X’ghandu x’jaqsam “Random”!

Bhal dak li qallu, skond int “and computers and telecommunication gadgets were far less a domestic item than they are today.”

Jekk ikollok Malta kollha komputers, ikollok ix-xoghol. Maaaa… x’faqar ta’ argumenti.

“Random”, mhux il-komputers igibu x-xoghol. IZDA IX-XOGHOL IGIB IL-KOMPUTERS.

X’jiswew il-komputers minghajr XOGHOL? Biex tilghab is-“Solitaire”?

Jista’ jkollok Malta miksija komputers u malli xi negozjant jisma’ bl-isem Malta, jithawwad. Ghax taht Muscat’s Labour Party, ma tahdimx, tant li kellu johrog jaghti GARANZIJA LI L-NEGOZNANT HUWA “SAFE”.

Thirty years ago when Saatchi & Saatchi designed that billboard the political world was still embedded in the Cold War and computers and telecommunication gadgets were far less a domestic item than they are today.

So what relevance does a billboard designed 30 years ago have for today? Labour’s quick response to the PN billboard made me wonder who are the real dinosaurs nowadays.

[Daphne – Labour’s quick response, as you put it, merely highlighted Labour’s lack of policies. A proper response to a billboard accusing Labour of being a major mass unemployment risk would be the delineation of why this will not happen. And not, yayayaya-look-in-the-mmirror.]

Ejja where’s that cunning marketing that the PN used five years ago?