Prosit Izzie, and Agatha Barbara was later appointed President of Malta and we had our paper money with her photo as well. Dik kienet serjeta’. But yes it had to be Agatha Barbara cause she was jailed for a political criminal act.That was how the country was run during Labour Golden Years.

Someone must remind The Times that it was burned down by Labour. The way it now supports Labour, whether overtly or covertly is nothing less than sickening.

Think also that Anglu Farrugia is a product of the MLP system, hardly ever thought using his own brains.

And all these LL.Ds given out like pastizzi? Well well well.

In Malta the mentality prevails (especially amongst the working class members) that to be of any considerable value you have to be either “saċerdot, tabib jew avukat”. Other professions don’t hold the same consideration. Little wonder why there are so many “dutturi” now.

Think Beppe Fenech Adami and Mario de Marco. These two went way beyond the Mintoff sisters.

[Daphne – Such a ridiculous comparison.]

I was rather thinking of this sort of aristocracy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gwXJsWHupg

The other sort is definitely not how Yana Mintoff thinks of herself.

Oh, and I missed the best bit:

Or do we get the right to burn down the Curia, The Times and the Courts?

That’s right, Baxxter. We’re now honorary members of the “aristocracy of the workers.” Do we get the privilege to speak at Labour’s next conference?

I believe so. Meanwhile, the intention is to fill The Times with letters from the Labour camp.

I do agree with her that the education system is a disaster. If it weren’t so, how would you explain that all the good-for-nothings at One have rushed to get their LL.D degree and they are all ‘dottore’ now. Not to mention Anglu Farrugia.