware of how, when and how many of those excesses where committed.
That he continued to survive politically, and more importantly, failed to get hammered by the media when he took the role of assistant to Jason Micallef, beats me.”

Seems like we have had true reconciliation. But we will not forget.

http://www.kullhadd.com/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12223226

F**k off, Ronnie, you miserable git. As long as you and similar henchmen remain in the Labour Party, there will never be true reconciliation

[Daphne – I doubt it. You should have seen the naff (but pricey) matching outfits he and Jason Micallef wore to court. They would have put quite a few cartons of milk on the table, I can tell you, with enough left over to fill Stacy’s tank.]