Kill. Me. Now. (oh, and he’s become Angelo)
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April 22, 2013 at 1:57pm
DOI – PRESS PHOTOS
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Speech by the Hon Angelo Farrugia, Speaker of the House Of Representatives, during the Conference of Speakers of the European Union Parliaments – Cyprus – Sunday 21st April 2013
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I am torn between wanting to know what the speech and delivery were like, and the desire to pretend that it never happened because I can just imagine it. For those of you who can bear to picture Angelo reading out these complicated words and syntax bl-Ingliz, here’s a PDF of the speech in which he obviously had little or not input. Mur ara x’jifhem f’ “curious Pandora”. pr0739
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http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=RRLQs0w4ExY&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DRRLQs0w4ExY
Running away from danger, hiding from every stranger…Angelo.
Rich was she, came from a very high family
Angelo knew it could never be …
http://youtu.be/SWpe5lgn_rg
“- pluralistic and independent media and the freedom of expression that need to be instilled and nurtured”
I hope he really means that.
He got a podium. Tal-chrome.
A la ‘Edward’.
Imitation – the sincerest form of flattery…….
And since when is the Speaker of the House of Representatives in Malta “elected”?
The Speaker is nominated by the Prime Minister, but is then subject to election by Members of the House. So, yes, the Speaker IS elected.
Is there a recording of this speech? I want to hear him say “Internecine conflicts and civil strife” and “The task
confronting any interested observer is indeed daunting”.
It is remarkable: there is not a single “on di rekort” in the entire speech.
And what about “mitochondrial Eve”?
There is no way that Angelo Farrugia could have written that, or even understood it.
Anglu bellu
saqajh tal-firdiferru
s*rmu tar-rix
meta jkakki ma jbatix.
How can a person who achieved becoming a police superintendent, lawyer, deputy leader of a political party & speaker of the house, can be possibly ‘ semi illiterate’, as seems to be suggested by many. It’s just that two don’t go hand in hand, unless I am missing something….
[Daphne – Isn’t ‘Angelo’ Farrugia just the same? Why are you surprised?]
I know, it’s a shame isn’t it? Under normal circumstances this couldn’t happen, but we’re dealing with the Labour Party here, and the Maltese mentality of indifference to these things.
We’re dealing with MALTA. This is a Maltese problem, not a Labour one.
Was it Labour that let him into university? Was it Labour that allowed him to graduate? Was it Labour that made it Summa Cum Laude? Was it Labour that pretends it’s dealing with a fully literate professional who was born in 1987?
It was Malta, because recognising him for the subliterate fool that he is would be an attakk fahxi, wouldn’t it?
We’re a vile nation of backstabbers and poison dwarfs, but boy can we put on a facade. Potemkin village? Potemkin nation, more like.
“Ha nurik il-graff.”
It is no secret how people manage to become lawyers. As a certain Emmy Bezzina would say, “crieki go crieki, go crieki”.