How dare he accuse those who lived through the Mintoff years of ‘imagined wrongs’.

Martin Scicluna also told us to take a good look at ourselves simply because we strongly feel that the best years of our lives were spoilt. I am sorry to disappoint him but I will not talk or write in the vein of the gentleman who wrote balanced accounts of the Mintoff years and whom he mentioned in his article. My experience was real and no revision of history will make me change my mind.

I don’t know anything about Martin Scicluna, except what’s written in the newspapers. It would be interesting to now how he fared during those golden years.

If Martin Scicluna intends to kick off another dividi et imperat, perhaps he needs reminding that this country was stripped of any sense of order and distinction so that his type could ‘monitor local affairs’.

If George Borg Olivier had opened his vision to that of Aldo Moro, Mintoff would be simply remembered for his multiple volte faccia before 1964.

Or was Nasser enough to maneouvre the stumpy perit into the arms of the dashing colonel?

Careful Martin, this place degenerates into the squalor you so hate as soon the latin dimension is picked by those who’ll abuse it.

W.Coyote
Sep 22, 2012 @ 14:01:10

Debono has been right all along. It is the evil clique’s
incitement against the good lawyer’s advice that is
sowing such uncertainty in Malta at present.
When the day of reckoning comes on voting day,
all will see who was right all along.

But to this day Judas is remembered as a traitor. And the same applies to Franco.

The Mintoffjani are petting his back until he topples the goverment because that is what they are after. Once he does that they will start rediculing him and send him f..king himself. And the stupid man will oblige. Tuba mela high achiever.