This didn’t work out, did it? Franco is right in what he’s doing today, but he’s totally going about it the wrong way.

When you wrote, phonetically, the words Anglu utters in public, I sometimes thought you were exaggerating.

Today I happened to listen to one of his (written) speeches and I concluded that someone writes them for him, because he confused a lot of words and had to correct his speech each time.

Or, “chi non capisce la propia scrittura è un asino di natura”

Lately I heard minister Dolores Cristina delivering a ten-minute apolitical speech, off the cuff and without notes to hand.

My mistake: the one near Mater Die Hospital is still there.

There is another billboard further up the road, which I mistook for Franco’s PL/PN billboard.

I really pity Franco: he’s being used, abused and ridiculed all over the island with that PL poster. Probably he will learn from his mistakes.

It wasn’t there by four fifteen.

There’s another of those posters just off the bypass opposite Mater Dei hospital. At least, it was there until yesterday night.

This billboard doesn’t say much about Labour’s take on politics does it? More like an admission that the PN provides constructive opposition itself.

I’m pretty sure he’s not at all pleased with their cynicism, and given that a full size billboard isn’t some individual’s message on Facebook, he can’t ignore Labour’s collective attitude anymore.

Sitting in Parliament’s strangers’ gallery, I’ve often seen Jose, Inspector Tuks Gadget and a horde of other Labour MPs crossing the floor to engage in lengthy “cross-party” discussions with him over the past two years.

I do not think that his efforts are uncoordinated with those of the LP.

Baxxter, Il-Linfa ta’ Franco.