Good morning, Reds
Published:
May 19, 2012 at 9:36am
The Mile End Dwarf and his tim can stage-manage the crowds at Joseph’s public meetings to edit out the red and the Labour flags (the real one, that is), but they can’t do much about attitudes down on the ground.
Every Labour Party club seems to have a Facebook page nowadays, and they’re quite a riot.
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Four gas cylinders and a tanker eh? Are you preparing for tear gas, Mr.Camilleri / & Mr.Micallef ?
Ah – so we are back to Reds now. It was always there hidden just in case but they are now back with a bang. Besides, what a warped sense of humour they have.
Three weeks ago, the Partit Laburista placed responsibility for the incidents in Valletta on the journalists who were doing their job. It was provocative of them to be there in the first place.
Stephen Camilleri and Paul Micallef are simply following the logic implied. One should remind them however, that in the Golden Years, they initially limited themselves to clubs and third party property.
I suppose that was mediocre.
And unfortunately these pea-size brains have a vote.
Miskina Malta.
Ah, what good taste!
Old Irish joke …………Yawn!
U dawn ghadhom fl oppozizzjoni.
Mur arhom fil-gvern.
Heard it many moons ago. Just convinces me of Labour’s originality.
ma ghandekx xtaghmel daphne, ahjar titkellem naqa fuq smart city u taqta figura ahjar :)
[Daphne – This isn’t Jeffrey’s Facebook wall, Johann. Correct spelling is obligatory. So is proper punctuation. And smileys, frownies and exclamation marks are banned.]
The problem with the Labour Party is that their torch has a red flame.
They should toss in some copper, which produces a blue flame.