Ah, so Joseph reads the Evil Sahhara

Published: March 2, 2013 at 12:22am
"For God's sake, Kurt, couldn't you have organised this so that it wasn't a poodle?"

“For God’s sake, Kurt, couldn’t you have organised this so that it wasn’t a poodle?”

It seems he took exception to my mocking him as somebody who is wary of dogs, in my column for The Malta Independent yesterday. Because now he’s made a point of saying that when he was a child, his grandfather’s dog was one of his best friends.

We know he had no siblings. But for heaven’s sake, didn’t he have any human friends?

At least Alfred Sant had some chickens.




8 Comments Comment

  1. M. says:

    This was probably Joseph Muscat’s idea of a childhood song:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKXIBGgrVEo

  2. Matt says:

    Well, at least he has dinosaurs.

  3. Jozef says:

    If it’s true, which it is, can’t be coincidence, it’s a good picture of how easily influenced and insecure he is.

    He will rely on Edward for advice and got Louis to get the party off his back. Brussels chums.

    Imagine cabinet.

  4. H.P. Baxxter says:

    That button could have someone’s eye out. Better be careful.

  5. Gordon says:

    You should have seen what he did in the video of ‘a day in the life of Joseph Muscat’, continually referring to the black socks and shoes. Of course he reads your blog

  6. Patricia says:

    Of course he reads what you write. Haven’t you realised how faithfully he takes to heart what you say?

    Remember your comments about the aggressive language and scowls when addressing Labour Party delegates/supporters? All gone.

    He’s all sugar and honey now. I’m sure you and your readers can come up with other instances. If only he listened to you where it really counts!

    • Patricia says:

      I just thought up another instance myself, actually.

      You-know-who’s face which gave me shivers down my spine every time I logged onto your blog has fallen from grace.

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