Over the course of this legislature, there was far too much back-bench upheaval.

I’m surprised you don’t see this. In my eyes it boils down to very poor leadership on the part of the prime minister; muddled strategy and man-management skills from those advising him.

[Daphne – There is very little you can actually do with the mentally unstable, Jean.]

Dear R.Spiteri, there’s only one blogger here.

Ghal li jista jkun mhux se jkun hal-Qormi il-Manwel Dimech tieghek?
X’insult lejn Manwel Dimech, l-anqas in-nhar hdejn l-ilma.

Why do your type of people continue using certain Maltese adjectives. The word you have used has long since passed its expiry date.

Grow up and accept the fact that others may not agree with your reasoning as we accept the fact that the PL have policies that we may not agree with.

We do not call the PL the word you used.

This smells of a political party that is once more continuously instigating hatred, and envy instead of criticising government in a constructive manner.

Read their newspapers, and listen to their Radio never have they ever said anything good of this government.

Theirs seems to be an easy job, all they do is find out what has gone wrong and they amplify it.

The President said that the ‘people’ want unity. I would say that indeed the ‘people’ want unity but this should also be addressed to certain politicians whose main aim is to continuously foment hatred and envy through their newspapers and radio.

If there are direct flights to Swaziland I suggest you take the first plane out.

R. Spiteri – you always sign off ex-PN. What has the PN done to you?

Surely the PN has done some good for Malta.

No doubt it has made mistakes but as the saying goes it is only those who do something that make mistakes, others just sit back and complain, complain, and complain.

If it is something personal, well I can only say that I vote for what I think is good for the country and not for my personal gain.