Good Lord, Troy. How did the elephant make it through that narrow street?

I hope that the pillars that support the rear of the court building along that street were not at risk at any point in time.

We wouldn’t want the future Minister of Justice to be responsible for the collapse of the justice system from Opposition.

[Daphne – Inspector Gadget and his elephant eat lunch at Marks & Spencers cafe during the week, and on Sundays they have lunch at the Turkish kebab place in Mosta, Sofra. Luckily, it has a large glass window and Inspector Gadget and the elephant like to sit in it where they can be seen, making it easy for me to check whether they’re there before I go in. The thought of a kebab with an Anglu Farrugia cabaret on the side is too much to stomach.]

That says a lot about a man who expects us to believe that he’s well versed with current trends and that he’s got a modicum of foresight as expected of a Prattikament Prim Ministru.

His exact words were, ‘Meta wiehed jara ir-rizultat tal-elezzjoni tax-xahar ta’ wara, allura partnership tielef’.

In other words, ‘the referendum result didn’t count, given that we had stated we wouldn’t respect it’

There must be a video somewhere.