Why does Gaddafi have such a bad haircut? Even KMB can give him a better one.

“I wonder, will we still be craven when the Labour government decides to build a statue of Mintoff”,

It depends which side wins, the Salvatur side or the Traditur side.

Hard to make a spout aim at both at the same time.

If the PN had a hand in allowing this statue of the golden boy from the golden years to be put up then it is pure genius: a permanent reminder of the king of Labour crooks, cast in bronze.

@Charles

Actually when Dr.Bonnici ‘defends literature that is far from moral’ is the only occasion when he does not put the proverbial foot in it.

THAT was really bad.

It seems that even then, the start of the ‘golden years’, the MLP had a paucity of suitable men and women able to head a ministry. Let’s face it, Lorry Sant was not an academic, either.

The only person they regarded as an icon was il-Perit and often referred to him as the brilliant Rhodes scholar who went to great pains in ensuring his degrees and diplomas were printed after his name.

Too bad years later he disappointed many followers by declaring that ‘degrees and diplomas were mere pieces of paper one would wrap anchovies in’. I hate to say it, but his works attest to his statement.

Instead of letting us forget the past, as they often suggest, they continuously bring up the horrors of the 1971-87 regimes.

They never stop shooting themselves in the foot.

Lorry Sant had his canvassers distribute blank exercise books with the covers serving as his personal propaganda leaflets in state schools.

My father refused to distribute these in his school and was promptly transferred.

Civil servants were made to gather outside their offices in Beltissebh and instructed to cheer with little red and white paper flags whenever Lorry Sant decided to hold an impromptu meeting.

That bad.