A bolt of logic

The current UK labour leader is Ed Milliband. His predecessor was Gordon Brown and, before that, Labour was led by pro-EU Tony Blair.

Joseph Muscat campaigned against EU membership for 5 years because it suited him, he became an MEP because it was a step up and Labour leader because it was a step further. Convictions don’t matter to opportunists, but opportunism matters to the convinced.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/128123772/Joseph-Muscat-says-that-Malta-s-EU-membership-is-the-burden-of-the-millennium-Kull-Hadd-19SEP1999

No one was surprised it did not even make news.

These discussions tend to always go the same path and are hardly ever done in a civil way. Both sides just come out and shoot angry personal attacks which sound as dated as the politics that they refer to from a bygone era.

Change is good. PN has been in power for too long and the results are very mixed and not all as glorious as one would like to portray. The country has progressed and PN spearheaded some of the major changes that were required at the time – but, I do not believe we need PN to be in power for another five years.

A shake up is needed and as scared as you might be about this – it’s time for it to happen.

And if you truly believe that you can vote for yourself and the future you so fondly talk about – forget about scaremongering about extraction from Europe or painting the opposition as venom from the 80s – the problem is right on your doorstep within PN as it stands – and a radical change is needed to change everything thats wrong within the party and the country as it stands.

[Daphne – The 1970s theory that shaking society up is good for it. All that gave us was the Red Brigades and the Bader Meinhof, sweetie. You can keep it. Most of us like our transitions and changes to be smooth – and yes, that includes the people voting Labour. They don’t want change. They want everything to stay exactly as it is while feeling li l-gvern huwa taghhom because there’s Joseph there instead of Lawrence. “The PN has been in power for too long” – really? That’s not a very democratic statement, is it? The PN is there because it was elected – for five years. It was elected before that and before that again. ELECTED. Who are you to decide otherwise?]

U lill-Gauci Cunningham, insejtu?

Karmenu (ma niftakarx x’ghidt) Vella for President.

Carmel, Who are the stars in the oil corruption episode?

Carmel, Who are the stars in the white block episode?

Carmel, are you living in Malta or what?