Hunger, dole queue, repossession, living-in-your-car and starvation news

Published: May 27, 2012 at 9:25am




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  1. Edward Caruana Galizia says:
    May 27, 2012 at 12:13 pm

    What worries me most about Dr Muscat is that he is a very emotional person.

    He talks with a kind of pain that makes his audience think he is feeling what some people in Malta are feeling.

    Even though they cannot find these starving, homeless, jobless people, he’s talking like that so there must be, right? Wrong.

    His smile is that of someone who is blatantly lying, and knows he’s getting away with it.

    People begging in the street? What makes me so proud to be Maltese is that there are no beggers in the street, unlike just about every other EU country.

    And how dare he talk about being in favour of the dreams of the youth. He was standing directly in my way when we were trying to get into the EU. And as for this new middle class, how does he plan on creating it exactly?

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  2. xmun says:
    May 27, 2012 at 2:26 pm

    A supposedly PN voter had this to say in the Times of Malta comments board today

    N Chetcuti

    Mr Arrigo said that “the people should not vote for the change just for the sake of change, but only if they thought matters would improve” I am going to vote for PL for the first time after voting PN for the past four elections because I would love to see PN improve. It can never do so with Dr Gonzi leading. We have to do what’s best for this sick party. PN is not terminally ill, however it needs the medicine after which it can come out as glorious as ever.

    And what is he expecting out of life in the next 5 years until the PN “can come out as glorious as ever”. With voters like N Chetcuti – and unfortunately there are a few thousands out there – Joseph Muscat does not need any policies whatsoever.

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  3. Trololol says:
    May 28, 2012 at 10:34 pm

    Isn’t that Azzopardi dude a family psychologist? The psychology code of ethics has very strict rules about psychologists’ alternate roles, which includes public roles and politics which can be damaging to their clients.

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