No no, Deidun is no clueless marine biologist with green ideologies. He is actually quite right-wing.

He may be young but he certainly knows his hardcore “Christian values” and anti-immigration policies.

That will be the downfall of PN. The sheer contradiction of them all.

Sure, it’s an interesting read. He’s very eloquent in his manner of speaking and he’s the only column I actively look for in The Sunday Times (while I read others whimsically), but now even this is becoming worn out.

Come next election, where I’d usually opt for supporting the PN, I’m not sure what I will do, especially since my electoral district carries loonies from both ends of the spectrum.

Mark Anthony Falzon, this blog and my own thinking is only causing a negative crisis in my head as all that lies ahead is a choice of damnations.

I honestly doubt I have viable choices.

Unfortunately, you can’t blame Alan for being naive in the company of “those sharks.” I understand he is a marine biologist.

Jean sorry to tell you, but you have a distorted view of reality. Whilst certainly conservative bank policies have contributed to save the day, it was a host of micro adjustmens that made sure we had a soft landing – Italy and France are still badly bruised. Italy cannot regain momentum and France are bracing themselves for a damning Tax Reform which will be voted in next month.

Agreed, Mobi. Brilliant lecturer.

Miskin Deidun,

Used and abused as a token “ambjentalist” by the PN, i.e. rope him in to shut him up, and he still has not got it.

Alan, wise up, gbin, you’re a good guy but spectacularly naive in the company of those sharks.

I can think of no more eloquent argument in favour of divorce than an observation of Edwin Vassallo and Joyce Cassar at work.

I mean – holy shit – can you imagine being compelled to be married to either one of them for a whole lifetime. It’s against Human Rights and all known Geneva Conventions.

“A few years in opposition might do a world of good to the PN but it will do no such thing to Malta. With all its faults the PN is still, by far, the better option.”

There is no way on earth that a few years of Labour can be worse than the last few years of PN, which were – objectively speaking – utter pants.

The relevant choices Gonzi has made from the get- go, all of them, vary from plainly wrong to borderline dishonest. The sooner many hardcore Nationalists lose this ‘We are God’s gift to humanity’ attitude, the better for everyone, including, if not especially, the PN itself.

Hilarious! I was also wondering who this Kevin was! I was sure it wasn’t Dr Gulia’s name but I just couldn’t remember.

As regards Edwin Vassallo, honestly, what a complete disaster. He should stick to selling jeans and carrying Our Lady’s statue in Mosta.

[Daphne – He wasn’t saying ‘Kevin’ but ‘Gevin.’]