As long as they can, it’s theirs for the taking. He said so himself.

The PN has a duty to restore perspective, the meaning of words (don’t give me context), and the restoration of others.

Joseph Muscat has been overtaken by the Moviment posit: it cannot exist as long as there’s a real PN, that should be within the Movement ‘ta’ Maltin’ (read ta’ rieda tajba, remember that?) by now, leaving gonziPN ‘barrani’ as oppressor.

It’s a dogged determination to instill a feel-good factor about a Labour victory. The use of symbol, words, images and their decontextualisation, The playful (ludica, heda) irony, essentially Italian, is key to all this.

To be more specific, a Romanaccio burino, rightist, vulgar, rassegnato.

Sharon and her tongue sticking out, Sandro Chetcuti and his buffoonery, Toni Abela and his puppets, Joseph basically a step away from gloating at what he’s managed to create, a media circus. Not to mention the tweeters, like Mintoff and KMB man Leo Brincat.

The opposite of Dario Fo’ and Benigni, avowed enemies of Berlusconi, banished from TV, who still brought him down with a simple idea: beauty as truth.

The PN, in my view, hasn’t yet decided whether it intends to uphold it, but of course words and meaning are being twisted.

Muscat doesn’t have a persona, delegating that to everyone instead; our own Big Brother with newspapers instead of cameras, a permanent silly season.

Polls this week should indicate a saturation point and a marked increase in dissent towards politics.

No doubt.

ditto

‘Unprejudiced’ means ‘impartial’ … not ‘too stupid to form an opinion, or too cowardly to state one’.

‘Unprejudiced’ insomma… :) But we’ll agree on Daphne’s frankness.

Can’t you not prepare some “reserve articles” and upload those when you want a break?

Ooops, I meant the body guards.

Poor security guards. Don’t tell me that yesterday he made them wait for 5 hours to come out of that meeting and tell them “Take me home – I have said enough for today.”

You must be Peter ‘EFF’ Fenech. Got it wrong again mate.