No it doesn’t. The national interest is the same for everyone. Please don’t tell me you believe that relativist nonsense about everyone having a right to express an opinion. No one has a right to their own version of the facts.

Bencini doesn’t know anything about economic development. That’s why he’s been appointed.

Silvio Parnis said that too and he’s still waiting.

Depends from which angle one looks at it – blue or red.

So what is to become of Jason Micallef. The absolute quiet is quite scary.

Let in the clowns or rather let the rest of the clowns.

Jeez, and to think I was ordered to be converted in order to marry my beautiful Catholic wife-to-be back then.

Now he’s a rabid red and I’m a helpless widower. Funny world.

Illiteracy strategy? Simple. Just keep having Maltese babies. We’ll have 100% illiteracy sooner or later.

My view of Muscat is that he is basking in the glow of a 9-seat majority.

He knows it will take five ‘Frankie-types’ to topple him, so he’s safe as.

His raison d’etre appears to be taking the piss out of Nationalists.

With no one to answer to except himself, and the voters in five years of course, I can see it getting a whole lot messier before it gets any better.

The chap has a serious inferiority complex.

Of course most of the population has one too, so he doesn’t stand out as a freak.

What I want is a definitive answer to this question: what is the national interest?

MaltaToday are not usually wrong with such news and they are the first to have the information.

Later, The Malta Independent said that the minister responsible has denied this news. But MaltaToday has still not updated with the correction.