If you are the sort to worry, best skip this
Published:
November 7, 2012 at 11:17pm
While his boss boasts on Facebook about his 14,000 Likes, Aaron Farrugia sounds off about his 8,000 Likes.
The first is going to be prime minister soon, the second is writing the electoral programme for the incoming Labour government, with catastrophic Mintoff/KMB minister Il-Guy as co-author.
What a country, eh? Anywhere normal and civilised, these people wouldn’t have an ice-cube’s chance in hell of getting into government, but in crazy Malta it’s not even going to be a close call.
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PL. Partit tal-Likes.
Tajba din. Ogbitni. Imma jrridu jbidlu l-arma ghal darba ohra.
Il-likes kemm int funny ciccio.
Partit tal-Lanzit.
Is he back from the US? He was One’s own correspondent in Washington.
With these idiots in power, at least the whole world will know that, when its gets plugged up, where to adminster the enema.
Xi hadd irrealizza li dan lanqas hu kapaci jikteb l-address tal-website tieghu stess? Ahseb u ara l-programm elettorali tal-Labour, li support qed jikteb hu stess.
Safejn naf jien FARRUGIA b’zewg Rs.
Ara vera ta’ min jithassru lil-Leader – imdawwar bil-Coconut u cwiec ohra bhal dawn.
True. I tried it and it doesn’t work.
What idiots!
Ma nithasru xejn, ghax hu ghazilhom
I think it would be better for Aaron to start writing his banners correctly or have them proof read because he managed to get his website address spelt wrong.
Imagine what he’s doing with that electoral programme that never comes.
Maybe it’s intentional so that if he leaves a zero or two in the financial calculations used for upcoming PL manifesto he’ll claim he’s dyslexic or something.
No wonder they’ve got him to write their electoral programme.
It would be a good excuse like last time for all the ‘typos’ and ‘misprints’ that will appear.
Don’t blame Aaron Farrugia. The computers and printers at Mile End famously didn’t work in Sant’s time and because we’re all starving to death the poor PL hasn’t been able to replace them.
I fail to understand their preoccupation with Facebook Likes. It’s not as though they will automatically translate into votes.
Clicking the Like button costs nothing and most people do it without thinking (even people who should know better).
I myself “like” both the above individuals on FB, purely to keep updated about new shenanigans and not because I have any intention of giving them my vote.
Like me there must be plenty of others.
Indeed crazy. The more good news that comes out, the more it looks like the electorate is lurching drunkenly towards the MLP and these sorry excuses for politicians.
I have it on very good authority, an individual who is a seasoned pollster, that the PN loses more votes when a success is announced, because people have lost their trust in the PN in such a big way that they think these things happen DESPITE the government and not because of it, and so they will continue to happen even when the government changes.
Surely, A little knowledge is dangerous. Which is why these people are moving like sheep towards the MLP fold.
On another point, people are trying to pin the blame for the Gozo tragedy on Gondi and the PN.
Franco Debono however has indirect blood on his hands. If he didn’t agitate so much and act so decisively then we would still have had Carm Mifsud Bonnici as a Minister and maybe more progress on safety would have been made on better regulation of fireworks factory.
Franco and the MLP scuppered this process. And people died.
I don’t have so many likes, but I can spell my surname.
What are likes on Facebook?
What you collect may be meaningful or not, to you personally. Facebook likes are the same: some people like to collect them just as my dad used to like collecting stamps. Only that stamps have value; Facebook likes don’t.
They are paying adverts on Facebook to ‘like’ their pages. This guy’s page is constantly on the right hand side of my Facebook, together with the other adverts.
I mean, honestly, how much more pathetic can you be? Advertising for people to like you.
Oh they’re trading ‘likes’ now.
Ara vera m’hawnx aghar minn Malti. Hahaha.
Minn Facebook qed jaraw kif ha jdawwru euro. Imma nixtieq naf minn qal li hawn il-faqar f’dal-pajjiz?
Il-Maltin ghandhom l-aqwa ‘business thinking modules’ fid-dinja. Jekk hawn il-faqar u l-guh fid-dinja, f’Malta zgur qatt m’hu ha jkun hawn.
The Maltese surely know how to go around making a quick buck or two.
If your small manhood is matched only by your fragile ego – you can buy ‘Facebook likes’ – USD 199 will give you 10,000 instant likes.
http://socialbuzzer.net/buy-facebook-likes/
Maybe the next election will be based on “LIKES”.
Clearly you need to catch up with the rest of the world. Romney (or his team) was begging people on his Facebook to like his page to reach 5 million likes.
Here’s another like for you – Like hell.
Sadly, it is because Malta is a village, not a country. Poor gene pool and no competition.