Comments on: Secrets and lies

By: ciccio

ciccio — Thu, 31 May 2012 14:15:58 +0000

Labour never has any policy of its own – take divorce and gay marriage, where they took no stand, as mentioned by Malta Today.

During my lifetime, Labour’s only policy has been to oppose the ideas proposed by others, which in most cases came from the PN. Hence the opposition to the EU, VAT, liberalisation, privatisation, and so forth.

Recently, their policy has been to join the bandwagon of anyone who critices the PN, like Franco Debono. Or to sell in Malta the products packaged by the PES, like the opposition to ACTA and the Youth Guarantee.

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/en/newsdetails/news/national/Majority-of-readers-back-Labour-s-unwillingness-to-unveil-policies-20120526

By: Lilla

Lilla — Wed, 30 May 2012 12:41:36 +0000

In reply to Qabadni l-Bard. "Partitarji tan-nejk li ma jafux jisthu." Il-problema hi li huma partitarji li ma jafux jaħsbu, iktar milli jistħu.

By: Qabadni l-Bard

Qabadni l-Bard — Wed, 30 May 2012 11:58:37 +0000

I work in a n office where most of my colleagues are Labour. I remember how before the EU referendum they would explain or rather regurgitate what Super One Said, how The Parnership was such a good idea, how bad the EU was, how we would be invaded by foreigners and we would all lose our jobs and end up unemployed at home with a breakdown.

They would energetically and entusiastically partipate in the Partnership rallys and donate profusely (because we’re very poor) to Partnership fundraising events.

Then the Yes vote won, and Super One told them that the EU was OK and there were the MEP elections coming up. So suddenly as if by magic they changed the music and the EU was fine. Partit u partitarji tan-nejk li ma jafux jisthu.