And inevitably, Jeffrey chimes in as well to get some of his limelight back
Yesterday I wrote that Franco’s latest show was inevitable, given that the newspapers had spent the past few days talking about Richard Cachia Caruana and that he wouldn’t have been able to stand the perceived theft of his limelight.
Only another couple of days, I wrote, and Jeffrey – doubly jealous – would try to take over the headlines as well. In the event, we didn’t wait longer than a day, because this afternoon:
timesofmalta.com 13:44
No right to encourage discrimination against families he deems ‘flawed’ – JPO
The Gozo bishop has no right to encourage state discrimination against families he deemed as being flawed, Nationalist MP Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando, the promoter of the introduction of divorce in Malta, said this afternoon.
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As this rate, you’ll end up opening a clinic.
[Daphne – As the Mad Men specialist.]
Well, I’d be much happier if you were interviewing, background-checking and vetting prospective candidates, as nobody else seems to be doing it or doing it properly.
It didn’t take too long for you to be proved right. Also note that it took only 14 minutes for The Times to report what he wrote on Facebook.
‘Nationalist MP Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando, promoter of the introduction of divorce in Malta…’
In a year’s time
Nationalist MP Emeritus Jeffrey Camilleri Ciantar, promoter of the introduction of divorce in Malta.
In a year’s time he’ll be completely forgotten
I really feel that The Times has let standards slip badly.
The Times seems to get its headline news from what under-employed middle-aged men say on Facebook.
So tired of Jeffrey’s cliche outings…