And that’s why he is telling investors not to be afraid of his Partit Laburista.

But his past still haunts him and his writings against the European Union membership and the entry in the Euro Zone are still clearly written on the wall. These are still there and no one will ever erase them.

Then they might as well vote Labour because the end result will be the same.

The PN should start distributing pictures of what Muscat’s cabinet is likely to look like, with slogans like, ‘Do you really want these Mintoffian Fossils and Rejects running your life again?’

I know it’s a negative campaign, but it would target these lazy bastards who have forgotten what it was really like under the old regime and are taking for granted all that Malta has achieved since then.

Yet I agree. I’d rather have Lawrence Gonzi meddling with and ‘running’ the economy, than Joseph Muscat.

One of the main issues is Muscat’s position about the euro. Does he intend to stay in the Eurozone or not? He should be challanged to give clear answers.

You may be right but Joseph Muscat has not succeeded on the first requisite, which is credibility.

He may be applying bits of the other rules but these will not be fully effective if there is no credibility.

The word he used was “nillapazzaw”, Francis.