Yes, and it is indeed a real shame, even for Gonzi himself, who had done pretty well so far.

Exactly my thoughts.

Illalla Kev, qisek Tristram Shandy kemm iggibha bit-tul.

Then what are we to do? Honestly, the number of times I’ve felt a deep shame and anger at my own country. Maltese citizenship is not something you can resign from. So what is left to us? I hate my country and I cannot do anything about it.

No I didn’t remove it. It’s still where it always was:

http://baxxterswar.wordpress.com/strip-gaddafi-of-his-maltese-honours/

First, La Redoute, you need to tell me why Gaddafi was propped up by the West for so long before hearts started to bleed so profusely.

Business pragmatism, you say? But is that how it works?

You know, so-called ‘conspiracy theorists’ were confused by what initially seemed like a procrastinating West: ‘this is the trigger, why are they not biting?’

But now it is all clear. Soon the focus will move to another hot-spot in the same region, for this is not just about Gaddafi. And if you think that democratisation is the intended endgame you ‘re going to be surprised.

I would have supported the ousting of dictators worldwide had it been a genuine exercise in democratisation and not a missionary quest to unfold the so-called ‘new world order’, unveiled by Bush Snr. in the early 90s, parroted by various heads of state thereafter, but never really explained to the public.

Just like KMB, who failed to act in the Egypt Air hijack. With the leaders of the respective Oppositions literally “sitting on the fence”.

Malta has always had the leaders it deserves.

You must be neutered, not neutral.

And that of KMB and the Gaddafi brood.