Randon, have you been to Zimbabwe? The new road at Luqa is impressive and very well made.

I think that the Air Malta and the Dry docks early retirement schemes produced a generation of people with nothing to do, except for commenting on timesofmalta.com.

They are all retirees.

The other commenters are Labour voters who work in unproductive and safe jobs.

The Nationalist voters tend to work in the productive sectors of the economy and consequently, are too busy to place a comment on every single newspaper report put on line.

The Partit Laburista is not even telling its supporters here in Malta that it is an initiative of the European Socialists in the context of the situation on the continent where there is high youth unemployment.

Yet, it is nothing more than spending the money of others. The Socialists are suggesting to use Euro 10 billion out of the European Social Fund of the EU every year to get 2 million young persons to work by 2014.

Joseph, would you be able to give your Guarantee to the young people of Malta if we were not part of the EU?

Would you be able to give your Guarantee with the Partnerxipp which you promoted?

Insejt il-Fabbriki tal-Kappar.

Randon, that ranking you speak of is based entirely on opinion.

We have a major problem with the aggregate used. It simply isn’t up to it.

This could, ironically, be the tipping point to start considering alternative integrated transportation to limit usage.

Malta airport is impressive and a superb showcase for Malta.

But what about once you leave the airport? Embarassment starts to sink in when one drives in our roads all potholed and deformed surfaces.

I travelled from southern Africa and was embarrassed for Malta to see such poor quality roads in a country that prides itself as being European. Only Zimbabwe has roads that are ranked as worse than those in Malta.

Insejt id-Dejma.