But then, Evarist and his MLP shattered these dreams.

We were told that our stipends will become a loan, repayable after graduation. EU accession frozen. That’s a bleak future!

We felt dejected and most of us really worried that despite graduation, we would start working life with debts, and few opportunities being out of EU.

I still remember the parent of a friend of mine, telling me that history is repeating itself. When he himself was a student 20 years earlier, MLP didn’t allow him to start the course he wanted due to the 20 points system, and he had to go for a completely different career.

He said “Oh my god, MLP never had education at heart”. Thank God, MLP imploded and the PN were back in government. I don’t need to repeat what happened after that.

Thanks to the PN’s education mentality, I continued with my studies for a Masters (funded by STEPS) and my children (I am a parent now) are happy in government schools where investment was made in both refurbishment and resources.

How can I trust Evarist? He tried to ruin my past. Labour ruined the past of our parents.

I don’t want them to ruin the future of my children.

Evarist – I’m not In.

You don’t deserve to be an MP, let alone a Minister.

There was a rush on extensive ODZ around Zurrieq a few years back. Mostly seaviews.

I was a student protesting in 1997 – we had dreams when we entered university: our degree, our future in Europe, our stipend to help us in our studies.

But then, Evarist and his MLP shattered these dreams.

We were told that our stipends will become a loan, repayable after graduation. EU accession frozen. That’s a bleak future!

We felt dejected and most of us really worried that despite graduation, we would start working life with debts, and few opportunities being out of EU.

I still remember the parent of a friend of mine, telling me that history is repeating itself. When he himself was a student 20 years earlier, MLP didn’t allow him to start the course he wanted due to the 20 points system, and he had to go for a completely different career.

He said “Oh my god, MLP never had education at heart”. Thank God, MLP imploded and the PN were back in government. I don’t need to repeat what happened after that.

Thanks to the PN’s education mentality, I continued with my studies for a Masters (funded by STEPS) and my children (I am a parent now) are happy in government schools where investment was made in both refurbishment and resources.

How can I trust Evarist? He tried to ruin my past. Labour ruined the past of our parents.

I don’t want them to ruin the future of my children.

Evarist – I’m not In.

You don’t deserve to be an MP, let alone a Minister.

What Malta Today should investigate are those more serious queries that journalists seem to have no ba**s to investigate.

1. Who are the “investors” mentioned by Anglu Farrugia?
2. What is their relation to the PL?
3. Where is the PL getting all the money for its campaign?
4. What is Dalli still doing in Brussles? Will he come back when there is a change in government?
5. Why is a judge trying to prolong proceedings before an impeachment motion is taken against him?
6. Why are the two deputy leaders of the PL out of the scene?
7. What does Jason Micallef know that we ought to know about his leader?
8. How much MaltaToday is paying the GWU for printing its newspaper or is it done for free so that it can provide the PL with free propaganda?

These are the pertinent questions MaltaToday should ask. It has become the prolonged arm of the Evil SuperOne machine.

A couple of days ago what Balzan was able to come up with during this campaign is an open letter to Joseph about the kacca. Why? So that he gives us the impression that he is on the Green side? Pathetic. He should have written an open letter to Muscat on other, more serious going-ons. We all know how the kaccaturi vote, so Balzan can’t change their minds about it.

None of the above seems important to Malta(star-super-one)Today. Yet, a clock given by a genuine person – who entered into the story like Pilate in the Creed – to the minister is more shocking. Truly, Balzan and the lot at that newspaper, should tie a milling-stone around their necks and throw themselves into the sea. If they need a push, I, for one, will be happy to oblige.