I say “Don’t trust him, he’s luring the government into believing that he’s got no more axes to grind.”

He wants to do the maximum damage to the PN.

This is an exact replica of the strategy he used with Richard Cachia Caruana.

Now, you are tired. If Labour wins you will be exhausted.

I tend to be of the same opinion. Much as I hate the prospect of a Labour government, I think it is about time the country got rid of people like JPO, Franco Debono, Jesmond Mugliett and all the other wannabes who have hijacked the political scene for the past two years or so.

We are tired and bored.

We don’t care about their reforms which are meant to give us a ‘stronger democracy’.

We are tired with their personal grudges which are being fought about in Parliament.

They have made a mockery out of the whole parliamentary system.

They keep harping on about it being the highest institution in the country but they treat it like the school playground.

The RCC/CMB debacle says a lot about the honour and the integrity of those two people but speaks volumes of the kind of vindictive politics the neo-Mintoffian party is promoting.

I think it’s time we’ve relegated these not-so-honourable gentlemen to the dustbin of history.

I don’t need to be preached to about democracy by people whose behaviour will land us with a party which has long been discredited in the field of democracy and decency.

I admire your Christian fortitude, Daphne. I am not so forgiving.

If then the people want to elect blackmailers and a bunch of scoundrels to our Parliament, then let that be it and the people will get what they deserve.

I am reliving the 70s and 80s again, and every morning am waking up thinking “What’s next?”

We’ve all been there and we know the disastrous results. I only feel sorry for the next generation.

The PM should stop making himself a doormat for every Tom, Dick and Harry with a grudge to wipe his shoes on and start talking business.

This is the time when he *really* needs a “par idejn sodi”. Personal vendettas have no place in parliament, especially when they constitute an embarrassment not only to the party, but to the entire nation.

At this point he has nothing to lose and everything to gain by putting the upstarts in their place – making a show out of them if necessary.

The language of blackmail appears to be the only language they understand after all.

[Daphne – No, let’s be civilised and take him for what he is: a drunk with serious problems.]