Joseph Cuschieri empties the House in Brussels

Published: May 22, 2012 at 6:36pm

Joseph Cuschieri empties parliament house in Brussels with a speech about garanzija tax-xoghol ghaz-zghazagh f’Malta:

And here he is, banging on about turizmu f’Malta in the European parliament. I’ll bet Greece and Spain were riveted to their seats. If they were even there, that is.

X’hela ta’ flus. People are paid to research and write his interventi, and he’s paid to read them out, while the people who are paid to listen do a runner instead.

And talking about money:

But then this is the REAL Joseph Cuschieri, on Facebook:

Complimenti Napoli! Maaaa Forza Juveeeeeeeeeeee – Il Campioni del Italia SIAMO NOI!!!




30 Comments Comment

  1. WhoamI? says:

    Lanqas shabu ma felhuh.

  2. TROY says:

    Three different speeches, with one thing in common. Everyone is out to lunch.

    Poor Joseph, after all that waiting.

    • cactus says:

      issa naraw minn ser ikun fil-gvern f1ottubru ja bahahu TROY kemm intom injoranti u imankati Fu**ers

      • Ivan says:

        cactus, din id-darba jekk tergaw titilfu nissuggerilkom li teqilbu il-kazini kolla u tghamluwom tal-futbol – tal-Juventus tkun ideja tajba kieku, biex tikkuntentaw dak l-injorant Cuschieri li ghandkom Brussel.

  3. ciccio says:

    They gave him an easy seat number so that he won’t forget it: 456.

    They probably intended to give him seat number 123, but must have thought that the message would be too obvious.

    [Daphne – That cracked me up.]

  4. Amanda Cortis says:

    He is worse than pathetic.

    How much is this useless waste of space being paid BY THE TAXPAYER per annum?

  5. edgar says:

    Truly pathetic and he was replaced in parliament by someone even more pathetic than he is.

  6. canon says:

    Parliament House is empty and Joseph feels uneasy during his speech. Imagine what happens to him if the house is full.

  7. RJC says:

    Red(dish) tie; Joseph must be fuming.

  8. P.Zammit says:

    When I remember how a good part of the Maltese electorate voted for this chap, I’m tempted to head for Dingli cliffs.

    He has another two years in the European Parliament. The sad side of this story is that he will probably be re-elected when Edward Scicluna takes on his new role as finance minister.

  9. Stephen Forster says:

    The guy in the second video looks on with consternation and amusement with the feeling “WTF did I sit here and will all the food have gone from the canteen….”

  10. Marku says:

    If he’s going to write in Italian he could at least learn to do it correctly. The dork managed to pack three errors in one sentence.

  11. el bandido guapo says:

    “…gie komorat (sic) jum il-haddiem”

    Nuff said!

  12. FP says:

    Cuschieri must be following in Joseph’s footsteps and causing tremors wherever he goes. That’s how he cleared the house.

    You have to admire the chair for braving the long minute and half of that pathetic drivel.

  13. Alex says:

    One thing he’s certain of: he will never get a blue card.

  14. Anthony says:

    Looks like there was a (nuclear) bomb scare.

  15. Min Weber says:

    Is MEP no 457 trying to hide his smile in the second video?

  16. Socrates says:

    Eh, ara fuq min tahli flusha l-Ewropa.

  17. R borg says:

    Anke n-numru tawh hafif biex ma jitfixkilx – 456

  18. Lomax says:

    Does he actually understand what he’s saying?

    • Reporter says:

      No. But there is a guy who works at the European Council who will explain everything to him. And to his wife, and then she wil explain to him.

  19. Peter F says:

    Why do people write in Italian when they can’t spell it. I campioni d’Italia….maybe.

  20. Peter F says:

    Forgot the ? …. Sorry…

  21. Michael says:

    Makes you think doesn’t it. These people complain about the ministerial pay rise, whilst this cretin is receiving a more than comfortable, tax free sum of money to read rubbish off a paper in Brussels.

    If this is the majority we have in the European Parliament, it is no surprise that most continentals consider us Maltese people to be from another planet. What an orator! I’d be more captivated by a spade, or by watching grass grow.

  22. Etil says:

    I am seriously worried that there are people who vote for such persons. No offence meant, but some people would do better to steer away from public offices but what am I saying.

    I must be on cloud 9 – why am I still hoping that the Maltese mentality will change. Will vote Labour because I am Labour so there.

    • cactus says:

      All Maltese citizens will open their mind and vote Labour next election…. hahahhahaaaaa.

      [Daphne – Are all Labour voters who pop in here as a result of Facebook links really on magic mushrooms?]

  23. kev says:

    And the underlying joke is: You’re no better yourself.

    [Daphne – Hello, Kevin. Sharon partying in Eastern Europe again, is she?]

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