In Zurrieq there are very good people,, many are labourists but there are nationalists.

The labourists of Zurrieq only need to see some attention or
protection from the opposition and they change their political
opinion instantly.Just see how Dr Simon, Dr De Marco and Dr Fenech Adami were warmly welcomed at the fish feast last Sunday and now they promise in their hearts to start loving them. All they need is friendliness and attention and no more south associated with red.

Ignatious could have kept silent after a victory, and he
should have never shown fury. As many labourists are doing, instead of celebrating their victory, they are attacking nationalists.This is a very stupid and incredible
thing.

His was an abominable act and it harmed the reputation
of this present government. We all well know, that their
reactions are morally destructive.

So, I hope that I set a picture for you. Do not let this one
person ruin the factor influence you in no way beacause a good thing is going on, that many of the labourists at Zurrieq are already being attracted to the opposition and in many shops you hear,’ the labour party will never get our vote
again.’

And here we go again….. references to “nies li jiehdu l-ostja”, “qassisin jinharqu”, people who should be exiled, vengeance…

Why do I get a sense of deja vu of stuff I thought we left behind almost 30 years ago? Yawn, yawn. History does, after all, repeat itself, dear Amanda. Malta taghkom ilkoll.

It’s a Sicilian thing, you wouldn’t understand.

You wish! We’re there for many years to come and if you don’t like it go and live in Greece, Ireland or to other EU countries, leave your name like me when posting a comment IDIOTS

Of course I don’t hate you, why should I?

“Like an adoring dog” if I’m not wrong, I thought dogs adore Bitches.
Yes I’m still young at heart,whats wrong with that?
About who I voted for, I think you’re jumping to conclusion, who knows
At my age I don’t have the need to attract any woman’s attention, but If I had to I wouldn’t for sure do it by “spitting or defying her” I would rather shower her with gifts, They say it works. never tried it.

@Joe Formosa
I’m not sure who you are but I know a few people who make ‘balanced comments’ (i.e. neither here nor there) by taking a moral high-ground. Take for example this:

“Now I can accept that from a certain segment of society … but certain people can not help it. They feel they have to resort to some form of violence or verbal abuse to express themselves. (Typical of an immature youngster.)

I cannot, though, ever accept this from people who hold public office, elected by the people to represent them in a civilised society.” (That’s for balance!)

The problem with Labour people “who hold public office” is that like you they accept “some form of violence or verbal abuse” from a certain segment of society. That’s how things got out of hand during the Mintoff/KMB years. Eventually, they not only accepted such behaviour but their whole political life and power depended on it – to the extent that we’ve witnessed arson and loss of life!

Any genuine citizen will condemn similar forms of intolerant violence whichever way it comes from. Even PN has its own “certain segment” but it is only during Labour administrations that they are given full vent.

Natius wouldn’t have done it if he didn’t know he’d find people to join him in his abhorrent intentions and behaviour. He feels safer in their presence and ‘hamarlagni’ – ghax issa AHNA ghandna l-power!” It’s that slogan and attitude which exposes the underlying Labour sentiment.

With our vote each one of us has taken a side. Let’s all be consistent and face the consequences of our action … or else admit our error.

Sa fejn naf jien la Super One TV u lanqas Radio… they never acknowledged your existence. “Mela dik mhux li titkeb ir-ricetti?” .. That must kill you knowing that they will never acknowledge your existence directly.

[Daphne – On the contrary, it kills them and amuses me no end. You have no idea how indifferent I am to this sort of thing.]

@Manuel – This is to remind the 40-somethings what you mean by your last sentence:

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20091011/local/unfaded-memories-of-black-monday.277047

It’s not funny at all. The Times is not evidently pro-Labour.

Qatt fl opinjoni tieghek m ahna ha nitghallmu niktbu ghax ahna njoranti Matthew S. Pero Malta uriet x riedet u min dejjaqha!!