Who knows. We might all be surprised, in a few months time.

It took our Prime minister six months to acknowledge the rebels as the govt of Libya, and you expect Mr.Dalli to comment on something that happened a few hours before?

Come on, let’s be fair.

[Daphne – It is fair, Silvio. John Dalli does not speak for Malta, unlike the prime minister.]

And the Maltese carry on with their inane comments, such as this one:

“Mr Karl Consiglio

Today, 11:02

Wow he’s like Lupin”

Wait till September 11, when the whole of the civilised world will be recalling the atrocious events of ten years ago, and Malta will be discussing some Arriva deadline or other – http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20110725/local/arriva-sets-september-11-as-full-service-target-date.377331

With an ego the size of John Dalli’s, Joseph would need a much larger skip or a second one for just Dalli.

Jose’s sister might become the ‘enquiring magistrate with executive powers’ replacing the Commission on Corruption, as suggested by Saviour Balzan.

‘in Italy during the war there were 50 million fascists, but a few weeks after the war there were 50 million who had never sided with Mussolini’

Wrong. In Italy during the war there was an organised resistance made up of all the political parties forcibly removed from parliament.

They resorted to guerilla tactics launched from all over the Appenines and coastal highlands.

This was the preferred tactic to avoid having entire villages accused of treason, condemning civilians to be decimated by firing squad.

What you’re saying is that people’s fear for their lives justifies their abusive behaviour.

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Nikita Alamango
is curious to find out the substance of the ‘urgent’ cabinet meeting this morning …

[Daphne – Madonna, x’injoranza ta’ nies. Imbasta iparlaw bl-Ingliz. ‘The substance’ – ‘is-sustanza’.]

Libya has nothing to do with her, but she takes buses and she is unsatisfied with the service ergo it is a national problem.