I had such high hopes on you. But it appears you’re a Nazzjonalist.

I thought the ‘twins’ have outgrown nappies by now. So what’s his excuse?

Remember this one from 1998, Baxxter?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvKcokE4w5A

What was Musumeci wearing on his head yesterday? A dead skunk?

Never mind that, Ciccio. Look at THIS!

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120418/local/former-modern-talking-lead-singer-for-ghaxaq-concert.416016

Cheri Cheri Lady! Geronimo’s Cadillac! Sexy sexy lover! The padded jackets! The mullets! The synths!

Labour doesn’t think so, they were working very hard to create the same worker’s paradise over here.

They shared the same notions of national culture, the role of the media, ambiguous foreign relations, the draconian monopoly of internal matters, the individual’s productivity as an engineered social utility alone, integration of unions and party into a central politburo, the suspension of constitutional rights in the name of the great cause and finally, perhaps the most callous of all, the brainwashing and regimentation of children into uniformed brigades.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTwUeHNMg5Y

As they say, we are one.

Joe Mifsud, who’s been getting some flak from the Labour press recently, couldn’t have put it better.

The party leader should have distanced himself and declined to meet the ambassador. Something the PM cannot do.

Leo Brincat went as far as saying that protocol didn’t necessarily dictate this, omitting to mention the PM’s blunt condemnation of North Korea’s defiant stand.

If that’s the case, it doesn’t reflect well on the late leader.

How powerful is Alex Sceberras Trigona, and to what extent does this influence Karmenu Vella’s travesty of policy?

Charles Mangion, the other notary, is showing signs of impatience. Unless he has exclusive rights to internal affairs.

Bondi+ was quite a treat yesterday, with the hapless Leo Brincat trying to stick up for Alex and Co.

300 automatic assault guns and 180,000 rounds eh? What was the vision, Palermo?

The fact neither the international secretary, nor the leader, have been able to face a camera, speaks volumes.

So was Karl Gouder, giving the latest Labour candidate, one of the kont ghadni u nibqa’ variety, a piece of his mind.

What exactly is Musumeci up to? I see the licence and frequency war between Smash and One is over, now that Grima’s firmly ensconced in Herrera’s Labour, KMB’s Hansford is out and Sandro Chetcuti can play deejay.

Talk about daisy chains.

Kim Jong Il had about 55 titles in all. And Joseph Muscat could not even do better than that with his budget proposals – there were just 51 of them.

You forgot the one and only Joe Grima.