“Efforts to contact Dr Gonzi proved futile” – I wonder why
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May 11, 2013 at 10:01pm
I really don’t think it was the right decision to have this story written by a reporter who made a big show of not voting in the last general election and who then told people (me included) that he did so because he wanted to see the end of Gonzi’s government and complete change in the leadership of the Nationalist Party because his wife didn’t get the job she wanted.
Ivan Camilleri ends his piece with the words “Efforts to contact Dr Gonzi proved futile.” Well, I wouldn’t have wanted to speak to him, either. Would you?
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Did Mr. Camilleri’s wife get the job she wanted after 9 March? I doubt it.
Missek tisthi Ivan.
In fatti, nahseb li Lawrence Gonzi ghandu jcempel hu lil Ivan Camilleri, u jtih il-hasla li tixraqlu ta’ dak li ghamel bil-vot fid-9 ta’ Marzu.
Tiskanta b’dawn in-nies, jivvutaw ghal flus u mhux ghal gid tal-pajjiz u ta’ uliedna.
Gakbin iehor
Ma hadux bizzejjed it-tnejn li huma. Imisshom jisthu jekk jafu kif.
Will Ivan go on a hunger strike since Gonzi is ignoring him?