Hadn’t he said that the best times are ahead of us?

All we know is he’s been in for quite a while now. Time to visit the doctor.

A certain type of woman, you mean.

The worse is still to come says Joseph.
I think he got this one right.

What’s interesting is how the Movimento’s candidates are relatively unknown. They’ve done their campaign on the internet and on a strictly local level. No TV, no mainstream newspapers nothing. The only way one gets a hint of their policies is via Grillo’s speeches on youtube. He’s viral.

Berlusconi launched himself into an aggressive campaign with a limited number of proposals against Bersani and his painful process of internal party democratisation and formulation of policy.

Berlusconi made his appearance on TV as soon as he was cleared by the polls. He wouldn’t if these showed it proved damaging. He concentrated on the new cable stations including business channels and their live links at some very funny hours.

As late as early January, everyone watched the drama unfold as his party was about to fold, to this.

Relying on a TV station and its surreptitious method to persuade an audience is definitely out. It’s simply more of the same.

What mattered were the leaders who know their audience. Bersani failed, even if he scraped the result, he’s in no position to govern.

If he were positive and all for this blessed ghaqda, he wouldn’t have spent the last four years plotting to bring down government.

If he were for ghaqda, where does that leave his only contribution to politics, Elves central?

Why would he have voted against a budget when times dictated otherwise and which he said he’ll keep?

The lies and amoral sense of society exposed lately shouldn’t surprise anyone.

You got that right. The Euro dropped immediately. Future trading as of now (01:35) has it at 1.30 Euro to the dollar, down almost .020 from earlier today.

Or a mass marriage.

http://images.zap2it.com/images/tv-EP01585116/getting-married-to-the-moonies-8.jpg

I just remembered Sant’ Antnin family park, used as a dump site by the Mintoff administration, now rehabilitated to the tune of €8 million and looking rather magnificent..- 25th February 2013.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130225/local/Horsing-around-at-Sant-Antnin-park.459126