Ermmm and what will next Monday’s confidence vote really change, apart from the fact that FD will vote in favour but he will still keep on grumbling. What if, maybe, it was never called in the first place? Maybe for this one moment we will put on a side the politics of appearances.

[Daphne – A vote of confidence is inevitable given the apparent formation of a new party in parliament, DebonoPL.]

Parliamentary vote, or big important world conference?

[Daphne – The prime minister, BC. I imagine that in your world, the prime minister would say: “Hang on a minute, I’ve got to be somewhere else. We’ll do it when I come back.”]

Ah, but what about the meeting’s importance to Malta? That’s nothing, compared to Luciano Busuttil’s inability to understand the correct use punctuation, the cause of that fuss and farce about a US government cable..

I suppose you must be one of Franco’s clients. You work at BOV, so probably you’re not a prostitute or drug dealer, but I think you would fit the low IQ group perfectly.

He actually was Prime Minister for a Day. He had a majority in Parliament. No wonder his “excitement.”

The world economy and its problems can wait – tough!

[Daphne – I have told you already – or was that your friend Mandango? – that it is a bad idea to use Bank of Valletta’s system to post these sorts of comments. I don’t think it’s allowed, and not for political reasons, either.]

I hope this will be an eye opener to the thousands of Maltese who fought for democracy in the eighties and the younger generation who have always lived within a democratic society allowed by successive PN governments.

Joseph Muscat’s – the end justifies the means – should be a warning sign that we might have to start all over again for all the things we take forgranted today.