Let’s not probe too deep into family fortunes. Many Maltese businessmen made their own fortune on the backs of the oppressed Libyans, as favoured buddies of Gaddafi’s family.

Gaddafi used the interpreter as a paraventu.

Did you see the wide angle shots of the Gaddafi interview, where he is shown with his right foot on the coffee table?

This reminds me of a particular session in Maltese Parliament sometime during 1990 -1991. One of the Nationalist Ministers spoke in favour of Gorbachev, and a number of MLP MPs starting booing and ridiculing Gorbachev from the opposition benches.

Somehow, this party consistently ends up on the wrong side of history.

Do the Labour Party MPs or PL members know anything about Gaddafi’s familiy fortunes?http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1361919/Muammar-Gaddafi-familys-astonishing-wealth-revealed.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

Er, what would “more than just a friend be”? A bedmate?

What you are saying is true. But it does not amount to “Gaddafi gave his interview to the BBC in English.”. What you are saying and what Mr Schembri said are two different things, with different implications.

Gaddafi was, to my mind, still playing to the gallery – but the Libyan / Arab gallery, not the West.

Imbaghad il-hafna ma jkollomx biex ihallsu il-kont tad-dawl u l-ilma. Heqq, m’hemmx x’taghmel.

Are you sure he gave the interview in English? It is in Arabic.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12607478

[Daphne – He spoke English several times, understood most of the questions, and pretended not to understand others when it paid him to do so.]

12. Put the lot of them in the stocks while we form an orderly queue to pay 10 euros and lob rotten tomatoes at them. Or worse.

13. Anglu Farrugia seems to know where votes can be sold for 70 euros to a PN agent with a fund for the purpose. But you’ve got to be a drug addict.

14. Send John Bundy round restaurant tables with a bag of keyrings and pens and a printed card that says ‘I’m deaf and dumb and possibly also blind, please help’.

15. Given what I’ve been reading lately, it looks like the MLP has the werewithal to provide a hitman service. I’m told by The New York Times that the going rate at the LIbyan embassy in Malta in the 1970s was around $150,000. Prices must have gone up by now.

16. Maybe Byon Jo Zammit’s mum can be persuaded out of retirement to turn a trick or two for his camera, with the results screened at a private viewing for gerontophiliacs who like large labia. Charge them 100 euros to get in. Il-vera wortit.

17. Sack Marisa Micallef and save 40,000 euros a year.

18. Sack them all, and give us some peace of mind.

19. Jaghmlu bingo kull nhar ta’ Sibt ma’ Consuelo u Robert u forsi Jeffrey ukoll. L-ewwel premju sabih: hot date ma’ tat-Teletubi.

20. Get Al Qaeda to help them organise a coffee morning with spiked Nescafe. Their mate Gaddafi has the details.

That’s it from me. No more free ideas for Labour.