Who IS this arsehole?

[Daphne – A man of a certain age who emigrated long ago lejn l-Awstralja and who has made a career out of being an oppressed Maltese homosexual, while living on the other side of the world. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khBTNm1GUh0 . Incidentally, your choice of invective is most unfortunate. ]

You, Daphne, are suitably qualified to speak about lack of elegance. Money certainly does not buy class. You are cheap and you are vulgar. And, of course, you delete my contributions when they hit too close to the bone (as you have done in the last 24 hours). You expect others to valiantly face criticism even though you are too much of a coward to publish what does not strike a good chord with you. Pity GonziPN has not made you chairperson of il-Ministerju taz-Zibel. Few in Malta would be able to compete with you. What my ‘fastidious concerns’ demonstrate is that English is not your first language and that you lack a good grounding in English expression. Before criticisng others, you should have a good look at yourself.

[Daphne – Oh hi, Raphael Dingli all the way down there in Australia. Nice try at faking a troll Labour comment, except that the sentiments haven’t been faked, have they.]

Can you imagine him explaining “tuks and spend” to Anglu?

And that he is taxing or tusking petrol, not petlor?

And that he has to tusk the middle class so that he can pay for that new Empire Station from Sargas?

In the Sunday Times article,Derek Lennox states that ” there is no substitute for a project team to visit actual plants,” said Mr Lennon.”
The problem is that there are no actual plants in operation: none have been, are being or are on order to be constructed. The Stockholm power plant uses an experimental version for research and development by Sargas but the verdict on it is not out yet. It appears that Sargas wants to recoup its investment in research and development on a yet untested process from the Maltese taxpayer.
I say treat with extreme care and do not buy a pig in a poke.

Why did you have to hear from The Sunday Times to know that coal power pollutes more than gas power and that disposing of waste products is costly in financial and environmental terms?

Lino Spiteri is NOT a good economist. He was responsible for the infamous “Bagit tal-Qawsalla”, which promised plentiful jobs and resulted in a sharp rise in unemployment.

And that was just one of them.

Like the rest, he’s a political opportunist. He didn’t believe Alfred Sant’s false promises. He knew removing VAT and replacing it with CET was fool’s gold, but he went along for the ride anyway.

Much of his (very short) time in office under Alfred Sant was spent writing opinion columns for various newspapers.

Au contraire, I am worried, because PN will lose the election and then it will matter not one jot whether Lawrence Gonzi decides to stay on for one year or five.

http://deodebattista.wordpress.com/

I am wondering why the Labour Party is announcing its candidates already and no word from the PN.

When the election comes along, they will get the message through that Gonzi will only do a year or two and then he will be replaced by someone else, don’t you worry about that…