Brilliant. Made me smile :)

Stephen Calleja has forgotten that Franco’s phone ‘makes magics’. It can probably get through to you when yours is off.

http://www.facebook.com/whewittmalta/posts/403240579702204

[Daphne – Next time please email me a screen-shot at dcg@proximuspr.com and I’ll upload it, as somebody else has just done. Franco’s wall is open only to his 4,998 friends and that will exclude many people on this blog, including me.]

We need a T-shirt. NOW. In gold lettering on a black background. That’s one chick-mesmerising quote he’s got there.

If it’s the same Mandango, we still need to be told how (s)he got to know the colour of Joseph’s pubic hair.

Interesting how Mandango mentions the drinking problem, could it be the familiarity due a precedent role?

Then there’s the timing of the latest comments.

Sounds like Mao Tse Tung, unless he’s into clubbing now as well.

Jacques Rene Zammit:
Awguri Franco Debono. Here’s a zen thought for your birthday: “Do not speak – unless it improves on silence.” (Buddhist saying).

Franco Debono:
Hi jacques :) thanks. maltese saying : on certain important topics it’s almost useless to speak because the silence is deafening :P

Which goes to prove what I just said. If it suits PN, then its questioned (at least by your own admission, by yourself), but if its a PN MP, unless he rams metal bars in the proverbial wheels of the PN government, the drinking problem need not be questioned, not even by your “good”self.

[Daphne – I wouldn’t bother about any MP who’s a drunk, Mandango, unless he’s creating chaos in parliament/the country. MPs in any situation other than that are answerable to their constituents. Prime ministers and potential prime ministers are a different matter. No doubt the Labour Party has its drunks (and worse). But I can’t see them causing any trouble. Can you? Franco had psychological issues right from the start, but until those issues began to obstruct the course of normal business, nobody cared.]

This is akin to another fact: another PN MP having a drinking problem. Can we imagine you Daphne writing anything about this and how unacceptable it is to have such an MP representing the people in the country’s highest institution? Of course not.

Obviously, it would all change if that same person were to adopt a similar position to that of FD. Then all hell would break loose and good luck to anyone trying to stop you from spewing your venom on him.

The hypocrisy that permeates your thinking leaves me speechless.

[Daphne – I knew a Labour prime minister who had a drinking problem, Mandango. And a wig. I didn’t see anyone questioning that, either…except me, of course.]