Mela gej bl-indirzzi u r-recivementi bla hlas. Ghax bhall dak li qallu l-ewwel darba li sar hekk, jew in-Nazzjonalisti nivvotaw lill-min jaghtina pastizzi b`xejn l-izjed.

Kultant nahseb li l-intelligenza poltika, f`certu poltikanti jew ex hi xi naqra skarsa, avvolja bi dottorat.

Prosit Last Post. I agree totally.

With an investment of 25 mill the stakes are high if sombody is holding the purse strings .

Maybe, but then again if we are able to see that The Times had and still has a specific agenda would others notice it too? You really don’t have to be that bright to see what is going on.

I blame hunger for power and the envy of some individuals who, unlike others like me who only vote for whom they believe can run our country in the best possible way, vote in the belief that now “ahna ngawdu mhux in-Nazzjonalisti biss” because that is what was hammered in their empty skulls. As if.

The Times and The Malta Independent have been a Sunday staple in our home ever since I can remember.

We never really buy any another newspapers. For a while now we too have felt a bit cross at the way The Times has reported (or not reported) certain stories and we are finding that they’re being rather selective and dubious in their ‘investigative journalism’. We might stop buying it too and stick to the The Malta Independent.

The man is now the prime minister’s chief of staff, which means that the situation, which was bad enough before when he was Labour’s campaign manager, is quite different.

Keith Schembri might be relinquishing his directorships (he hasn’t, yet) but he will retain ownership of those businesses.

Is this the new way of doing journalism in this country?

http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/node/47966

I find the practice of politicians who air their grievances on FB, distasteful. Not that there is anything inherently wrong about FB or the airing of grievances.

I find it really pathetic of politicians who keep on moaning and finding scapegoats to justify their electoral or political misfortunes. Such actions and behaviour is puerile, to say the least. Like spoilt children they can’t accept defeat with dignity.

In the case of the Nationalist Party, they should all close ranks, instead of airing their bickering and mutual recriminations, in order to help the party heal as soon as possible and rebuild itself.

Regarding ex-premier Gonzi, all Nationalist voters would agree, in spite of his miscalculations or mistakes, he scored high points for his country and its citizens, and this amidst all kinds of adversities.

http://acuschieri.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/change-of-address/