I fully agree with your last paragraph. I use a pseudonym just because of that.

I’m still young, but when during the last election one of the PL candidates found out I support PN, he was shocked (as if I don’t have a right to an opinion) and didn’t do business with me for a month – until I told him what i really thought.

What about Gozitans?

Really? ‘Under cover’?

Was that flannelette, wool or cotton?

Anyone with him, also ‘under cover’?

Dan bis-serjeta? Afraid of what?

The PN in government has never made any threats or taken vindictive measures against anyone with a different political belief.

So what is there to be afraid of?

Nationalist supporters are the ones who are afraid and have every reason to be, especially now that it looks like Labour will win the election. But Gozitans still turned out to hear Gonzi speak in Gozo yesterday.

No one can forget the “golden years”. There was no freedom of speech at all. People were made to suffer simply because they sided with PN.

Why do most people here do not use their real names when making their comments? They want to hide their identity as they are afraid that if the Labour party returns to government, vindictive measures would be taken against them. No one believes Muscat when he says “Malta Taghna Lkoll”.

Scenes and sounds of the 70s and 80s.

Expect worse.

Yes, poor thing. They must be feeling rather left out.

Serves them right, in a way. Her “DAWK IS-SRIEP” screams are still as fresh as if they were uttered this morning.

So out of place on the “Malta tagħna lkoll” stage, aren’t you, Justyne?

And yet people are buying into Joseph’s “inħobbkom” message.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=407jFKGDEhI

Even more, he is sandwiched between two women. I bet he was in a panic. The one in the rear seems to have pressed a bit too much.