This is also very interesting.

What exactly have they put up Jason? I think we should be told.

Edgar Galea Curmi ‘s dedication to his job, and his initiative in helping sort out any injustice, irrespective of the victim’s political inclination are legendary.

I experienced this at first hand, and despite not agreeing politically, I think both Lawrence Gonzi and Edgar Galea Curmi are the most honourable prime minister/assistant combination any country would be proud to have.

Unfortunately they are surrounded by several incompetent and weak cabinet ministers, but these two, Lawrence Gonzi and Edgar Galea Curmi, do their very best for our country and I can vouch for this, hand on heart, from my own personal experience, and I am sure many others would agree.

I am very impressed by my dealings with them and will definitely vote PN in the next election despite the incompetent and shallow remainder of the PN clan.

Imagine having Joseph Muscat as prime minister instead! I would be ashamed to be Maltese.

Kompli ilghaba tal-bela..it’s suits you!

[Daphne – I’m waiting for you to spell it out, Edward, because I can see neither cat nor bag. All I can see is a compassionate visit entirely in line with Galea Curmi’s character, and cracked and venomous twisted behaviour entirely in keeping with Saviour’s character three and a half years later. Why doesn’t he tell us who the other person was who was there with him?]

I think Edward was referring to Dudu’s comment two comments back re Jason’s removal from the post of General Secretary of the PL.

Dee the answer is a little philosophical but essentially it’s up the collective, of which, a part is defiant whilst the other part is joyfully oblivious.

I find the answer in a quote made by my history teacher some years back. ’empty vessels make most sound’.

His willingness to genuinely help people is something that you would not expect from a man in his position.

He is a big teddy bear at heart, and this is reflected in his actions.

Those who think otherwise do not know him at all.

I can’t understand how on earth people read that crappy newspaper, but unfortunately people do and they seem to believe all the idiocies. Either the people are extremely naïve or simply they want to believe. During my recent conversations with different people, I was appalled recently how much the Maltese take such reports at face value.

Muscat, Super One and Malta Today are getting pretty sickening and desperate and all this noise is happening two years before the expected election date.