Albert,

at least we know now that the PL cannot officially distinguish between keeping it down and coming out viciously during a news bulletin enticing more of the same.

Resorting to violence is still a big issue. It’s becoming frequent and pretty much officious. Last week in Msida, Glen Beddingfield was plainly incapable of controlling them.
The expression ‘ma’ nitkesshux’ isn’t exactly 2012.

It’s also in your interest to know who these individuals are and what their standing and backing is.

Once Labour are in power we’ll return to the same systems of the 1980s. Since the followers’ culture hasn’t changed at all we’ll start all over again – “irrangali”, “ghaddili kelma”, “aqdini”.

There was an unforturnate period of time in my life when I worked in a place were I was surrounded by spoilt Laburisti.

Spoilt in the sense that in the 80s they got what they wanted from their party. “irrangali naqra u pprova aqdini” was a normal way of life for them because that is the way they were used to.

Something which Mrs Maggie Moran used to say to the Labour Women was “Morru taghllmu qabel tmorru tilghabu t-tombla”.

Qegħdin Sew, the persons interviewed are actually quite representative of a very large section of Labour supporters. I know it and you know it, not because of this short video clip but because we both live in Malta and can see for ourselves that it is so.

[Daphne – The man faced three choices, Claude: 1. Stay silent and look like an idiot because everyone knows why you’re staying silent (caught between a rock and a hard place); 2. say you disagree with Evarist Bartolo; 3. say you disagree with the great socialist principle of getting as much as you can for free.]

“Trying to make a point that most Labour supporters are blindfolded in their support to their leader is no news and will not make the PN win any votes.”

Exactly. I find this blind faith in political leaders to be a very sorry trait of the Maltese electorate.

But to hear that accusation coming from the PN is especially hypocritical, considering all the talk about toeing the party line and ‘lealtà lejn il-Kap” in the Franco Debono debacle.

It’s equally immature to expect someone to ditch their thinking faculties altogether, whether they’re Lejburisti minn Ħal-Qormi or an MP from Ħal-Għaxaq.

[Daphne – Hal is an abbreviated form of rahal and has nothing to do with the definite article, so it is not followed by a hyphen. Hal Ghaxaq, as in Rahal Ghaxaq.]

Joseph; ”Dak x’ihnu Ang?!”

Anglu; ”Dak, Joey, ghidulhu telejproptejr”

Joseph; ”ehe? telejproptejr?….dak x’ikun?”

Anglu; ”Dak biex jaqra l’spejcc”

Joseph; ”Irrid wiehed Ang! Jien x’ghandi inqas min Obama?”

Anglu; ‘U mela! Issa wara l-ittra ta’ Obama ikolna it-telejproptejr ta’ Obama ha nuruhom dawk ta’ gonzipn x’insarfu!!”