All plagiarists lie, Kevvy.

Jozef, I am writing about political ideas, not people, but frankly I haven’t a clue of what you’re on about.

@Purdie – I prefer your funny dishwashing jokes to this insult.

The Economist, you say? I stopped reading the Economist since the mid-80s. Truly. They’re as deceitful as the BBC and a waste of time. Very high up the media pyramid, you see. I also binned its cousin, Newsweek, by the early 90s.

Those were the days. I was only just starting to wake up to the Purdies of this world.

U tista’ zzid li kien ihalli lil ta’ madwaru skantati kemm kien jilhaqlu.

Put Labour in and watch your final paragraph unfold.

Kevvy, the meat of your argument is straight out of ‘.The Economist’. Think for yourself. Or at least, acknowledge your sources.

Happy to see you think we ‘smart alecs’ (oh so 70’s) are funny.

… and a little bit of decency. As much as she has all the right to wear what she pleases, she has no right to complain when what she is wearing, displeases us.

Kev, when Sharon’s partners poured our money into default swaps against their own countries, did you lift a finger?

Ijja. JAM sar spokesman tal-mejtin.