Ah – yes – Mr 10%. Those were the days.

It doesn’t make sense. That write-up really doesn’t make sense. I am still trying to understand what it is all about – I wonder whether it was the law reporter who messed it all up.

Abso-effing-lutely, Min Weber. In one post, you’ve explained what the best PN strategists failed to understand – George Abela should have been kept in the political arena, not taken out of it and sent to the Presidency. He was made president after Labour’s leadership election, so exactly how was he supposed to “isir leader hu, u l-Laburisti jirbhu l-elezzjoni”?

He should have been there, alongside Joseph Muscat, with his smile or not, reminding us what a godawful twerp the new leader is. He was more useful to PN as a Labour candidate rather than as President.

Instead he was sent to a life of ease and retirement, where he can scheme away to his heart’s content. It’s all down to the old “turn the other cheek” nonsense and misguided belief in national reconciliation.

I said “normal countries”, Pecksniff.

Another old Maltese saying is that when in the wrong take the matter to court .

Pawlu Lia was appointed by the Leader of the Opposition, wasn’t he?

And he is the Labour Party’s lawyer in libel suits.

He’s hardly likely to take a stand against Consuelo Scerri Herrera.

What about our neighbours 60 odd miles to the north? Everybody is a Dottore over there.

Let us all remember that George Abela was active in the PL way before 1987…..