A `week` of celebrating, chanting `viva l-labour` and feeling powerful?

More likely to be five long years of celebrating and chanting `viva l-Labour, viva l-Labour, hej hej hej` in the squares and in the streets, in public buildings, government departments, restaurants and buses and lording it over others as though the country belonged to them by right.

I dread to think what Valletta will be like – Pjazza San Gorg and the Barracca and the Waterfront being taken over by hordes of vengeful Labourites. The decent, civilized way of life which we have long got used to under a PN government will be a bygone era.

Joseph Muscat is no Alfred Sant (for all his faults) and will undoubtedly justify any type of behaviour of his followers, as long as he is in power.

Why is it that this time round, I have a feeling that it is going to be like 1971 all over again? And all because of some nationalists who want a change for its own sake, even if it`s not a change for the better?

With a huge looming economic and financial crisis beckoning in the future and the war in Syria getting uncomfortably closer to Europe, the Labour Party will be totally unfit and unable to handle any unforeseen situation which may arise in future, let alone govern the country well for five whole years. It will probably be the worse possible time to have the Labour Party in government.

Good point, Troy,

I heard a comment, first hand, from a young lady who is very strong PL supporter.

Her family are well into PL politics. She stated that she is doing very well at the moment under a PN government and would not like it to change.

She is, however, looking forward to a PL win just because she wants a week of celebration. The reason: ‘It’s been some time since I last celebrated a PL win!’

Unbelievable.

Physical attractiveness or lack thereof has nothing to do with it. You seem to be unfamiliar with his off-pitch antics.

The time to block the three out of contesting next election under the NP banner is not this coming Thursday. The Executive cannot bar anyone from running until after names are submitted for approval.

I look forward to Mugliett receiving a stiff dressing down and the two others to be stripped of any chairmanships and other perks.

Expelling them from the party now means the dissolution of parliament and an early election which may curtail the government’s electoral programme of 2008 and endanger pending projects.

Is the bodyguard in the room while he fixes your crowns?

Would an assassin simply have to make an appointment to get in the room alone with him?

Why won’t anybody take me seriously?

Matt, all they want is a week of celebrating, chanting ‘viva l-Labour’ and feeling powerful.

Governing? Err, mmm, oh yeah, we have to govern, almost forgot about that.

In fact I thought of telling Polly March about him. Now as for Tom Cruise………………..To each his own.

[Daphne – Ah well, Kenneth. All the ladies fancy him.]