That would be why you spent five years campaigning against EU membership, then, you lying hypocrite

Published: February 26, 2013 at 12:56am

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The Times quotes Joseph Muscat, who lies like an escort girl telling a punter that he’s the best she’s ever had.

“I want my children and your children to live in a better country,” he said.

Dr Muscat said he wanted his children “to see that I went into politics to do my duty and not for power. I want a better country.”

What MY children and their generation know, Muscat, is that you battled and fought to keep Malta out of Europe. They are just about old enough to remember you doing it, including those bitching scenes on Super One, where you warned of threats of submersion beneath a sea of Sicilian hairdressers and grocers.

Working for a better Malta, my eye. If you had got your way, we would all now be confined to a sinking 17 miles x 9 rock, with people looking for ways to emigrate if Australia will take them.




3 Comments Comment

  1. Gahan says:

    If I want to choose someone to better my way of life I won’t surely elect a millionaire born with a silver spoon in the mouth who proclaims that he isn’t offering himself to run the country for money, because he’s already stinking rich.

    It is evidently clear that Joseph’s life was a bed of roses – fast cars, expensive clothes, a house with a pool, a family business and above all an MEP’s pension.

    Gonzi built his own house out of his own pocket, and before 1987 Minister Lorry Sant saw to it that the street in Marsaskala where he lives, and the others leading to it, were not surfaced with tarmac.

    Compare this to when Joseph wanted to build a swimming pool in the house his parents gave him in Burmarrad. He got the MEPA permits through the fast track before the 1998 election, while others who applied before him were kept waiting.

    Who, out of these two, can empathise with young couples about the worries of building a new home?

  2. Min Jaf says:

    Australia? Had Joseph Muscat had his way, hordes of Maltese ‘boat people’ would have flooded the southern shores of Sicily.

  3. La Redoute says:

    If we were trying to emigrate to Australia we’d have had to compete with the tens of thousands of southern Europeans who are trying to do just that.

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