Well let’s face it… for many “north” Europeans, Africa starts south of the Alps / Pyrenees.

I’d say it’s the equivalent of our “white socks & sandals” jokes…

It wouldn’t make any sort of difference. As we’ve already seen, he favours words over action, so why should anyone care if he says he favours freedom of speech?

Given his political background and convictions, he probably doesn’t even know what it means, anyway.

It doesn’t have to be a Frenchman. You can see it for yourself, every time you look in the mirror. And no amount of EU “opportunities” will ever change it.

Do the reds ransack the houses of the blues and shoot them with submachine guns? Because if not, it’s not modelled on Malta.

Inti min itik daqqa ta harta fuq il-warda ta wiccek xellugija nahseb tiqaf u tithaqlu, id-dawwar wiccek biex itik ohra fuq il- leminija. Id- dahhaqx oqod nigges in-nies u tahseb li ha jibqu kwiti iktar u iktar meta jkun hmieg u giddeb.Int tghamel larja ghax ghandek l ghassa tal pulizija wara biebek.

Hey, at least you learn something new every day with H.P.

Factoid of the day: Malta has no diplomatic representation in Greenland. But we share a common bond: Greenland and Malta have the highest rates of overweight children in the 13-15 range.

You are only dreaming if you think so. Do not be misled, the (M)LP and its leaders will never change.

They might say nice words that honest people would like to hear, but will never mean them because the (M)LP is a party with no principles and it only believes in pragmatism and that ends justify the means.

I voted 1 for Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando, mostly because I was more concerned with getting my party elected and he was in the limelight. Next time round, whenever, wherever, I will be more discerning as there is ALWAYS a choice between candidates on the same party ticket.

Pullicino Orlando can take a flying jump, but the party will still be getting my no 1 as there is NO choice. Our future is bigger than one man.

Ghidilha, ‘l Arlette-I’m-not-African-Baldacchino.

It wouldn’t matter to someone of that mindset. It’s *so* over, as one woman columnist famously said of the 1980s.