There’s a beautiful group of olive trees, driving past Lija cemetery before turning up to Villa Francia, which I think deserve care and attention. Absolutely fantastic, all gnarled and twisted along the contours of the field.

When he drives his car himself, it’s the Leader of the Opposition acting as a chauffeur for the leader of the Labour Party.

Such old olive trees in Sicily are known as “Saraceni” because they believe that they were planted during the Saracen period.

The state pays for a driver for the Leader of the Opposition, as distinct from the leader of the Labour Party.

And Don Quixote.

It’s implied that there will be continuity between what this government is doing and what they intend to do.

Even because it will be practically impossible to perform any radical surgery notwithstanding what Silvio says. They need the civil service in place.

So in a way, there should be no difference between today’s PL and the PN, anzi, Joseph’s PL owns elements of vintage PN, the ‘exPN’ whereas GonziPN is a personal construct.

At least that’s what they seem to believe.

Interesting concept, with one minor defect; politics. Will it be income tax or VAT? Pensions or obligatory civil service? Sargas or djar ghal-komunita’?

As usual, they underestimate those who’re pouring money into their media machine. No, he can’t see it coming.

Unless he intends to recreate a diorama of Maltese politics inside the ‘national movement’ to practise sorting out the differences, he’ll find this fictitious map impossible to tame.

Word has it the ‘l-ewwel nitilghu, mbaghad naraw’ applies primarily to him.

Don Key jonqos

Who pays for his personal chauffeur? The LP I guess. When is the next “maratona gbir ta’ fondi”.