Franco tiela u Franco niezel.

Pero nghidu l-verita’….il-PN irid jitnaddaf minn certi nies bhal JPO, Musumeci, issa dan Franco l-Baggio.

Bhal Baggio se jigrilek siehbi – jghaddu s-snin u se tibqa mfakkar ghax fallejt il-penalty tal-ahhar.

Isma minni, ftakar x’tghallimt fir-religjon meta kont gibt 100. Tezisti virtu’ li tissejjah UMILTA’.

Bhalissa kulhadd jitkellem dwarek, illejla u ghada wkoll, izda ghad igerrbu s-snin u jiddispjacik.

Tibzax tmur lura fi-hdan min welldek bhala politiku, fi hdan min tak isem, fi hdan min ghaqqad idu ma tieghek. La twarrabx l-gheruq tieghek, ghax mal-ewwel buffura rih ittir il-boghod.

Isma minn ommok u la tkunx rasek iebsa aktar.

Baggio, think twice.

After all he’s God’s gift to everyone, why not the Church itself?

Have you noticed, for example, Franco, that hardly anyone is contesting your ideas? Were you really that smart you could have persuaded gently not like a tornado stepping on everybody. Nobody will forgive the arrogant way you treated the Prime Minister.

If you carry on I can assure you the Maltese won’t remember you only for your school report. You’ll be very famous for a very long time. Is that the legacy you want to leave your family?

Can I honestly ask you to bow out graciously – I have no doubt you will recoup a little of the dignity and respect you have lost. If being backed by Laburisti is, however, satisfying, then do go on.

But don’t try to kid anyone that you have any Nationalist sympathisers – except for Musumeci, obviously.

Gordon, int iz-ziju ta’ Franco jaqaw?

He could have very well got 100% in Form IIc but if I am not mistaken, he still cannot spell theology as it appears to have been spelled ‘teology’ on his CV.

The only slight difference is that Dingli wrote impeccably in Italian, English, French, German and Latin.

Besides he was fluent in all these five languages plus Maltese.

Sounds like he flunked his commercial law exams, for instance.

Don’t count your chickens (I nearly said ‘cocks’) too soon.

After failing to be appointed minister, the law department’s next:

http://www.independent.com.mt/news.asp?newsitemid=137964

“The law course should be designed in a different way. In the first three years of the course students should focus on general aspects of the law, while the last three years should be aimed at giving students the opportunity to specialise.”