Cara daqs il-kristall: we’re heading for a rough ride

Published: January 17, 2012 at 7:48pm

I thought we had better start getting ourselves used to the idea that this man will soon be our deputy prime minister. What do they call it – immersion therapy?




13 Comments Comment

  1. Mercury Rising says:

    I hate to place this here seeing as it is not directly related, but it has happened, it has finally happened.

    I cannot read another article about Franco Debono, let alone look at his face.

    I usually read almost every article and most of the comments, but I have found myself skimming through anything remotely related to Franco Debono here and elsewhere.

    I never thought the time would come when the sight of Anglu Farrugia would be welcome. But what do you know? Franco, to me, is history.

  2. Ghanglu says:

    If Lou Bondi’s questions were exam questions and Anglu’s replies were his written answers, he would have failed his exam miserably.
    Is he really a summa or a magna cum laude?

    • TinaB says:

      Can you imagine him delivering a speech at a Justice and Home Affairs Ministerial meeting in Brussels? L-aktar jekk ifettillu jghidilhom li jrid jaghmel xi “Tuks Force”.

      Tal-biza.

  3. Antoine Vella says:

    Immersion therapy, eh? Well yes, we could immerse him but where?

  4. Innocent Bystander says:

    Good luck!

  5. Innocent Bystander says:

    Actually I do have a soft spot for Anglu Farrugia: the Grimpen Mire.

  6. Alfred Cassar says:

    Good luck Malta

  7. Rita Camilleri says:

    Why do I feel like crying really, really hard?

  8. Sarah says:

    I’m finding this pill too hard to swallow. Somebody help me.

  9. Lilla says:

    Kelma waħda: diżastru.

  10. Zeza Ta Bubaqra says:

    He really needs to work on his “I have no idea what I’m on about” face if he expects to convince people that they might actually do something they say. Benefits is a cute idea and I can see how they think that this would make them look good, but what are they going to do? Start turning shit into money?

    But really, why don’t they focus on getting people to get their act together? If they keep getting better benefits there’s absolutely no motivation to do so and all you’ll ever keep doing is increasing their benefits because these people realize that it’s ok that they’re a train wreck and it’s ok because the labour party lets them survive through national handouts.

  11. Bahh Kbir says:

    Miskin, nithassru. Ahjar li baqa’ pulizija ghax kieku ghaddewlu 25 sena servizz u barra bid-daqq, Ang.

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