Six question marks. This time it’s serious.

And YOUR GOVERNMENT has been in office for 25 years and has not found one such instance of corruption which happened in those years you mention! Or is it because PN important people were involved ??????

[Daphne – Not my government, Mr Privitera, but the Maltese government, which is yours too. You are not in a position to talk about corruption. I never voted Labour, so I am.]

If Silvio Zammit might have been a canvasser or chief canvasser in the Sliema district, what has Dalli done wrong ? Not all candidates for election have canvassers ? it seems that Silvio Zammit might have thought that he had enough influence on John Dalli that he could project himself as a lobbyist to the Swedish company. Still it seems that his lobbying got him nowhere, except in trouble !

[Daphne – You just don’t get it do you? But then what else might we expect of somebody who voted for the corrupt Labour governments of the 1970s and 1980s.]

I will be watching Bond+. But if John Dalli is going to be present, you will not believe a word he says, ain’t that right ?

Shame on you . You are a disgrace to Maltese women !!!!

No wonder you know next to nothing about the European union !

[Daphne – Go and lie down, Mr Privitera. You need to stay up past 9pm tonight to watch Bondi+.]

what had you written about John Dalli when he had been asked to resign by Lawrence Gonzi ? Remember, he was then cleared because he had been the victim of a frame-up, remember ? So aren’t you in too much of a hurry to condemn him ? Who knows, he might be found to have been set-up again. But your hate for John Dalli will not allow you to be cautious !

[Daphne – Quite frankly, I think he hasn’t been caught often enough.]

Daphne: Quite obviously you – the well -read Daphne (!)- has never bothered to read the books I mentioned. Is it because you were scared to read about the sordid affairs that happen in the corridors of Brussels ?

[Daphne – I read only novels, Mr Privitera, and occasionally, I read history. Oh, and about food, of course.]

Needless to say, I thought that I did not understand Mr Caruana, when he told me to be at the kiosk.

But there he was, with diary in hand and Mr Dalli conferring with his constituents. At the time I thought it funny and awkward, but as they say, `time is a great healer and teacher`.

Is smoking allowed in his restaurant?