Shame on you DCG! Stupid and arrogant!!!!!!!!!
We are proud to have joseph muscat as our prime minister ( yours aswell of course) LIKE IT OR NOT.

DCG minalija li taf hafna u ma taf xej, jew biex man kunx pastaza taf biss li jaqbel lilha…sal ponta ta mniehira twil tara. Issa tohoda r risposta tinkwieta xej. Tahseb ghax ghanda xi 7 laptops id dar u mejda mimlija gazzetti u diaries taf kollox.

[Daphne – Seksiktli d-dar wahda sewwa, Mandy. Nispera li nnutajt li m’ghandi xejn miksi bil-plestik.]

Gol hajt your gonzi simon and tonio.u ma ninsewx il AUST..dead loosers.ejjew mghana u ahdmu mghana u mhux toboduna..il politika antika tal kuluri nahseb li spicca zmiena, u dan rajnieh car kristal b37000 votes favur il pl.

[Daphne – Ha nsaqsik haga, Noel. Int xtrajtu l-ktieb ta’ Joseph? Taf taqrah?]

In the meantime these next five years will be a perfect oppertunity for the PN to see and correct where it went wrong during the last 5 years and the election campaign.

What is important now is that Joseph Muscat and his cabinet keep Malta moving in the right direction whilst implementing the measures mentioned in the Labour electoral programme and that he hopefully proves his doubters (myself included) wrong.

If he does that then we will all be winners.

[Daphne – How naive.]

Within less than 24 hours Joseph Muscat’s roadmap led him to Castille not a concrete wall. What about that ‘Min Jaf’? You made a completely wrong conclusion didn’t you and by a big margin!

The issue is that if you break the law you should face the consequence. If your defence is that ‘others did it as well’ you have no leg to stand on I’m afraid. Freedom of expression allows you to call my comment stupid. Let’s agree to disagree on that!

[Daphne – ‘If you break the law you shuold face the consequence’. Only if the law is legal. If it is not legal, then no, you are not obliged to obey it and in fact have a duty to break it. This law is actually anti-constitutional – it violates the provisions on freedom of expression. http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2013-03-10/opinions/this-is-not-the-kind-of-change-we-need-1112408067/%5D

The reality is that the huge majority disagrees with you (and me for that matter).

[Daphne – How is that a problem? Or have you mistaken me for a political party that needs a voter majority?]

Gonzi is correct to say the party needs renewal. The problem is that we (PN) sound like a Mafia family as too many candidates or officials are following on their relative’s footsteps (Gonzi, de Marco, Borg Olivier, Mifsud Bonnici etc etc).
Like it or not you don’t win an election with 36k votes with gimmicks. If PN react like you did above then we need to prepare ourselves for a long period in opposition.

[Daphne – ‘If PN react like you did above’. I am not the PN. I write a blog. This is not difficult to understand so please don’t be so confused.]