‘L-ghan tal-moviment hu li jwaqqa’ l-gvern Nazzjonalista…imbghad naraw.’

He’s an ex policeman who prides himself on being self-taught.

That’s why we vote Nationalist because we grew up under your ‘ moviment’ with the same faces.

Yes because someone will probably kick his teeth in. When my father said he did not want to join the GWU back in the old days, he was suspended without pay.

He was also the mayor for sometime.

Labour candidates, especially Manuel Mallia, are only meeting poor people who are full of problems which will only be solved when Labour is in government.

Saw the bit where Mallia boasts about how he tries to get his clients to jump the queue on hospital lists?

As if the other people on the waiting lists may not be urgent cases as his clients are.

What barefaced cheek.

[Daphne – No, I missed that because I popped across to write about the other bit. And in any case, I find it really difficult to look at him, because he is so slimy and disgusting. No wonder he has to make it worth a woman’s while.]

Issa kif jilta’ l-Labour isir chief pilot and Airmalta tiehu r-ruh zgur. Promise.

http://www.maltadata.com/

The newspaper only labelled him as ‘the founding chairman of the Institute of Family Therapy Malta’ giving the impression that he is above politics.

Not that anyone with a modicum of intelligence would believe that he has no political connection.

His attempts to prove that Malta is starving are laughable.

He says that voluntary organisations prove that Malta is full of beggars, conveniently ignoring the fact that any organisation, whether run for profit or not, needs to generate income and it is not the government’s business to provide it with it.

A Labour mind never loses the opportunity to contradict itself though.

In the same breath that he uses voluntary organisations as proof of poverty, he admits that these organisations have been collecting record amounts of money in the last couple of years.

I wonder where he thinks all this money is coming from.

People volunteer because they have the time, money and luxury to do so. People who can’t afford a basic meal don’t run organisations aiming to help cancer stricken children or animal sanctuaries (both eligible to get funds from l-Istrina).

The government is apparently also to blame for bad business decisions taken by individuals, for lifelong decisions not to work to take care of one’s elderly parents and the value of gold on the international market.

Charlie Azzoppardi leaves the best bit till last.

‘the Labour government had found the same scenario in 1971 and eradicated poverty completely, restoring dignity to the people.’

Where does Labour find these dregs?

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120625/opinion/The-new-faces-of-poverty.425834