The only thing he has not added in his statement is the number of times in the past few weeks that he has been fooling around near his office in Victoria trying to mock Gozitan PN supporters and telling them they have oil on their trousers.

You know how easily word goes around in Gozo. It has been reported that he has not left his office today!

Iz-zejt jitla f’wicc l-ilma.

If he can’t get executive power, he’ll revert to the judiciary and going by his second republic, the presidency.

From switchers bored out of their wits to frenetic prima donnas. The motive here is to get rid of the two party system. Too demanding.

With Labour, institutions, law, magistrates, protocol and the police serve the cause, not the state.

If they insist on a union for the police and the army, why not one for the judiciary?

How does justice fit the social dilemma? Are a rich man and a worker equal before a court of law?

The Times can’t risk its paper supply. If Joseph couldn’t get his hands on it, he went for its operations.

Perhaps Strickland House would grace us with its circulation figures.

When Evarist will be the chair of the commission to extend the BA’s authority to the press, we’ll have a good laugh.

Meantime, this blog is the news.

The Fat Cat album. Miao.

There should be no doubt whatsoever in the eyes of the citizens that the empowerment of the Police is perfectly balanced by its delivery of order and safeguarding of public safety. Why any amount of leniency or insufficiently thorough investigation is permitted (was the son of the committee member of the Safi kazin interviewed?) is not clear to me.

I think the time has come when any preventive measures that Government is in a position to take against collusion by the Police against it, should be taken – with a sense of urgency applied.