Two points: Both sides practise the easy art of selecting bits and pieces which suit their case. The clip by Net television is a good example. SOME of the quotes by PL people provide others. But it was only ONE TV that actually doctored a soundbite to make it sound as if the speaker (not I but in my hearing) said the very opposite of what he actually said.

I am not ‘waiting to be appointed to some position when Joseph takes over’, not least because I am not at all sure that Joseph is going to take over. Which is why — if you go by each sides quotes — I seem to be hedging my bets.

U fuq kollox jekk il-pjan tal-Labour immur zmerc kif qieghed jghid il-PN, minn se jhallas, Muscat? Mhux il-poplu kollu jrid ihallas.

Two former Enemalta chairmen contradicting each other, and viva chi regna – or in this case, chi regnera.

Yes he said he has blind faith in Joseph. Unbelievable.

Apparently, the (Nationalist-appointed) ex-Enemalta chairman, Joe Ellul Vincenti, has a favourable opinion about the proposed site – http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130114/elections-news/gas-tank-location-is-feasible-former-enemalta-chairman.453225

Thank you.

What I found quite amusing was Grima’s comment that if Joseph says that this can be done without a tender, then it must be true. Because Joseph is an expert in EU matters, you know, because he spent two years there.

Ma kontx naghmlu daqshekk fidil, is-Sur Grima, jahasra.

I hope no one watched it. The program lowers the overall national intellect. It is beyond belief.
To be fair Ann Fenech did her best to compensate.

Every time he is challenged to publish the studies he always refers to the publishing of his presentation, which is not a study.