And inevitably….

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1. ciccio says:

   June 28, 2012 at 12:40 pm

   Said the tortoise to JPOS, whose head was buried in the sand, next to her eggs.

   http://dbmz6k5r32451.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/head-in-sand.jpg

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2. Jozef says:

   June 28, 2012 at 5:56 pm

   http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/en/newsdetails/news/national/ANALYSIS-Gonzi-gets-tough-but-how-tough-can-he-get-20120628

   Read the comment by a certain Zowi, interesting how this individual feels free to declare Joseph’s responsibility for all that’s been happening in the backbench.

   It’s also telling how the strategy, no longer camouflaged, seems to be the annihilation of the PN, perhaps necessary when, if, it finds itself in opposition. ‘Kissirlek partit’ sums up the plan, incite even more chaos to project their artifice onto a democratically elected government. When a partit is considered the objective and function ignored, a certain logic, can be seen.

   It’s as if the Labour Party’s incapability to provide answers as a party is a given, better to remove anyone who can provide the painful contrast then. Move the goalposts where the Nakitas, Tanders and Lucianos reign supreme.

   The movement then, arises out of necessity and fits the opaque attitude to freedom of association perfectly well. An exclusive attitude as in inclusive or else.

   I wonder what Franco thinks of this idiot’s opinion, who chooses him as one of Joseph’s own. He needs to quit looking at himself on TV first, even because it’s out in the open what the agenda is, break the PN’s back. So much for the democratic element everyone was going on about before last week’s vote.

   The violence, till now verbal, is making inroads into visuals as well. They think tackling images as Oliviero Toscani used to do, is cool. Toscani portrayed violence to denounce it, not to reduce memory to an anecdote.

   It’s a smear campaign a’ la Sant, this time however, one senses a sense of foreboding, an unease, if it doesn’t succeed.

   The question everyone should ask is, borrowing their typical inverted logic, if we’re so fed up of the PN in government, why don’t we get rid of this opposition?

   Fancy that, trying to imagine what could happen if Joseph’s house of cards, lacking even a symbol in the name of fragile detente, flops. He could be placing his bets against minor odds but being too complacent, the losses won’t be recoverable. Worth playing against.

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