“Being in politics myself, I can appreciate a film plot about politics”
Published:
November 14, 2011 at 8:42pm
Forgive me for distracting you from the Budget speech, but look at this. Honestly.
Aaron Farrugia (Labour’s policy ideas think-tank chief) on Facebook:
Just watched Ides of March with gosling and clooney. Being in politics myself I can appreciate the story and the plot.
In The Ides of March, which was adapted from a play called Farragut North, George Clooney plays Governor Mike Morris, a US presidential candidate who becomes embroiled in a sex scandal.
Is there something Aaron Farrugia should be telling us? Or perhaps not.
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Is he a candidate for the Partit Laburista Francais?
A Henry Kissinger in the making.
X’dardir ta’ nies. Allura hu biss jista’ jifhmu, ghax qieghed fil-“politika”? U minn meta ‘l haw l-FZL u l-forum IDEAT huma “politika”?
Ara, and I thought Clooney was playing Julius Caesar.
Ma! Grali bhal Anglu.
He thinks very highly of himself…..
The less this guy speaks, the better for him. I suggest they put a lid on his think tank.
Another Labour snob, just like his leader, self-proclaimed to be an economist..
Another Labour snob promoted way beyond his capabilities.
Inqabad wahdu Joe kif ser irahhas il-kontijiet tad- dawl b`ernegija irhas.
B` Aaron Farrugia, ghax mohhu daqs l-ikbar power station nukleari.
L-aqwa l-bandiera tal-EU warajh.
Min jaf kienx ivvota IVA?
Ara Luciano Busuttil, dak suldat tal-azzar!
No fancy starry EU flag for him in the back ground. It’s the good old-fashioned torca or the more recent adaptation in the background for him.
What if he wasn’t in politics?