That being so, KMB must be crapping his pants. So are Gowzef, Vella, AST, Sammut, et al.

Here comes another telethon for funds on Super One.

I followed that interview. Indeed he called him a clown in no uncertain terms.

No, of course not.

[Daphne – At 46, Reuben, no army will take me. But I have volunteered for the Red Cross. And you? Oh, and do please stop changing your name – Mario Farrugia, Mario Borg, Joe Abela and now Reuben Sachs. Do you think I can’t tell?]

There’s a lot of truth in that. When the top brass put up tacky stuff everywhere, convinced that it’s hot shit, you know there’s something wrong in the country.

I mean, just look at ‘Gensna’ for crissakes.

http://blogs.reuters.com/oddly-enough/2011/03/16/divan-intervention-in-libya/

I hope that when your prediction fails to materialise, you will post an apology comment.

Assuming he’d have any missiles left, maybe we could wave a copy of our constitution if we see any heading in our direction. The neutrality clause is bomb-proof.

No-fly zone is out of the question.

There are two options left for the EU to take and I suggest they do not choose to “sit this one out”.

[Daphne – That’s because, as I told you yesterday, you think of this in terms of a game or a competition. But it is not. It cannot be over in 48 hours, because the consequences of whatever happens to Benghazi will be prolonged for months and years. There was a discussion about this on CNN last night with an international relations expert from the London School of Economics. He dismissed Saif Gaddafi’s claims as clownish. Shame you missed it. You were probably reading Malta Today at the time.]