“What you should be worrying about, really, is the way the Labour Party engages communications coordinators who have to look up the major events of 1979 on the internet – and still get them wrong.”

Maybe they’re not all the dinosaurs you make them out to be.

[Daphne – They’re not, my dear. The skivvies are in their 20s and 30s. But they’re not the ones who bother me.]

“dejjem jekk ktibt din il-blog inti!

Peter, mela ma tafx li dan il-blog jiktibulha Il-Guy?

Labour isimhom maghhom, Partit tac-Cucati.

But new faces and radical policy changes are missing.

We see the same tired old 1980s faces, with less hair, more girth but the same IQ and attitude.

Saying that Labour is safe for business is like saying that Malta is a democratic island. It should be taken for granted.

You associate anything but democracy with North Korea. Same with the Malta Labour Party. Expect to see more state intervention, more pjaciri, more mediocrity – insomma gvern tal-messaggiera u l-cleaners.

Nowadays, business can vote with its feet and move operations abroad and let the devil take the hindmost.

Caveat emptor.

Mal-Labour Tinhadem.

Mal-Labour, mhux inhaddmuk, imma nahdmuk.

You can say 30 years ago is the present. Just look at Joseph’s Malta Labour Party line-up.

Mandango70, there is need for a change, I agree. To be lumped with a PL candidate list which is partly made up of that party’s obscene past and no sound policy as of yet just for the sake of change makes no sense.

I shall be happy to do some weeding when I vote for the PN candidates.

So it was Lm30. My memory deceived me.

Dejjem hadmuna, mhux hekk Peter?

Imma bit-time in lieu kont tista’ tghix hajja ta’ papa, tixtri x’tiekol, tmur vaganza, tohrog u ggemma kemxa flus :) u mela le.

You’re wrong it was LM30 but obviously if you could tirranga ma xi hadd ta’gewwa, allura all right.