Thanks H.P. – you can call me Chris btw, most people do.

Tony, I’m not a medical man, so I wouldn’t like to be the fool rushing in where angels fear to tread, but I think hospital waiting lists are the result of all three stakeholders – Government, Medics and we the Clients – all wanting the impossible.

When all three parties finally bang their heads together and agree on what’s doable, instead of everyone wanting his personal slice of pie-in-the-sky, then we might get somewhere. This is just my opinion.

Words of gold, Mr Ripard.

Does anyone know why Charles Mangion didn’t obtain clearance to appear on TV?

Agreed

I back you 100 percent on this

Is-sistema tal-bulk buying kienet l-ewwel haga li tkellem fuqha Joseph, erbgha snin ilu.

Dawn jekk fhimt sew, donnhom iridu joholqu stat go stat.

Interessanti kif, f’dan l-istat bil-‘middle class’ tieghu, se jkun hemm supermarkets, tour operators, djar ghal-anzjani, nsomma dak kollu li tigi bzonn.

Titkellem ma nies ta’ gewwa jghidulek li dazgur lesti jahtfu kull ma jsibu, la d-daqqa taghhom?

It is simply two tribes, the labels are meaningless.

Anyone want to bet that the difference in votes at the next election is less than a thousand? If LOTTO had a book on it, I’d put 100 euros on it.

Spot on, Edward.

If traditional socialism was the regimentation of needs, the latest strain is concerned with wants.

I disagree when you say that he’s trying to fix a problem that doesn’t exist however.

His intention is to create the problem, read these same wants, carving out for himself a new market.

It’s the PN by numbers, in twelve easy steps.