Speaking of laws ad personam and Berlusconi, how about this news?

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130318/local/pm-ministers-to-discuss-coherent-policy-on-fireworks-factories.461923

Labour’s use of Frankie Tabone and the others shows the extent to which Labour resorts to extremism to gain and protect power.

Labour has no mechansims to control itself. It has no ethics, no limits.

How can it control the violent ones in its party? How can it ever gain the respect of those who do their best to act honestly and democratically?

The best tactic would be to ignore Debono and treat him as irrelevant.

I don’t see how they can reduce government expenditure and still give out hand-outs to the political parties. Such a move would be highly unpopular and the PN would be wise to reject it (but perhaps I’m being naive).

Kenneth wants the new parliament to be converted into a museum of contemporary art (i.e. his personal ego struggling to stay suppressed inside), while parliament, the institution representing democracy, be relegated to the MCC (out of sight out of mind). I understand that people in Malta have no real understanding of democracy, but this is beyond belief.

Anby by the way, Kenneth impies that it is not him who has such a wish – but a certain unnamed movement. The concept of movement as a buzz word is already being abused.

Kenneth might have more self-control and etiquette than Franco Debono, but I am afraid that the differences between the two stop there.

What is it with these mammoni in Malta?

How many people remain blind to this?

I feel as though this is one of those horror films where an endangered crowd of normal humans is surrounded by zombies. They are simply not seeing this and never will. I am shivering as it happens before our eyes.

Hi Jason, welcome to the space where you’ll be challenged to air your views.

Spot on.

He’ll accuse the PN of being the klikka when they’ll oppose the ‘electoral expenses refund mechanism’.

It’s uncanny, I’m reliving 1994 and il cavaliere’s ‘scesa in campo’.