@:bajd u laham

At least your ‘PN diehards’ do not regale us with ‘run rabbit run’ and ‘bongu Malta socjalista’ and the like. The bigot you are referring to must be the one of ‘run rabbit run’ fame who left Dardir Malta to seek pastures new all over the place, and now thinks that it has become an institution.

What you should be shocked about – and I’m not holding my breath here – is the fact that a company financed by – and supposedly a representative of – the taxpayer consistently recruits PN die-hards and activists (we are no longer talking of ex’s here) as head of news and prime time political shows. Whoever does not like PBS offerings can also stop watching them, granted, but that doesn’t stop the government from taking their licence and tax money to pay these bigots, does it?

On a lighter note, what’s with the dot preceding your name might I ask?

Explain why all these ‘former’ fired/ disgruntled NET announcers/journalists always find haven within the Labour Party and its allies/affiliations/subsidiaries?

The LP has become (always was) the junkyard of outdated politicians/radicals and any attempt to portray the “new Labour” as a ‘modern and progressive’ party is just another illusion by master Joseph.

Asked to leave? And I thought that he left on his own accord as a natural result of him preferring Al Jazeera to NET. I’m sure he spent countless, sleepless nights banging his head against the wall trying to figure out which was the better option.

[Daphne – Ah, yes, so by that reasoning he left Al Jazeera in London because Malta Today in a sh*thole in San Gwann was the better option.]

[Daphne – If most people liked him when he was the face of NET news, he wouldn’t have been asked to leave. And nobody wants your buttocks.]

Django (1966) was directed by Sergio Corbucci, and starred Franco Nero…

Gaddafi forces beat up BBC team

Gaddafi charm offensive with foreign media has gone awry and been exposed for what it really is.