I’ll have to find the exact quote. And yes, it’s the only bit of policy produced by Labour since the last election: Withdrawal of Malta from PfP, the European Defence Agency and the EU Military Committee, all in the name of neutrality. This being Malta, no one took them to task over it. The newspapers were busy with other stuff such as weeping Madonnas, the definition of ‘implanted embryo’ and giant restaurant reviews.

We can send our army to Libya under the banner “Partnership for Peace with Gaddafi.”

More like PETROWL BOWT, most probably.

One soldier might not make a difference, but spare a thought for the one man, Mohammed Bouazizi ( http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/tunisia-i-have-lost-my-son-but-i-am-proud-of-what-he-did-2190331.html ), whose actions has changed the lives of so many others, across the Arab world and beyond.

Labour has a *policy*? That’s the first we’ve heard of it.

Details, please – but not links to Maltastar fiction.

Or try to get the message through to him via his spokesman Musa Ibrahim aka Musa Mansour:

musa1274@hotmail.com

or send him a message through Facebook at:

http://www.facebook.com/musa.mansour

Here’s his email address

info@alqathafi.org

It is true. Let’s not turn him into a national hero just because he’s taking notes around a conference table. Besides, it would be invidious to single him (or her) out when other soldiers are doing their duty on other, less glamorous missions.

Especially since a future Labour government will withdraw Malta from the EU Military Committee, so this will be the last time any AFM soldiers will be sent on such missions. What’s the point of putting a nice picture of this officer on the Times and showering him with praise, if not a single voice is raised against Labour’s despicable defence policy?

Why should he be known? To know if it’s true and he’s real.

Genes are already very mixed. It’s people who aren’t.