Really? Louis Grech was elected in 2004 along with Joseph Muscat and John Attard Montalto. Get your facts right.

[Daphne – I meant that Louis Grech was NOT A CONTENDER WITH THE PARTICULAR SOCIAL PROFILE WE’RE DISCUSSING, because in 2004 they voted for AD and not for him. But in 2009, they switched from AD to Louis Grech.]

[Daphne – People are not fearful of cross-voting at all. Thousands of people gave Simon Busuttil their number 1 vote and then carried on with Labour. Louis Grech was not a contender in 2004. You’re confused.]

D. Borg – how so? You can’t just make such a statement and not qualify it.

It is so obvious with its articles that it wants the PL to win, whatever the arcane reason for that might be.

It is presenting itself as the newspaper of the ‘floating voters’ while it knows very well that floaters are nothing of the sort.

Reading between the lines of what its two most famous journalists write (are their articles actually read by the Editor before they go for print?), one would expect The Times to print a huge headline on its front page:

Change is good for you: vote PL.

Sure it was a mistake. It was a mistake to trust Labour. It wasn’t quite a secret. They agreed a deal with Labour, Labour strung them along and then reneged on the deal once it happened. That’s the mistake Gonzi is referring to.

Even Dr Gonzi admited that it was a ‘mistake’. Recently I was hearing on the BBC about an African backward country whose president and politicians decided to increase their own salaries. I was reminded of here so much.

The two parties are both corrupt? How? Proof is in what they SAY to each other?

So far, the only known culprits hauled before the courts have been all from the Labour side. Not to mention the amateurish frame-up concocted against Austin Gatt which was disproved almost immediately.

And not to mention the scandal of Joseph Muscat and Toni Abela not reporting the drug trafficking being carried out in their own back yard.

Exactly. Repercussions will be great so the PL just cannot afford to lose out, not this time. They are well supported financially by what we call the richest families on this tiny island and some nouveau riche ones too. God knows what business these people run ! But we should keep all this in mind for the future, whenever that may be.

how nice!