Jason has begun to junk-mail us

Published: August 10, 2012 at 10:06pm

Damn, Jason has junk-mailed all my neighbours, but left me out of the loop.

Dak ghax mhux se jkun fil-gvern ghas-Sahhara tal-Bidnija.

Luckily, one of my neighbours sent me a PDF.

No red – too vulgar for somebody so stylish and tasteful, who prefers a nice shade of maroon.




15 Comments Comment

  1. maryanne says:

    Mela m’ghadux terremot issa, gej bil-‘bidla kwieta’.

  2. Edward Caruana Galizia says:

    Is it just me or does he sound like a patronising twerp. “Ghal bosta snin”?

    Seriously, it reminds me of a primary school teacher talking down to her students while trying to teach them new vocabulary.

    Even his sentence structure sounds unnatural.

    Try writing something that sounds like it came from a human being, please. Stop treating voters like year one students learning their two times table.

    • Galian says:

      That is exactly how he is, Edward.

      I was surprised to get his mailshot. He either doesn’t know I live where I do or he strangely thinks I can go berserk and give him my vote.

  3. Redneck Rabti says:

    No junk mail for me from Jason either.

    I did receive a visit from the Decelis guy though.

  4. Not Tonight says:

    It’s funny how they always mention governing as being ‘fis-siggu tal-poter’. It’s all a power game to them.

    Power is what they always yearned for, that’s all they care for still. Power to have their own way in everything. Power to lord it over everything and everyone.

    And being from a working class family somehow gives you more of a divine right to rule than if you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. As if it matters, except to carry extra chips on your shoulder.

    Have they changed? Hell, no.

  5. Harry Purdie says:

    He mailed himself?

  6. Bob says:

    no photo?

  7. Lupin says:

    What are these people? Every flyer I receive they make it a point to highlight that they come from a ‘familj tal-haddiema’. Should I cry? So what? So do I. But I will never vote Labour.

  8. Anthony II says:

    He should be grateful to Gonzi then as with the delay in elections sejjer jaqta’ xewqtu li johrog ghal elezzjoni.

    U f’gieh kemm ghandkom stop this rubbish all of you -with maybe a few very few exceptions – of saying that you want to serve the people, you want to be of service to the people, you want to get elected as an altruistic gesture etc etc.

    RUBBISH. All you whole lot yearn for is power power power and being the centre of attraction in Malta’s daily news. Nothing else.

  9. ciccio says:

    I would love to receive a letter from a King.

  10. Clifford says:

    He should have sent the letter with the colours of the rainbow, instead of maroon.

  11. Jozef says:

    If he’s chairman of redtouchfone, why are his numbers GO?

  12. Omega says:

    Hardly aimed at the floating voter! Clearly his main aim is to beat other Labour candidates not attract support for his party.

  13. Lomax says:

    A person who’s been brought up by a real “familja tal-haddiem” would never vote Labour.

    They know that what the real haddiem needs is effective social mobility and nothing else.

    That is why I can never ever vote for the PL.

    The PL appeals to people who are after a free lunch. It’s called the Labour Party and yet its main appeal is to people who don’t want to work, let alone labour.

    When Jason Micallef and Co. speak about this familja tal-haddiem, what they really mean is that they speak about people who do not want to improve their station in life and are happy to live on the dole and the “lerijf”.

    A real familja tal-haddiem, on the other hand, works hard to ensure that their children are given the best tools to make sonething of themselves.

    In the Dark Ages, you would be stuck in a rut. Thanks to the PN government’s policies one can climb up the social ladder. Our society is now built on meritocracy.

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