Joseph’s great success stories: Cyprus and Cyrus.

They speak of instability yet when listening to their “prospective ministers” individually, it becomes clear that some are on different wavelengths.

I have come to the conclusion that PL is a group of different tribes with different ideas of what it means to be “Labour”.

There are the “Mintuffjani”, the more recent “Old Labour”, and the new “Liberal” labour (for those thick enough to fall for it) .

There could be many more conceptions of it, but from what I gather, the very idea of the political party (what it stands for and whom it represents) is constantly being redefined by Mr. Muscat in a way that shows deep insecurity as to how to deal with present events and the present Maltese society.

Muscat makes his “party” seem like a cure to instability, but he’s doing what he’s expected to do: sell his party with buzz words and generalized statements to the masses (he claims to be a politician after all).

Not a bad school, if it is U of T, (I went there) and not Ryerson, for example.

Does anyone know at which University he received his ‘Doctorate’, and when? Quite important, when one ascertains credibility.

[Daphne – Toronto.]

He used to present / quote various statistics from Cyprus and compare them to Maltese statistics, while he barely mentioned the relevant data and the one that counted.

Now, he barely mentions Cyprus, given that it is graded one notch above junk (which means that international lenders judge that the economic policies are not credible at all).

Not only does the MLP did not come out with a single policy, but they also glorify those policies that drive countries into bankruptcy.

Joseph Muscat has no experience in business or any productive work, and his repeatedly wrong judgment proves that he has no skills whatsoever in the areas that matter in order to be PM material.

Anybody wants to know why?

I am a 1967 baby.

I lived through the glorious years of Deserta, Catch, strike tal-linja, inkeccu l-Blue Sisters, indhil barrani, SMU, 20 punt, ma ghandniex bzonn partiti f’Malta ghax ghandna l-Labour (the words of wisdom prize in 1983 by KMB), cintorini issikkati…. and the list goes on.

The wannabe PM is talking about the glorious Mintoff, is-salvatur ta’ Malta, il-font imbierek tal-gherf.

I think he is speaking like that about Mintoff simply because he was too young to remember the reality as it was. He was too mollycodled to remember the harsh brutality of those years.

And no, time has not healed the wasted years that these were.

While Socialism is good on paper, it is put in place by imbeciles for the benefit of lazy layabouts, so that the wise guys get richer quicker.

When will we ever learn?

The MAIN cause of fear and uncertainty is the thought that the person who will be running the country has the same ideology as the man on the left.

You hit then nail on the head. I have always known it that way and sorry to say I am one who will definitely do it. Sorr ghall meta tigi bzonn.