Biex tkun Spijker ma tridx tkun xi gharef kbir.

Kellna Spijker li kin attur tat-tejatrin u bajjad .

Biex niftiehemu setgha lahhaq lid-Dulli !

Wasn’t Nicky DImech (the ex mayor of Sliema) his protege? God forbid he gets anywhere near the PN leadership.

I knew it, your first salvo would be aimed at your favourite target – so to Speak(er). Now Wisdom will speak.

I think it is only fair that Lejber will have a taste of their own medicine. They never, but never, praised any PN government’s achievements and they should not expect a different approach taken in their regard.

And, PM-JM wants to govern with the opposition; how naive. Does he not know that the opposition has a different role to that of government?

Or does he expect total and unconditional support from the opposition because he now praised and thanked Dr Gonzi for the good he did throughout his tenure of office?

All those who voted Lejber in the past and more so those turncoats who wanted to test the waters are expecting that PM-JM will deliver, with no ifs and buts. The proof of the pudding is in the eating;let’s see whether action and of course results will speak louder than words.

The EU Parliament decision not to rubber-stamp the 27 member countries’ conclusions on the next seven-year budget should worry us after Dr Gonzi’s difficult negotiations to obtain 1,128 million Euros for our country.

Let’s hope that this sum of money will not be trimmed. PM-JM will not be asking our EU representative to hand in her resignation like he just did with the permanent secretaries.

The future beckons.

Whatever happened to Ċikku?

Typical… They started showing their real colours in less than a week.

I concur with you, basta they voted for him, diga insewhom.

Yes, welcome back Daphne :)

And how is The Times supposed to criticise the government of Joseph Muscat and Keith tal-Kasco?