Make history. Make Jemima Puddle Duck your prime minister.
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March 4, 2013 at 11:58am
Isn’t it supremely ironic that Joseph Muscat has spent the last few days telling us to make history by electing him, when in the only truly historic moment we faced in decades he told us to vote No to EU membership?
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Confucius says: “Man with hand in pocket…”
His redundant willy must be itchy. I apologise for being so specific, but this man is just too much. Or rather, too little.
“….is fumbling in dark.”
Joseph Muscat has spent the last few weeks telling us that he will unite the nation, but then he spent the last five years dividing it, even attempting to undermine the PN from within.
If Joseph Muscat and his party – including those he chose to be surrounded with, like Leo Brincat, Karmenu Vella, George Vella, Joe Debono Grech, Marie Louise Coleiro, Alex Sceberras Trigona – had their way in 2003, Malta’s recent history would have been very different.
Since 2008, Joseph Muscat had the opportunity to write history by rejecting the old Mintoffian legacy within his party – he clearly chose not to do so.
On 9 March, the Maltese electorate has an opportunity to write history by voting so that they achieve what Joseph Muscat failed to do: deny the Mintoffian Labour legacy from once again accessing power which they have historically used for their political benefit and to the detriment of the electorate.
Here’s a better soundtrack for that video of Joseph walking: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjjMH_PdCvI&t=21
Was just watching the waddling duck video and guess which advert pops up? Yep. “Malta taghna lkoll” with a nice mugshot of the man himself.
Hilarious.
Thank God I’m sick and with very little to do as you would have wasted 3.12 min of my time watching a pointless and ridiculous video.
The only good thing about it is that it gave me the idea of a lemonade party on Sunday evening for all my friends. Wanna join?