Rumour has it he had to resit some of his law exams.

So much for being a high flying, high achieving top student and criminal lawyer.

High as a kite, possibly?

Spot on. Why show us only the Form 2 results? Were they his very best? Were they a fluke obtained only after mummy threatened to roast his capons if he didn’t pull himself together?

Din l-injoranza grassa minn fejn gibtha? Minn xi lecture tal-ligi?

Kun af li hafna iktar essenzjali min avukat tal-habba gozz huwa Lewis, u l-Lewises kollha tal-pajjiz, li jigi jigriblna iz-zibel kuljum.

X’naghmlu minghajru ghidli? Franco on the other hand…

‘Franco and Professor Gordon are both examples of this’. but please next time round qualify your statement better by clarifying that they are at the extreme opposite ends of the spectrum.

Read All About It! Debono’s Latest Spite!
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20121010/local/debono-presents-motion-for-halt-and-review-of-st-philip-s-hospital-acquisition-process.440514

They (still) shoot horses don’t they? Hasn’t this tosser a life that he may call his own?

“The simplest principles become difficult of practice, when habits, formed in error, have been fixed by time, and the simplest truths hard to receive when prejudice has warped the mind.”

Francis Wright

[Daphne – Lovely.]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chicken%20shit

The blurb states “Grupp ta’ analisti ssiehbu biex f’dan il-ktieb jaghtu tifkiriethom u jistudjaw l-impatt ta’ Mintoff fuq Malta – roqgha art li darba kienet kolonja imma illum membry fl-Unjoni Ewropea.”

By making that statement in the context of this book it really gives me the impression that they are seeking to give him some form of credit for the fact that today we are members of the EU, or is that just my impression? I am so tired of reading all the rewrites and the pathetic eulogies that perhaps at this stage I am just jaded.

Martin Scicluna’s was the latest and it was all the more disappointing because I would have thought that he would have known better. To claim that he knows what was going on because he read it in some report or because friends of his told him is totally ludricous – but then it is clear that the man has an opinion about everything and has become quite used to pontificating to the rest of us.

Ironically he is of the very ilk Mintoff would have kicked to high heavens at least after his flirtation with the idea of integration went belly up.

Klaus Vella Bardon’s article in last Sunday Times was a breath of fresh air. His was a more realistic assessment.