Well Jozef, maybe they can start a ‘TAKS FORCE’

Antoine, I believe that in yesterday’s Bondi+, the key moment was when Anglu Farrugia, in my view, revealed that Joseph Muscat’s reference to a clear plan on how to reduce water and electricity tariffs was, in fact, John Dalli’s plan.

I think this was a strategic revelation, and I could read Lou Bondi’s satisfaction in his face.

John Dalli’s statement on Inkontri that the least he expected was that the government would do a feasibility study now takes a new meaning.

Why is it that I think that someone has done a feasibility study, and that this is now in the hands of Joseph Muscat?

Why is it that Labour gave airtime to John Dalli to argue in favour of his plan?

I think that if the government really does not intend to go ahead with the plan, the government should disclose the whole plan and why it is not feasible. But maybe “at the right time.”

Prose-it Pat.

My knee-jerk reaction would be to say: bis-serjeta’?

But then I think otherwise because when I’ve asked this question, I’ve always been answered with a resounding “yes”.

Still, when I think that our future deputy PM will be this idiot..

Daphne, the photograph caption is hilarious.

It is made up of two Latin words “pro” meaning “in favour of” or “beneficial to” and “sit” which is the subjunctive of the verb “esse” meaning “to be” (compare Italian “sia”, subjunctive of the verb “essere”).

In my view, it should be avoided when one speaks Maltese and may be replaced by “nifrahlek”.

The comparison between the two deputies proved unbearable.

How can the Broadcasting Authority remedy such a situation?

Vera prosit Ang :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRLQs0w4ExY

On the outside he looked calm and composed but you could see the anger and hatred oozing out

His eyes, most especially, gave the game away. Ma x’biza!