Jien nahseb li l-PL insew izidu wkoll kemm se jaghtuha flus minhabba dawk it-tankijiet, jigifieri mas 600 iridu jzidu aktar u aktar considering kemm ha missiera.

Amen

Ikolli nghid, taghti daqsxejn ta’ lemha lil Fusellu.

What hypocrisy

The only way Yana can even begin to start doing something about corruption would be to return the fruits of it, interest and all, that she inherited from her father before saying another word to the Maltese public, and then to apologise extensively, even grovelingly, on his behalf.

After that Yana, you remain a shame in your own right, having made sure to earn it. Do you have any idea whatsoever how degraded the Maltese felt the day you strutted forth to play out your selfish disgusting horseshit performance?

I remember that at school we were asked to pray forgiveness for your shameful act on the nation. The whole school. At morning assembly. Not that you’d understand why.

Your current company, like you, know no shame for their ill conceived acts and their brazen lies.

An election victory based on lies and corruption would be no genuine triumph, just the sequel of the corruption of Mintoff: another era of corruption and fear. And perversely, you are only there to underline it.

Didn’t her dad once say something like “I wipe my back side with your democracy and constitution”? I’m much younger than this idiot and yet remember this.

Had your daddy been around to witness this, Yana, he’d probably have disowned you for pleading for democracy. That would have meant no inheritance for you.

[Daphne – What Dom Mintoff actually said was, “Nigi nitnejjek mill-Konstituzzjoni.”]