You’re right, they do keep their critics busy.

They can always keep putting off the answer to another sitting – sine die.

I call it the saturation point. This place, in 2013, cannot afford to waste any potential, otherwise we’ll be simply left behind in no time.

The worst is sticking to it keeping one’s convictions inside. It becomes a subtle self-immolation.

The truth is that this election surrendered the country to the incapable. The message was clear, anyone, literally, gets their chance.

Vera issa troppo tardi, imma ma ridux naqtaw qalbna ghal kollox, jekk kemm il-darba ma ridux li nigu qijsna il-Korea (Pyongyang), jew xi Iran, tibza tesprimi ruhek ghax tissawwat b’ kull mod.

L-imperatur Joseph Muscat qarraq b’ eluf ta’ nies ghax kien jghid kliem sabih, imma issa jidher car li kien kollu ngann. Poplu qum minn hemm.

I am still undecided on whether this is brainwashing, ignorance or an ingrained attitude of self-entitlement and parochial politics handed down from generation to generation. Or maybe it’s all these together.

I just feel disappointed and let down by Malta right now and it hurts to see the LP goverment undermine our previous government’s good work.

Wonder what Saviour and Raphael have to say now.

Muscat is obsessed with his image and presenting himself as a family man.

This is just an extension of previous behaviour, like the whole gym fiasco and the difference between his and Gonzi’s respective interviews in The Times on the subject of family. It’s all just for show.

It indeed shouldn’t be able to. Must be a new waiver somewhere.