Qal ukoll li Joseph Muscat qed imexxi bid-dittatura. U Dan meta ghadu fl-opposizzjoni ahseb u ara jekk ikun fil-gvern kif se jmexxi l-pajjiz.

Hu kompla jghid li dejjem qabel mal-programm elettorali tal-PL u xorta gralu hekk.

B’din jiena fhimt li ried jghid li hemm differenza kbira bejn il-PL u l-PN, ghax il-PN jekk persuna jkollha opinjoni differenti minn dik tal-kap jew tal-partit hadd ma’ jipprova iqaccatlek rasek mill-partit.

U din hija differenxa kbira bejn iz-zewg partiti.

I’m sure that the unbiased board that picked Brian knew very well what they were doing.

Even you Daphne dear can see through this PN farce.

Maybe I misunderstood but is it just my impression that this term is coming up a bit too frequently when referring to Muscat and the Labour Party?

Boring Hansford would be more appropriate.

Obviously he is to be taken seriously. Unlike most of his team-mates, at least, he showed that he cherishes principles, has a conscience and above all; ends do not justify the means.

This git seems to spend most of his time posting comments on the sports page.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120429/valletta.417611

‘foreign countries…’

What about Marisa?

This is why (probably) Joe Mizzi was in Uganda.

The Labour media never bleat about the “wastefulness” of these kind of trips, do they.