According to Joey’s theory these people were never born.

Really a case of the left hand being oblivious to what the right hand is doing.

I have just received this email from the Labour Party.

From: PL Communications Office [mailto:info@plmailing.com]
Sent: 21 May 2012 05:20
To: Reachair
Subject: Garanzija għaż-Żgħażagħ – Tagħlim Taħriġ Xogħol

Matul dawn l-aħħar ġimgħat il-Partit Laburista poġġa l-edukazzjoni fuq quddiem nett tal-aġenda.
Għalina l-edukazzjoni tiġi l-ewwel.
L-edukazzjoni hija ċ-ċavetta għall-mobilità soċjali, biex titwettaq il-ħolma ta’ kull omm u missier li wliedhom ikunu aħjar minnhom.
Kien għalhekk li Joseph Muscat ta Garanzija liż-Żgħażagħ li titwettaq taħt Gvern Ġdid. Garanzija li nagħtu l-opportunità lil kulħadd li jsib futur fit-Tagħlim, f’iktar Taħriġ jew fix-Xogħol.
Tellaqna proċess wiesgħa ta’ diskussjoni, ma’ żgħażagħ, għaqdiet taż-żgħażagħ, studenti u s-soċjetà ċivili.
Issa jmiss lilkom li tixtarru l-proposta tagħna u tagħtuna l-ideat tagħkom dwarha.
Irridu li kull żagħżugħa u żagħżugħ jilħaq l-aspirazzjonijiet u l-ħolm tagħha jew tiegħu.
Permezz ta’ Garanzija għaż-Żgħażagħ ta’ Tagħlim, Taħriġ u Xogħol, qed nagħtu l-għodda biex iż-żgħażagħ tagħna, huma min huma, ikollhom l-opportunità li jeċċellaw u jagħmlu suċċess.
Ara d-diskors ta’ Joseph Muscat hawn.
Aqra d-diskors ta’ Joseph Muscat hawn.
Ara r-reazzjonijiet għall-proposta ta’ Joseph Muscat hawn.
Tista’ tkompli tgħin ukoll biex nibqgħu nibnu dawn l-ideat, u nagħmlu ħafna aktar għal pajjiżna, billi tagħti donazzjoni.

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EDUCATION – TRAINING – JOBS
Our guarantee for young people

The Labour Party has placed education at the forefront of its policies in recent weeks. Education is our priority.
Education is the key to us all making the most of our potential, and for young people it is the crucial starting point, the very foundation of their eventual career and life choices. And naturally every parent and guardian wants to see all of their children reach their full potential.
This is the reason Joseph Muscat launched this initiative and guarantee of education and training for jobs. A guarantee that means everyone will be given the opportunity to develop their skills and individual talents in higher education and training, so that their education and skills will lead to work which reflects their true potential.
This initiative is the result of widespread consultation with young people, their parents, youth organisations, as well as, crucially, all those who work in the education and civil spheres.
However this is not enough. Now we would also appreciate more of your feedback on this proposal so that it can truly reflect individual needs, so that all young people will realise their potential, whatever the individual needs and circumstances.
You can mail your suggestions to us here.
This guarantee is, we think, the best way to ensure we have a generation of young people who have every opportunity to achieve, a proposal which recognises the individuality of all of Malta and Gozo’s young people as a prerequisite to their future success.
A proposal for a better future for us all.
Donate whatever you can to support our initiatives.

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We learn everything except those behaviours that have survival function. These latter behaviours are ‘instinctive’. That said, I should point out that those who use these arguments usually continue talking about cultural modification and control.

One cannot help feeling the sense of impending doom (oh, and that is learnt too – we all learnt what Mintoff and the Reds did in the 1970s and 1980s).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hv76ItdYzI

I find it in very bad taste to play on people’s personal situations. Especially when you’ve been a testimonial to the industry in question.

Well, he is not one to choose his words carefully and perhaps he meant “talents”.

Perhaps he doesn’t know the difference.

Perhaps this sentence helps him: certainly public speaking is not a talent of his but sadly it isn’t a skill he has mastered either.

Opium for the masses, and all that…

Did you notice that tonight he seemed a bit unsteady in his speech? Almost as if he’d forgotten about it and hastily put together some random and obvious statements?