China Crisis,

they’ll have the EU by the balls.

Interesting, Lombardo’s movement was Berlusconi’s Lega for Sicily.

Yes, they have been riddled with allegations of mafia money, as has been the Lega Nord, these were however more open to the ndrangheta’s cash finding its way up north.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Lombardo himself were chumming up to Sharon’s alliance for freedom.

Or whose office in Mosta, her alliance uses as its registered address.

To think our Anglu Farrugia has his second home in Sicily.

Let’s say the price can start at Euro 60 million, of which Euro 10 million paid in advance.

@ Ciccio

I’m suggesting taking a broader view of the political significance of controlling Malta’s energy supplies.

They will send the Ministru tas-Sawt next.

He finished his PhD in 2011. So much for calling himself an expert in the field.

This is the pompous title:
“The contribution made by programme leadership consultants to the creation and maintenance of momentum for public service change programmes and the implications for their client sponsors: theory building within the context of a case study of the Maltese public service (1987-2001)”.

If you do not have anything better to do and want to read it all, here is the link: http://etheses.nottingham.ac.uk/2902/1/555500.pdf

I cannot fathom out why he managed to fool the labour party with his so called expertise in the field. Is the Maltese electorate going to allow him to fool them too?

So are you suggesting that we need to take a close look at the contents of the Memorandum of Understanding which Labour signed in China during the Great Leader’s visit there?

Remember in their day posters were pasted across all over our monuments and names sprayed on walls.

Malta was then a pig sty. Litter everywhere, stray animals all over the place. I remember it well.

I just hope that when they take the reins we will not degenerate into the third world country we were.

‘Hanzir taqtghalu denbu hanzir jibqa’ and it may not take them long to slip to their old ways.

Muscat’s cabinet will consist of many people who were part of Mintoffs – only this time they will run even more riot with the old dog not around.

There is no way that Muscat will command the same respect (or was it fear?) that Mintoff did.

Labour voters do not want to donate EUR0.58 per SMS to Where’s Everybody’s coffers, I presume.

I am not sure what to make out of the PN campaign. It appears that there’s a waiting game – waiting for Muscat to call all his shots.

Then it’s the Shakespearean: “Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Or close the wall up with our English dead.”

Once the tariff issue runs out, Labour does not have a leg to stand on.

I think deep down inside everyone knows this though they might not admit it. Hence, the Labour mantra ritual recitations.