Marco, I wouldn’t vote for a politician whose opinion is irrelevant, if I were you.

Aha. Bring back Gaddafi, then, at least we had cheap oil and finance for the Labour Party

Now go back to your paljazzi and 24/7 fantasising about being a master of the universe.

No sir, you are wrong.

If Joseph Muscat has the plans to alleviate even by a small bit the economic pressure on the Maltese families he himself is claiming, then he is duty bound by the oath he took to protect the constitution (the people) to sustain his claims.

“Well to spare you the embarrassment, you could always take the first flight out of the country back to wherever you came from”.

Typical far-right attitude.

Actually Labour’s core vote is much larger than PN’s, and way above 40%. So Mandango can rest easy. Labour will win in 2013.

Daphne, Joseph Muscat’s opinion at the moment is irrelevant, he is just the leader of opposition and would make no difference in the actions taken by govt, or you want him to propose an opinion to Gonzi as well, issa zejjed kollu zejjed ta, Gonzi must begin asking questions to himself and at the same time respond them….acting like a PM. The economic crisis would be totally differnet after election and if Muscat was to be a PM…it may even be non-existent…

Idi Amin. Another close friend of the MLP of AST and Karmenu Vella.

That user name says it all

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Mandango

Mandango, you seem to be around 14-15 years old. You talk like a boy who spends a lot of time watching American teenage shows on television.

Mandango please confirm that you are either his wife or his mother…..or are we running a risk of having a Clinton on our hands?