These are what Hissy Queen Jason Micallef considers to be the major issues
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May 27, 2012 at 10:28am
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Most probably he’s planning on winning the election with televoting. Blithering idiot!
Gawd, this man is an embarrassment!
Un-fuckin-believable.
But then again he’s only taking his party and Dear Leader’s cue to a new low.
A motion of no confidence against God for not giving us enough neighbours, signed by Anglu and Joe. Wait for it
good one
What stupidity!! Malta should joint the queue of those who did not make it. I cannot understand how ONE TV has such a stupid man at its head
Speaking to my mates in the UK yesterday, they were pretty sure that something like this would surface on Maltese news today.
As usual I thought it was a little bit of snobbery but it seems that they were right.
A projection of the shouldering of responsibility of an election. Kurt lost because of the power of incumbency.
Kurt’s answer to that should be “I have no regrets.”
We should forward his complaints to the other countries so that they will finally stop voting for their friends, and shoulder responsibility.
What a clown.
I knew some idiot was going to go there.
And the idiot is….Jason Micallef.
Daphne, you don’t understand. Its all Gonzi’s fault. He told everyone to vote for their neighbours.
I was thinking the same exact thing and logged on to your blog to see whether you wrote anything- he’s simply pathetic!
Poor Jason; I think he misheard “Eurozone crisis” as “Eurosong crisis.”
Wow…So Euro crisis/breakup, PIGS countries collapsing under (mostly socialist created) debt pile. Possible breakup of euro into haves and have nots, subsequent worldwide collapse of bond/stock markets, Syria massacres etc – and we moan about Eurovision. Great, just great.
Athens and Madrid are burning, whilst in Malta we want political responsibility for a song contest?
They can’t hide their thirst for blood, as long as they get into government. God help us, because as soon as the credit rating agencies see these loonies, we are going to get downgraded…badly.
They literally sound like Karl Marx. The problem with such insanity is that one attempts to explain every situation with it, when in reality, things are never that simple.
Such a paranoid world view is and will always remain a reaction. They propose nothing instead. Theysimply criticise an invisible symbol (“clique”) they created themselves to make the Nationalists seem “exploitative” and “unjust”.
One could say it’s a desperate monologue. Sad.
Karl Marx? You mean the Marx Brothers.
Definitely Carm Mifsud Bonnici’s fault! My God, how can anyone in his right mind take these people seriously.
This is the sort of mentality their friends in North Korea are very familiar with.
The N Korean football team were punished for not winning the world cup. Not very liberal is it?
For god’s sake, it’s only a bloody song contest and only one can win.
Why ‘hold someone responsible’ when the results are not exactly scientific?
The MLP is very keen to control every aspect of Maltese life, as we are very aware. Remember the golden years? Who and when we can have colour TV, what make, the price etc.
Come next election, Malta will engage reverse gear and go full speed backwards.
It is so reassuring to see the opposition party concerning itself with the Eurovision song contest.
In Athens, Lisbon and Madrid political parties are otherwise occupied.
This thanks to our “par idejn sodi”.
Four years ago the electorate made the right choice.
Now, it can afford to worry about a song.
Jaqq. X’injoranza ta’ nies.
Ghandek mitt elf ragun tghidilhom racanc, Daphne.
Mulej henn ghalina – xinhu gej fuqna.
Is Jason Micallef shouldering responsibility for Labour losing the elections last time round? Silly me. It was a collective effort between the ruddy hodor.
So, the UK is strengthening its border control protocols to cater for the expected influx of Greeks and other Europeans in case the Euro collapses – Skynews 26/05/2012
Merkel is reviewing economic rehabilitation policies – The Times 26/05/2012
Lagarde under fire for having the temerity to state that states should be more efficient in tax collection and services
Jason Micallef wants political responsibility to be shouldered for a song contest result.
I am so hopeful for the future.
Oh dear with this finger pointing attitude it looks like we’re going to go back to the good old times when nothing is done. That way no-one will be blamed if it did not work out as planned.
Maybe someone should tell Jason to advise his parliamentarians for a vote of no confidence/resignation in the minister concerned because we did not win the Eurovision. U hallina cuc.
So Jason criticises the fact that Malta’s entry came 21st in the Eurovision Song Contest. What did he say about last year’s entry and its failure to make the semi-final?
Nothing: that would have meant laying it on Labour buddy Norman Hamilton who, this year, decided to “resign”.
Jason tal-komiks has earned himself a caption competiton don’t you think?
[Daphne – I’ll need the picture first.]
Sorry, not on Facebook, though it seems there’s a whole other world out there that I may be missing.
Any day now, Joseph will call a press conference and guarantee that under a Labour government Malta will win the Eurovision Song Contest.
Yeah, like revive the Brigata Laburista and send them off to Sweden in tiny red skirts to sing “Il-quddiem fis-sliem” while marching backwards and forwards. Waves of nostalgia, guaranteed to cream the vote of whatever lay behind the Iron Curtain.
Baħnan
Don’t forget Norman Hamilton was not with Kurt – so there was no “professionalism” this year. Jason didn’t like that – but then that picture of Jason with caption underneath says it all.
Look no further. It was me. I accept full responsibility for our placing in the Eurovision song contest.
It was a plot many years in the planning and weaselly difficult in execution, too complex to lay out the details here. Suffice to say that the OPM, Darrell Lea Foods and the St Francis Animal Shelter are heavily implicated.
If Jason will put an ad on page 3 of l-Orizzont on June 1st that says “Busli ghajni” and his mobile number, I will come forward with the documentation in triplicate and a little foil hat.
Dear all, Jason is right. Once we’re at it we should all demand responsibility for Malta not taking part in the football World Cup finals and in Euro 2012.