Thrilled he may be, but that doesn’t excuse him from duties. Quite the contrary.

The Romans were too shit scared to take on the Scots with balls as huge as Ben Nevis and wotsits as big as a caber. So they put up a wall instead.

The Chewbacca defence!

Please. The President is a former (current?) Labour frontman. What do you expect to hear out of him? He’s probably thrilled that Labour is finally and securely in power.

Nitnejjek. Jien nobghod lili nnifsi ghax jien Malti. Tista’ tifhem x’misthija nhoss meta naghmel parti minn pajjiz li m’ghandux idea ta’ standards?

Down with Malta. Jaqq. Pajjiz tat-tielet dinja abitat u mmexxi mill-hamalli.

Ha! Maybe that’s what did it? Perhaps meritocracy had a different denominator.

The new Speaker might think that the Piano Parliament – being such a high building – is the Empire Station.

You know what?

I am writing this on 28 March and there are only 54 comments – some of them even positive ones (seems like the Positive Movement syndrome is catching on) – and only 8 Facebook recommends, and 4 “shares” under that article.

It is clear that all that criticism of Arriva before the elections was organised by the Elves on the Fourth Floor.
And knowingly on unknowingly, The Times gave them a helping hand.

Sew qed tghid, Baxxter, fhiex wasalna.

Issa ibqa cert li jakkuzaw lilna li ahna qed inwaqqghu ir-reputazzjoni u l-gieh tal-pallament, u cioe ‘l-oghla istituzzjoni tal-pajjiz.’

How ironic. It’s not all of us that are independent… just the 44% … The rest are still very dependent it would seem.