Dalli’s first thought on being kicked out: “I must ring Joseph Muscat”

Published: October 27, 2012 at 2:03pm




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  1. Jozef says:
    October 27, 2012 at 2:27 pm

    Why would Joseph do that? It shouldn’t be in Dalli’s interest to tell us he phoned him and he didn’t.

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  2. Tania says:
    October 27, 2012 at 2:28 pm

    He’s so full of himself it’s sickening to watch him smirk all over my laptop screen.

    The idiot gives himself away in his haste to brag and show us how important he is.

    How is it that the Labour Party can never find a leader who does not give the majority of us a feeling of foreboding in the pit of our stomachs?

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  3. Vanni says:
    October 27, 2012 at 3:38 pm

    With apologies to Ray Parker JR:

    (Joseph Muscat!)
    If there’s somethin’ strange in your neighborhood
    Who ya gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    If it’s somethin’ weird an’ it don’t snuff good
    Who ya gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    I ain’t afraid o’ no Barroso
    I ain’t afraid o’ no Barroso

    If you’re seein’ things runnin’ through your head
    Who can you call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    An invisible canvasser sleepin’ in your bed
    Oh who ya gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    I ain’t afraid o’ no Barroso
    I ain’t afraid o’ no Barroso

    Who ya gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    If you’re all alone, pick up the phone
    And call
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    I ain’t afraid o’ no OLAF
    I hear it likes the girls
    I ain’t afraid o’ no OLAF
    Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

    Who you gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    Mmm, if you’ve had a dose
    Of a freaky snuff baby
    You better call
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    Let me tell you somethin’
    Brussels makes me feel good
    I ain’t afraid o’ no snuf
    I ain’t afraid o’ no snuf

    Don’t get caught alone, oh no
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    When he comes through your door
    Unless you just a want some more
    I think you better call
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    Oh, who you gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)
    Who you gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    Ah, think you better call
    (Joseph Muscat!)
    Who you gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    I can’t hear you
    Who you gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)
    Louder
    (Joseph Muscat!)

    Who you gonna call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)
    Who can you call?
    (Joseph Muscat!)

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    • Uninterested Bystander says:
      October 27, 2012 at 7:20 pm

      Right on, brother.

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    • Eddy Privitera says:
      October 28, 2012 at 1:32 pm

      Qed tikkonferma li Joseph Muscat hadilkhom raskhom, u ma tafux x’se taqbdu taghmlu biex tibdlu r-rotta li qabbdilkhom Joseph Muscat – GHAL ISFEL !

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      • Vanni says:
        October 28, 2012 at 5:10 pm

        Mhux ahna dahalnieh fil-kredu lil Muscat, imma Dalli, meta cempel lilu qabel ma cempel lil-Prim Ministru.

        Naf li int Laburist, Eddy, imma stennejt li ghalanqas ikollok ideja vaga ta’ kif imorru l-affarijiet.

        Billi milli jidher ma tafx, bniedem li qed jirraprezenta lil Malta ghandu jirispetta l-ufficju tal-Prim Ministru ta’ pajjizu, u jikontatta lilu qabel haddiehor.

        Li kieku ipprova jaghmel hekk, Dalli kien zgur ixandara. Muscat, min naha l-ohra, ried jurina kemm hu importanti.

  4. ciccio says:
    October 27, 2012 at 3:53 pm

    Some journalist – and I am excluding Simone Cini and Robert Musumeci – should enquire from Mr. Dalli as to why he felt he needed to do that call, and what was the involvement of Joseph Muscat in the matter at that point.

    Did he ask Joseph Muscat for any favours, and if yes, on what basis?

    Mr. Dalli should also be asked as to what other information he had communicated about this case to Dr. Muscat before 5.00pm of Tuesday 16 October.

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  5. AJS says:
    October 27, 2012 at 5:06 pm

    This should capture headlines; unfortunately few seem to notice or care.

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  6. Jacey says:
    October 27, 2012 at 5:31 pm

    It must be my fertile immagination, but his pose and facial expression remind me of a young Duce

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  7. The other hatter says:
    October 28, 2012 at 4:44 am

    By his own admission, the PM-in-waiting is somehow connected to the sordid goings-on of Dalligate. This is by far the key piece of the story for Maltese voters.

    Oh, I know that Muscat’s gone all coy all of a sudden, perhaps heeding the sage advice of some smart handler.

    But wouldn’t you just love to sit back and watch layer upon layer of this onion getting peeled back during cross examination, if and when charges are finally laid against Dalli?

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    • Eddy Privitera says:
      October 28, 2012 at 1:37 pm

      The other hatter: What if no charges are brought against John Dalli , what will you say ????

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      • The other hatter says:
        October 28, 2012 at 4:26 pm

        Simple. I will follow your lead, and infiltrate every single online discussion, with a cut and paste copy of the same email, all in capital letters, over and over again: WHY WAS MUSCAT THE VERY FIRST PERSON DALLI CALLED AFTER HE WAS FORCED TO RESIGN? WHAT FAVOUR DID DALLI CALL IN?

  8. RJC says:
    October 28, 2012 at 10:05 am

    Muscat’s eyes looking towards the right…. that’s not the mind’s memory side.

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