The comment that those who’ve invested money into renewables are rich anyway, may provide the clue where Joseph intends to get electricity at low rates.

Easy when the two way meter belongs to the sole provider owned by the state.

Interesting how after Friday’s Xarabank, no one from the PN, the real one ie, was invited.

This from the movement which prides itself on the value of its ideas.

According to Simone Cini and Robert Musumeci, the legitimate concern epressed by everyone, to the feasibility of Labour’s only slogan is just a buzzword.

Who’s the arrogant git now?

Actually Carmen came across really well in my opinion. It was the first time I heard her speak….couldn’t stop thinking of what you might be thinking of what she was on about. And I came here to have an insight into that, only to learn you were distracted by the washing hanging in the studio (hideous admittedly, but hardly does it matter).

Same could be said about the rest of the studio set up, but again, didn’t lose any sleep over that, and it didn’t distract me either in following what was being said.

Which reminds me about the fund raising events organised by the two main parties screening live on their respective TV stations. The PN set up within the studiofor the telephone operators iqabbadni dwejjaq fl-istonku. Had to say that in Maltese as it best describes what it makes me feel to see the lot in clastrophobic glass cubicles in semi-darkness.

I shiver at the thought really. Anyway, best I get to work. A presto.

What logic is this? Mr Musumeci nodded his head in agreement.

Had she paid the extra charge to get the listing printed in red ?