The ball is in JPO’s court. If he has any self respect left it is time for him to substantiate his allegations.

Call the men in white coats.

[Daphne – Yes, that’s how I know it.]

No, this man is being pushed beyond his limits. They won’t stop until the PN is as rotten as Joseph’s Labour. It will be rather difficult however, given the compact front the party can provide right now.

One mustn’t forget Jeffrey didn’t speak out during the conference, just a grumble to the relevance of a secret vote. What we’re talking about is four individuals, three mp’s and a commissioner, chickening out of the challenge they keep promising themselves and their supposed exPN. Some are so confused as to call themselves exgonziPN, work that out.

All those who think this is the PN coming apart had better look into what the consequences of this self perpetuating myth could be. In other words, who’s the candidate who can take the PN to another victory? I say the one who seems to upset Labour’s motives and designs most.

If someone hasn’t yet realised that all this happens to coincide with Labour’s only percieved chance of winning, they’re slow enough to keep thinking Joseph could be an alternative. They know they can’t face an electoral campaign, with its hard talk, and the questions which have to be answered, so all they do is to keep up the great distraction. A snap election suits only them, nobody else, not even their own voters.

And if Joseph thinks MEPA isn’t the competent authority when it comes to development, rest assured no one else will ever be. If that isn’t the writing on the wall, someone tell me what it is.

AD, FAA, Ramblers, Din L-Art Helwa, everyone who thinks we deserve better, than this entropy reducing us to mere spectators of this sordid negative campaign, must speak out. Is anyone hoping Joseph’s capable of abstracting himself into any symbol related to the aesthetics we’ve had the luxury to bicker about? Please.

There’s Musumeci’s allergy to the spirit of law, Chetcuti’s requests for subsidising abuse, Dalli’s biggest lie since carbon monitoring began, and Marlene’s speculative exercise killing policy waiting to be unleashed upon us.

Jospeh’s Labour refuses to acknowledge the challenge these islands pose to real development, they’re twenty five years late, incongruent and liable to the sense of entitlement their backers have taken over to their headquarters.

Never has the need for policy as instrument for the common good been so crystal clear.