Oh gosh, now it’s not their fault. Somebody else did it.
Look at this. Leo Brincat and his Partit Laburista have somehow managed to convince themselves that what happened to Carm Mifsud Bonnici is the government’s doing.
Is this some kind of twisted, perverted acknowledgement that they knew it was wrong, did it anyway, felt ashamed (not least given the feedback) and now need to say that they’re not to blame?
And Leo Brincat still hasn’t taken to his Facebook wall to answer my question about what it felt like for him, working for a prime minister who headed a convoy of drydocks lorries into Valletta, smashing and trashing the archbishop’s Curia, the law courts, and a number of shops, then calling the vandals the aristocracy of the workers?
That must have been a real highlight of your pointless political career, Leo.
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And Jesmond Zammit thinks it’s a cunning plan.
GonziPN and the evil gang of four, shall, at the mument propizju, bring about HIS own downfall. Wow.
Even if a Laburist had to believe that there is a grand conspiracy theory around Franco Debono to win the next gneral election – what does that say about Labour’s persistant and predictable behaviour?
Ah, so now Franco is part of the Oligarkija, right?
Even Franco Debono reasons that way.It’s not his fault. On the contrary, he feels it was his duty to speak and act the way he did. It’s the government’s fault for not doing what Franco thinks should be done.
This has been their strategy since before the vote – comparing it to the confidence vote re the Austin Gatt motion, saying that Carm Mifsud Bonnici was thrown to the lions by his own party and such.
They don’t believe themselves, and it will only be the MLP faithful who actually swallow it.
Whose motion was it? – Who started it ?
If the whole ‘Franco Debono issue’ is part of the GonziPN strategy, why did Labour MPs vote for the resignation of the minister?
It could have been an opportunity for them to show that they are above petty politics, that they do believe in the true interest of the country, but no, each and every one of the Labour MPs threw this opportunity away.
The only thing we now know is that Labour in government will not have any ‘Franco Debono issues’ because they will not dare speak up against their Great Leader.
Leo’s statement is somewhat worrying, but the wise comments that follow are what impressed me most. I can immagine them jumping around yelling “I knew it! I knew it!!”