@ anzi jekk jitla il PL aktar ikollna fuq xiex nghidu ruhi – serrah rasek.

Naf sal hadd ha noqod aw nahraqkom naqra.xhemm hazin. daqs kemm taqbdu ma nies intom u timmalfamaw. tibzax wara ma nidholx. oqodu aw ghidu fuq in-nies mahruqin.

Hadd ma baght ghaliek Matthew, tista titlaq minfejn gejt.

Why? Are we going to be deported to a gulag so that you and your ilk find another excuse to avoid acknowledging your mediocrity and doing something about it?

You said that hope is the last thing that dies and true to form here you are urging us to see/hear the repeat of Gonzi’s Gozo Mass Meeting.

You’ve been telling us to expect Joseph Muscat and his cronies from the Labour skip to be our next government as from Monday and still you’ve been working so assiduously day in day out to avoid it.

In this respect you are so atypical of the average Maltese character.

I don’t usually attend meetings now, though I didn’t miss one after 1981. This evening I’m going to be there at the Fosos because I see this election as equally crucial.

If only more people would realise that so much is at stake.

And yet, you felt that you need to comment.

Aha, liberty of speech that the PN brought about in 1987.

No PN supporter would have dared to criticise before 1897, or else he would have found himself beaten up, arrested or framed up by the police.

To air our opinions, the PN had to transmit from Sicily. Grow up, Matthew, and open your eyes.

No TV licence, I’m afraid. Will have to wait till it’s on Youtube.