“He’s very clever, but sometimes his brains go to his head.”

After all, it is they who chase voters to trust them with running the show for five years, not journalists.

Ms. DCG has had the guts and balls to admit on her blog that she was quite mistaken in the recent past re the trustworthiness of Cyrus and JPO as PN political animals.

In so doing, her credibility has shot up sky high. Which is more than can be said about certain other journalists.

As JPO, what a clown.

How would you undermine a whole institution? Unless you represent one in particular, you cannot undermine it.

[Daphne – I’m glad you said that, because I am tired of dealing with people who believe that problems are created by the person who draws attention to them.]

Reuben Balzan’s speech was a telling-off of sorts to all the judiciary who have ridiculed one of the most important professions in history.

A profession in which its constituents should behave in a way as to completely make away with the common cliche’ of them being money hungry above anything else.

(I was obviously referring to Consuelo Herrera)

For him, truth and fiction (his version of what happened) have actually become intertwined and inseparable.

How he got to this state and how to untangle the web of fact from fiction are two elements which I really do not know how to handle – except by keeping a very very healthy distance from whatever he says.