He should be reminded that Cyprus is in a mess because it did what Joseph Muscat thinks is right.

And I won’t gloat about it like that fool by the name of Frederick Testa, because with such a large cabinet of ministers we may still be on that cursed road to damnation. I don’t gloat about the misfortune of others.

Ciccio, now the ‘Olden Balls’.

Edward Scicluna says you should try everything once.

Harry, was thinking recently about what had happened to the trio of finance and economy speakers employed by Joseph Muscat while on the opposition benches: Charles Mangion, Karmenu Vella and Edwarrrd Scicluna. I mean them three here:

http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Bongu-Malta-Socjalista_prattikament-prim-ministru-with-three-rival-ministers-of-finance.jpg

With the benefit of hindsight, I realised that they were Labour’s male response to The Golden Girls.

Tell that to Muscat, before he starts experimenting with creating wealth out of nothing.

Mentioned a week ago, Ciccio, that, with a commie government, my friendly international economic ambulance chasers would soon put Malta under their banking vulnerabilty radar.

Although, erroneous comparisons with other EU countries put us at the top of the list of ‘potential problems’, the charts and pictures employed speak a thousand words.

However, with these incompetent yahoos in charge, frankly, we’re about to be fucked.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130325/local/cyprus-s-banks-have-been-tamed-are-malta-and-luxembourg-next.462952

Let us see how Little Joey and his Minister of Finance will deal with this.

The last thing we want is someone in the British media undermining our banking system after our own Minister of Finance sends signs of discouragement in articles he writes in the media, the purpose of which really was to tell us and everyone that he sat next to a German Minister of Finance.

The Minister should have written what he wrote on The Times of 19 March in a private letter to Joseph Muscat – it was Muscat who had advised Dr. Lawrence Gonzi to follow the ‘economic miracle’ of Cyprus.