Blood is in the air
The men in white have scented blood
Anglu Farrugia is on the campaign trail, ringing round his constituency to wish people a happy birthday (he never rang me, though, and I’m his constituent).
Here’s a comment somebody posted on Facebook:
Oh my GOD! qas jifilhu jaqaw iktar cheap milli qed jaqaw il PL! Ghadhom kif cemplu id-dar mill-ufficcju ta Anglu Farrugia biex jawguraw il -hija fl’ okkazjoni ta gheluq snienu! Hekk iridu jigbruhom il voti? Hekk iridu jigbduna lilna iz zaghzagh? Ghadni skantata u mnixxfa! =O
Meanwhile, the Prisoner of Brussels has scented blood and will, after refusing to comment on the current debacle, hold a press conference at Dar L-Ewropa in Valletta on Monday at 10 o’clock.
The subject matter, we are told, is his ‘work as an EU commissioner’. When Lou Bondi went to one of his routine Brussels press conferences some weeks ago and tried to ask him a question about Maltese politics, he refused to answer, saying it was not the subject under discussion.
Let’s see if he does the same on Monday. I doubt he will. I never fail to be amazed by the way these men let their envy and hatred undermine their own objectives.
Even a crap strategist and adviser like Saviour Balzan should have been able to work out that this is the worst possible moment for John Dalli to put in an appearance and remind us that he’s ready and waiting with his dagger.
Few things are more likely to galvanise support for Dr Gonzi than the merest suggestion that Dalli considers himself to be the viable alternative, and will work to make that happen.
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Now, now. Anglu could simply be calling around to share some love.
That photo brings to mind Walt Disney’s “The Jungle Book” vultures.
From the Times today: “He also criticised the prime minister for planning to go abroad next week. The PM had cancelled a trip to Israel to be here during the Libya crisis, he said. Nero played the harp while Rome burned, but at least he stayed in Rome, Dr Muscat said.”
So Dr. Muscat equates the war in Libya to the issues with Franco Debono. Unbelievable.
I see I just got quoted.
How Super One treats their listeners and viewers: yesterday all stations broadcast how unemployment went down and how many more people are working.
Not one hint of that on One.They tried to play with figures – how much PER CENT are young people unemployed and also that 4 in 10 take less then the average wage.
They being socialists expect that doctors, high achievers etc.get the same wage. Does Jason Micallef really believe that people only watch Super One TV and listen only to Super One radio?
Above all what a low opinion he (as he is the chief of Super One) has of Labour supporters, but then did he not make a fiasco in campaigning during the last election, so what should we expect?
Silvio, that One considers their viewers to be morons can be seen by their comment regarding the average wage. Of course some workers receive less; it wouldn’t be an average otherwise.
Are you sure they didn’t mean less than the minimum wage?
Could Franco Debono have anything to do with Sargas, John Dalli and bringing Labour to government? Why is he doing what’s he’s doing?
The commissioner has a problem with his chickens and how they lay their eggs.
Let’s hope that his problem is not that of counting his chickens before they hatch.
He may have a problem with Franco’s cock. Gallinar harbatulu.