“But times and political parties change – including Labour, for the worse.”

Nice sentence construction and excellent punctuation. But who am I to advice? Oops. Must not mix my nouns with my verbs lest Teacher Daphne will get upset. Thank God she does not read my emails.

Striklandjan is a Maltese word and has no ‘c’. There is no c in Maltese. The only ‘c’ has a dot on it like ‘cuc”.

[Daphne – No, Joseph Carmel, you don’t ‘translate’ surnames into Maltese. It remains Stricklandjani.]

Another error. Wow! “he the fool to put the name to it?” should read “he the fool put his name to it?” By the way why not ask your mate Joe Borg whether the bishops’ letter against decriminalisation was about homosexuality or anal sex on women. Which bloody stork brought you into this world!

Spot the error: “grmmatical error”.

It is obvious you have not read the debates that led to the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Malta. You can be rest assured that neither EFA nor Guido de Marco spoke of anal sex on women. It was all about homosexuality. You are a stupid woman. Why not let Hubert reply to my questions? Or was this your script and he the fool to put the name to it?

[Daphne – What they spoke about is irrelevant. Why the law existed in the first place is relevant. It is not all about you, as in all about gay men. If a law about anal sex was a law against gay men, then why was there no similar law banning sexual intercourse between women. Use your brain.]

And you do a lot for the image of women in Malta!!!! For the record none of my parents were Mintoffjani. My father was a Striklandjan and my mother who had the same maiden surname as yours comes from an equally well-known Nationalist Party family.

[Daphne – I do not come from a well-known Nationalist family, Joseph Carmel. Both my parents come from well-known pro-Strickland (it has a ‘c’) families that were anti-Nationalist, not pro-Nationalist. But times and political parties change – including Labour, for the worse. What is my surname?]

Her father nearly ended up being exiled had it not been for the fact that he died first. Oh, I see it still gives you a thrill to find some spelling or grmmatical error. If I had to start looking at your badly constructed sentences, I’d never finish.

[Daphne – A man your age should have let that anger go by now.]

Your Aussie Bum Shoot, Russell?

Is this the ‘device’ (sic) referred to by Joseph Carmel Chetcuti?

It is the very fact that they think that they know better than everybody else, and that they have their own solution ready made for you irrespective what you think, which makes them arrogant and patronising.

From his comments, Joseph Carmel Chetcuti is Labour first. Then he is gay.
But of course, it’s his choice and his life.

Hey Russell, that’s really liberal of you talking about when Hubert “had a personal problem facing your homosexuality”.

This is not the gay person’s problem, but rather, other people’s problem.

Is it a problem to be blonde, or tall, or male or Maltese? It’s just how God made us. There’s no problem; it’s just is.

All citizens have a right for a good, safe and fruitful life irrespective of their sexuality, nationality, race, gender or demographics.