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By: gemma pollacco

gemma pollacco — Thu, 23 May 2013 13:03:21 +0000

Jaqaw George Abela ma kienx mar jifirhilhom il-low cost airlines meta gew l-ewwel darba Malta biex issa qed iwwerwruh?

By: Il-Istrina

Il-Istrina — Wed, 22 May 2013 18:52:13 +0000

L-aktar President kontroversjali fl-istorja ta’ Malta s’issa, hlief ghal Agatha Barbara.

Imbaghad jigi ibnu qabel l-elezzjoni f’meeting tal-Labour jghajjar lil PN or lil Gonzi. Certi nies lanqas jafu x’inhi misthija.

Hasra li zgur ser ikun hemm riperkussjonijiet fl-iStrina ta’ din is-sena.

By: J Abela

J Abela — Wed, 22 May 2013 18:18:02 +0000

So bloody insulting! Especially to all of those hardworking students who sacrifice a lot to try and get further qualifications from a decent foreign university.

I mean, seriously, the shred of respect I had for this man is long gone. My family and I will be boycotting this year’s L-Istrina because I don’t want him to administer any of our donations. We will be donating directly to charitable institutions instead.

By: Carmel Pule'

Carmel Pule' — Wed, 22 May 2013 12:52:21 +0000

To get an education I left Malta when I was 16 on my own, worked at a dockyard to earn a living and pay rent and upkeep, and I had a second-hand bicycle to go to work on, come rain and come snow.

I saved some money to go to Newcastle University where I paid some fees and rented my accomodation, working through Christmas, Easter and summer holidays.

To travel to Newcastle from Chatham I had a 30cc moped and it took me 15 hours of driving on a moped to return to University.

I got all my qualifications during 15 years abroad living and paying my upkeep.

I returned to Malta fully qualified with my Ph.D and postgraduate experience after the local government authorities came to visit me at Newcastle.

Their promises were never honoured, but I came back to build a family.

Some people are luckier than I am, it seems. To get an education people should spend 10 years abroad fending on their own steam.

By: La Redoute

La Redoute — Wed, 22 May 2013 11:25:36 +0000

In reply to M. Cassar. What silver spoon are you talking about? The Abelas are from an average, working-class background. Ditto the Zerafas. They've adopted a trolley-dash attitude because some is never enough when you feel entitled to more than you've got. Those really born with a silver spoon in their mouth behave completely differently.

By: just me

just me — Wed, 22 May 2013 10:11:06 +0000

I suggest that for the next Community Chest Fund fund-raising marathon, instead of broadcasting the usual promos showing sick people and their families (il-vera msieken) asking us to donate, they show a terrified Darlene at the airport, crying her heart out and begging us to donate so that she can fly club class with Air Malta.

At least we will be given the real picture of how our money is being used.

They should now start asking “Kif tista’ iccempel?” instead of the usual “Kif tista’ ma ccempilx?”.

By: just me

just me — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:53:28 +0000

In reply to Bulitz.

Watch it in this link..

Playlists videos: Monday :- then click on “TVHEMM”.

http://tvm.com.mt/live/

By: La Redoute

La Redoute — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:37:03 +0000

‘Tat-twerwir’ is, in a manner of speaking, an apt description of Ryanair – but it’s hardly on a par with crossing the Med in a leaky boat.

Qabda qniezah imfissdin. No bloody wonder progress is slow to non-existent.

By: Plutarch

Plutarch — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:22:54 +0000

PASTIZZERIJA ZERAFA (ex-Verdala Palace) just opened limits of Buskett…saqsu ghal Gorg

By: P Camilleri

P Camilleri — Wed, 22 May 2013 05:59:15 +0000

The President was trying to make fools of us, the citizens, when in his Speech from the Throne he said that the time for arrogant administration and cliques are over while at the same time he was orchestrating a connivance to grant unmerited benefits from the CCF to a member of his family.

The president has lost the trustworthiness that his office and the citizens expect of him. What now?