The Fat Controller and Botox Jeff are reading this blog during the advert breaks
Jeffrey, before he stopped dying his grey hair brown - even his hair was false back then.
How nice, I just got a tislima from Joe Grima. And Jeffrey has just stood by what he said about me attacking five-year-olds with speech defects, and the Great Leader’s twins.
He said I should sue him for libel if it’s not true.
No need, Jeffrey. Most people know by now that you’re a damned liar and I’m not going to waste any more time in court on your account. You even lied about me under oath, and got a massive telling off from me for doing so.
The thing is, you’re never going to forgive me for holding a mirror up to your sad, lying, disloyal face.
I’ve had to deal with a hell of a lot worse from your friends down there at Super One, where you seem to be so very comfortable. A few more lies from you will make no difference.
Oh, and I am more than capable of handling yet another poison dwarf, thank you. You might be marginally taller than Kurt Farrugia, but you’re far more venomous.
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The thing about Inkontri is that it’s not clear if it is Joe Grima using Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando and other disgruntled PN backbenchers, or if it is the other way round.
It works both ways and they are all happy.
It’s called a Circle W**k.
JPO is a liar, happy to be on Fat Joe’s lie-lie show.
They are all characters fit for a carnival float. The Botox Man, the Fat Controller, Maria l-Maws and the Preacher.
Don’t forget Joey iz-Zejza, il-Guy, Herr Flick, Charlie DNA, the hair challenged duo…..
What about John Bundy, Cyrus Engerer and Silvio?
Let’s not discriminate against women.
There has to be a float with the Nisa ta’ Success. That’s Carmen Camilleri Ciantar, Marlene Mizzi and Karen Mugliet.
I just watched five minutes of that show, and they were talking about Daphne’s evil blog.
None of them had guts to mention the truly evil, stomach-churning blog run anonymously by people linked to the Labour Party, who have to remain anonymous exactly because they slander and lie about people relentlessly.
Ahfrilhom Mulej, ghax (hopefully) ma jafux x’inhuma jaghmlu.
”your sad, lying, disloyal face” – you could not have ever described him any better, dear Daphne.
I can confidently say that I read all your posts since day 1 and never do I recall reading anywhere that you made fun once of Muscat’s children or indeed anybody else’s.
The people who follow this blog, Daphne, know you would never speak ill of politicians’ children even if those politicians would gladly speak ill and fabricate lies about your own.
She may have expressed her opinion of the sight of pushy kwazi-primministri and their acolytes using even one’s own young children to gain some photo-opportunities and political mileage, but I do not think that qualifies as insulting the children.
The problem for them is that they continuously preach to the converted.
I don’t believe for a minute that a genuine floating voter, following the antics of the Labour Party, will actually support them in an election.
We automatically assume that in a poll, the ones who say that they do not know who they will be voting for, are actually ‘floaters’.
Many a time, responding to a political survey, one tends to keep the information to himself, as I do, since casting a vote is personal, my business and my business only and no jerk from some polling company is going to pry the information from me.
What if the information goes straight to a Party who I have no desire to hear from, let alone vote for?
Those ‘floaters’ who claim that they changed their mind and will vote for Joey belonged to Labour to begin with. They never floated and never will.
So, yes, Joe Grima will mesmerize the semi-literate, the guppies, the naive who already populate Labour’s ‘for sure’ list but cannot possibly sway any vote towards Labour from genuine ‘floaters’.
When a poll shows 30-35% as ‘undecided’ it is probable that most already belong to a particular party but will not tell. In Malta, where such a contrast exists between the two major parties, very few will find it hard to decide. It’s not that policy-wise one party has a microscopic edge over the other.
In Malta we have consistently voted for a Party which spells clearly what direction they will take, while the other ‘keeps the cards close to its chest’ until the eve of the election. Which one would a sane person vote for? I don’t like to underestimate the intelligence of the majority, however slim that may be.
Daphne, keep it up. You have a way of describing the things that go on around us as they really are. M’ hemmx bzar fl-ghajnejn il-verita, imma jien li dejjem naqra dak li tikteb qatt ma naf li offendejt tfal. ‘Xjuh’ iva, imma ghax haqqhom!