Agreed, it’s a very bold decision to take.

‘Feel elated if I try it out’

Do you realise what you’ve been reduced to, peddling Labour like some illegal substance?

I’m not justifying anything. Actually I’m stating that it is a legitimate question to put to the LP.

Unlike yourself, I do not wear blinkers and there is no overriding interest to me that Labour should win at all costs. I strongly suggest it to you, try it out, you’re bound to feel elated once you take the bold decision.

I have an idea what they intend to do, Mandango.

It requires an interconnector to access the nearest node in the European grid.

And no, they won’t tell us how they’ll reduce production costs, they’ll simply provide a table how the bills will change. How that’s been arrived at is anyone’s guess.

Do you realise you’re here justifying an unknown and hoping for the best, ten weeks from election?

Yeah, all right, boy genius Joseph. But you’d still have to calculate whether that would leave enough revenue for WSC after factoring in the reduced operating costs.

Let’s all phone him at once and flood his mailbox.

Ejja nitkelmu, Ciccio. Hares lejja.

Here we go again. Minister of justice’s ability to veto any sentence in court anyone?

If this report is correct then yes, it’s true:

“It’s obvious. The Nationalist Party is just sowing doubts. Most of our water comes from power-guzzling reverse osmosis plants, so it only follows that if we reduce electricity rates, we will also cut water rates,” Dr Muscat said.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20121217/local/Labour-will-lower-water-rates-too-Muscat.449856

Yes, he did. I heard him too, but because I was doing something else at the time and not really concentrating, I thought I must have misunderstood something.

So now, Frankie Tabone wants to talk.

Problem is: who wants to talk to a nutter?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIBnYMltl0U