The Labour Party is actually afraid to govern. Why? Simply because it has no idea how to govern without bullying and it is always afraid of not being popular among its own brainwashed, illiterate guppies.

Mintoff: Bully but actually a yellow bellied coward – he was a loser with a big ‘L’ record. Failed in his quest for ‘Integration’ – failed again when he proposed his own brand of Independence – failed in his negotiations to extend the British Defence treaty, – handed over to KMB when his power base started to shrink….

KMB – Dr. Zero thought that turning out the thugs to continue to do the Labour Party’s dirty tricks would guarantee his hold on power and even managed to hang on for five years without the consent of the majority. Actually in spite of the atrocities under his watch, he had more guts than his predecessor even if he never got one single vote.

Sant: What did he do when faced with the Mintoff crisis? He ran away when he did not have to – another sign of a weak coward.

And now we have Muscat. Had no guts to present a motion of no-confidence himself but let (was forced to?) Anglu ‘tuks fors’ do it. Perhaps he knew it would fail and would not dare have his name attached to it.

All the way through all its leaders, the common thread is one of bullying but no guts, no ideas and even more alarming, no ideals. Past leaders were so cozy sending out others to threaten, work over, frame-up, shoot at and deprive the ordinary citizen of his basic human rights while they amassed wealth and property, with ‘legitimate’ income, of course.

The same sub-literate ate Chinese chocolate, never brushed their teeth, had no toilet paper, ate tuna fish sandwiches, when their glorious Party allowed them to, and yet they refer to that era as ‘golden’!

The same supporters and their own issues seem to have the same low IQ syndrome, unable to see good from bad, better from worse and best from mediocre. Maybe it is a DNA thingie?

Go figure!

Little do they realise that the period 81 – 87 still haunts the Maltese psyche to this day – now that’s a very bad skeleton in their closet.

[Daphne – ‘l blog tijak mimli sriedaq’. I love it.]

That the ’25 years’ in opposition, isn’t a sly play with words, but an admission of the electorate’s judgement, Alfred Sant’s bidla, included?

Consider this. One of them once called Daphne is-Saħħara tal–Bidnija (obviously forgetting his short sightedness and his own ugliness)… so in they come pouring with insults and saying all sorts of hideous things because they have no tools, no real arguments, they know they’re a real floppy failure.

[Daphne – The more interesting thing, of course, and here is where the cross-cultural and translation problems come in, is that when Lino Cassar first called me is-Sahhara tal-Bidnija (for it was he) in It-Torca, he meant ‘sorceress’ not ‘witch’. This because he was endlessly fascinated by me in those days and would chase my tail with boundless but fruitless enthusiasm.]

They cannot stand any sensible, intelligent, cohesive argument. Look at their delegates and candidates. They say it all. The fact that it takes a woman with great stamina, fearless and steadfast in her arguments to kick them in the ass makes them become hysterical.

I could sense that anger in some posts where the Caps Lock were used, for example. I am sure the jerk writing was so pissed off, probably dribbling with anger.

Perhaps my distance from Malta (though I visit often, I assure you) makes me feel more disgusted by these actors – they are not politicians, nor policy makers. They are politikanti – they play with politics.

And the sad truth is that many ignorant “nagħaġ ta’ Bendu” blindly believe anything, especially now that Muscat & Co. want them to relive the nostalgia of Mintoff. Kollok kif jaqbillhom.

Poor Malta.

PUBLIC figures are, by the very nature of their jobs, subject to PUBLIC scrutiny and if that brings tears to Anglu’s eyes then he’s just going to have to man up.

When Joseph and Anglu turn to their subliterate herd with half-arsed, pathetically forced tears in their eyes and complain about “personal attacks” and about being the targets of “hate crimes” and in turn receive applause, my stomach churns.

Not because I am disgusted, but because I’m afraid.

It is these kind of people (the ones applauding them) who keep regimes in power. That is why the Labour Party are so fortunate. Due to the fact that most Nationalists have actually continued to be educated past the age of fourteen, we constantly question the politicians we elect or choose to follow. Labour supporters don’t do that with theirs.

It is those who don’t ask questions who bring regimes to power and keep them there. Constantly opposing with bitterness and scorn, because that is what you have been told to do, does not qualify as asking questions.

When the government changes we will live in Joe’s Utopia. It’s no longer a question of if or how, but a question of when, ghax joe issa pratttikament prim ministru, u daqt ha jkollohm il-gurnata taghhom u dawk li kitbu fuq il-blokks kontrina daqt ha tigi taghhom.

These people will be in Utopia, the rest of us, well….

They also pretend that they don’t want to harm anyone: “jien ma nixtieqx … IMMA …” but they manage to go into hatred mode in the same sentence.

That’s the sad reality.