Malta Taghna Lkoll

Published: February 16, 2013 at 10:33pm




15 Comments Comment

  1. Harry Purdie says:

    Can someone explain to me how most North American websites I have accessed today carry a Malta Labour propaganda ad?

    [Daphne – They’re linked to the user IP, not the site. They’ve been coming at me from all over today. Every site I visit there’s josephmuscat.com]

    • Harry Purdie says:

      Thanks, Daphne.

      Reminds me of a locust invasion. They fly in, eat everything, devastate and leave a barren land.

      • Harry Purdie says:

        Just had another thought. If we have to be inundated on the web like this, by a fat, porky, smirking face, without any recourse to obliterate it, are we about to experience the film, ‘1984’ in 2013?

      • La Redoute says:

        We’re already doing that. The reinvention of Joseph Muscat as a pro-EU, reasonable grown up in a suit is straight out of 1984.

      • MX says:

        Goebbels would be proud

    • Andrew Vella says:

      I’d install a tracking software blocker. Firefox has a couple of good plugins..

    • bookworm says:

      Yesterday it also happened to me on iwastesomuchtime.com and also on Facebook (I needed some distraction since I was sick).

      Just this morning, I was watching uploaded videos of Lift, and one of the sponsored advertisements was josephmuscat.com, with a myriad of likes.

      Luckily, I removed it and when I was asked why I did so, in the form of a survey, one of the options was that it was, ‘offensive’, and boy, wasn’t I happy to choose that.

    • bystander says:

      If you use Chrome there is an AdBlock add-on.

    • Neil Dent says:

      Google, and install ‘adblocker’ – that will stop all such ‘annoyances’ for you!

  2. ciccio says:

    I can hear him say “Ahna imbdilna, ejjew maghna, Malta taghna lkoll” at 4.50.

  3. Jozef says:

    From ‘intollerant’ and arrogant GonziPN, to the emphasis on a ‘true PN’ culminating in an all encompassing movement appropriating Malta’s aspiration, PN included.

    Displacing reality through defined finite personification.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ropJ5M677Kg

    ‘The party is Hitler, Hitler is Germany, Germany is Hitler.’

    Then there’s this,

    http://picturesofwar.net/image/22001697514

    Italian fascists obviously went visual, even given the raw material to create an object of adulation.

    The facade above belonged to the party’s headquarters in Rome, the result of the futurist movement.

    Muscat removed the shield/net set onto the entrance pillars, a metaphor symbolising defence and upholding of the working class, to install the stage for an impending victory instead.

    Sprinkling his speeches with words like avantgarde, futuristic and energy, he’s taken to surrounding himself with the ‘intelligentsia’.

    This is the man who said he’ll concede inauguration of Piano’s project to the defeated. Such is his vanity imbued with generosity, we are to appreciate how It pains him to do so.

    Hopefully, I’m mistaken.

  4. old-timer says:

    I cannot understad the feeling of defeat that has gripped most of the contributors to this magnificent blog. Why? OK Muscat has managed to load his truck with all the Mintoffian rubbish and hopefully their vote, but I still think that the majority of the voting population is not so stupid.

    If then Muscat is voted in, then we deserve all that we can expect from a Mintoffian government.

  5. Censa says:

    Isn’t Malta taghna lkoll a corruption of In-nazzjon taghna? Since Pl slogan has been out it’s been ringing a bell, couldn’t put my finger on it.

  6. ian says:

    There are way too many similarities for comfort.

    However there is one area where Labour can’t follow in the footsteps of Hitler. They will never be able to emulate his skills as an orator. For his infinite amount of flaws, he was a brilliant orator who captivated his audience.

    They can steal the propaganda ideas and the style of getting their message across but on stage Joseph looks like a robotic version of Mussolini, and Louis is quite simply the least inspirational orator I have ever seen.

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