Xi jrid jitkellem fuq `good governance` Joseph Muscat? `Good governance ` tieghla u `good governance ` niezla fid-diskorsi bombastici tieghu.

Lanqas ma jaf jiehu decizjonijiet cari u fair bejn in-nies tieghu stess, ahseb u ara jiggverna bil-gustizzja u kejl meqjuz meta jkun fil-Gvern.

This ex-Super One journalist of sorts is simply not equal to the task of governing and decision-making.

Did that advice include and cover the sons of those committee members?

Were they interviewed?

Toni must have some compromising goods on Joseph Muscat for Muscat not to fire him.

The logical thing would have been to disassociate himself and his party from Toni Abela as this is not some minor infraction.

Greasy and slimy characters are easy to find in the Labour Party if Joseph wants a look-alike replacement for Toni Abela.

By acting as a lawyer advising the committee members of the club how to avoid embarrassing the Labour Party by the disclosure of drug trafficking inside the club and how to tackle that other crime of disappearing the large quantity of a hard drug, presumably cocaine, Dr Toni Abela established a lawyer-client confidential relation thus securing immunity for himself from any need to cooperate with the police in solving that crime.

Where is that statement and did the Police interview the person in question?

Are we expected to believe that there are people making use of Labour Party club kitchens who are unidentifiable?

So if Toni Abela knows who that person is, and if the Police also interviewed him because evidently, he is involved, and the report said “all persons,” then either Toni lied to them or they are lying to us.

Result is insufficient. Please have another go Police and try harder.

No it’s her annual bath day.

This previous conduct of Toni Abela had earned the approval of Joseph Muscat. The present action deviates from that previous custom. Most LP diehards would be keeping heir fingers crossed hoping that more heads are not destined for the chopping block.

Joseph Muscat has placed himself well and truly in a lose, lose situation.

A credible and responsible leader would, of course, not allow those reasons as an obstacle to doing the right thing.

But then Labour has a decades-long history of doing the wrong things, and even justifying their wrong decisions as Joseph Muscat is now doing with regard to Toni Abela.