Gurnata kerha ghal-Gensna. Mitna ta’ xejn.

X’innu? Ta’ “Partnership, l-Ahjar Ghazla”, li tant kien ihambaqq bih Joseph Muscat, qabel ma’ kellu l-beneficcju tal-‘hindsight’?

A Pawlu Richard was trying to round up people to do so on Facebook.

oh ok – sorry !

So you are going to sum up your argument by calling the woman ugly.

Why is it that Labour are supported by a bunch of children ready to scream and shout with hatred when they see blue and cheer when they see red still unable to understand why they are doing it?

The fact is that Muscat’s plans for world domination, like those of his predecessors, blew up in his face (I’m not going to call it ugly) for the moment (and hopefully several moments to come).

He is too inexperienced and shallow to lead a country at such an important time. We need a government made up of people who know what they are doing on a global scale not a spoiled mama’s boy who can’t see beyond the short term (point in case – the setting up of his stage).

I’m not saying it should be Gonzi, because PN has had better, but when choosing the better of two ‘evils’ he is the obvious choice.

I wonder what Victor Laiviera says now that Labour’s latest pin-up boy has pissed on their parade. Happy thoughts indeed.

[Daphne – That was sarcasm, Rita.]

Sur Vella, the only events I was disappointed with yesterday were the public’s antics as MPs exited parliament. Although I was pleasantly surprised that the whole charade didn’t end in violence, it’s still a far cry from the ideal.

If by ‘chicken-brain’ you mean a ‘party-brown-nose’ such as yourself, you’re dead wrong mate. Persuade Daphne? That’s just laughable!

Perhaps they even had that Scorpions’s song Winds of Change ready, from when they won the election in 1992.