Sant signed a ‘patt mal-poplu’ and Muscat signed a billboard. Wow. Impressive. Really worth summoning people at midnight.
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January 7, 2013 at 12:10pm
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They’ve blue-washed their ties and backdrop, whipped away the red flags (and now, the ice cream cornet ones too). What are they going to do about the red glasshouse and victory balcony?
Paint it blue of course.
L-ewwel ha b’iden Louis (nofsu rieqed), imbaghad Toni (rieqed) – imma hass id taqa’ fuq l-istonku u ftakar li kellu l-Me Shall hdejh.
Oh well, at least he seems able to write.
Graffiti on lavatory walls, perhaps?
Where is the BEEF, Dr. Muscat?
Korpi tad-dixxiplina? Transfers? Issika ic-cintorin?
Signing secret agreements for assault weapons with other countries to harm and murder Maltese citizens?
Turn off power for half of Malta to save on the electric bill? Close MCAST and university courses to divert money to more subsidies?
Young families want to know.
‘Close MCAST and university courses …’
U ma tarax, Matt!
Is he not the same clown who promised to build a second university in Malta? Or is he now diverting those funds to lower W&E tariffs?
The man has the vision of a flea and the intelligence of a gnat.
In lieu of an electoral programme, we’re left with intelligent guesswork. I suspect the plan may be this.
1) Cut a deal with a private firm so they can enter the electricity distribution market (Privatisation is the new Korpi tax-Xoghol), perhaps even part of the electricity production market.
2) Sell that slice of the market at a good price, thus claiming to have saved Enemalta from bankruptcy.
3) Lower tariffs for Enemalta clients.
Trouble is, all the other clients will be left with bills at real market prices, i.e. higher bills.
Funniest part is when Mich makes a grab for Joseph, who incidently seems to have gained quite a bit of weight over Christmas. It must be all those gingerbread men.
A well-staged gimmick; but then again, nobody bothered to take the felt-tip from his hand and he had to hide it.
Why everyone expected more than that defies my imagination.
It has always been about HIM and his ego.
Even the banners greeting me on the way to work this morning clearly stated http://www.josephmuscat.com. Yes, that’s right – no mention whatsoever of Labour or PL and no recognisable Labour emblem (torca or ice-cream) in sight.
Me, me, and me alone. Poor ‘Me Shall’.
Tindunaw li Joseph jimxi qiesu hara tahtu
Dak ghax ghandu l-bajd.
Mela bhal KOKKA
I cannot quite understand the handshakes at the end..but anyway, I guess they are rather perfunctory.
Gimmicks, just gimmicks.
We are still waiting for that beef. Signing a billboard will not guarantee a secure future for us or for our children.
JAQQ!
How sweeeet, he signed the billboard.
Me Shall must be SO proud.
And this time there’s no guardian Anglu she can hang on to while her husband strides ahead and forgets he’s got a wife lagging behind.
Malta taghna lkoll. Issa ndunaw?
I don’t think his hardcore understand what it implies, not that they’re going to feel in any way responsible for their country, let alone do something.
Been there, done that Joseph. Why, you even accuse the PN of being too clinical with its reasoning for the greater good.
Typical 90s leftist talk. I always thought they were years behind, this one just proves it. Clinton’s housing scheme anyone?
He even underlined his signature. How naff.
Can you for a moment picture Dr Gonzi calling a press conference at midnight and signing a billboard? Ludicrous.
I missed why Michelle is being referred to as Me Shall. Can anyone enlighten me?
[Daphne – Because that’s how they pronounce it. Yas, yas, Me Shall.]
So, what’s the other Vici Kap doing these days……old whatshisface……can’t quite remember the name, but the one whose upper lip adornment survived The Big Shave.
Joseph Muscat must have thought that this moment was like the one when the Prime Minister of Malta signed the membership with the EU.
Ha jkollna prim ministru li kien all out kontra l-EU. Lanqas nista nemmen.