No, in summary it is “Malta, a country led by racists and xenophobes”

They are not … it is the reaction which was different. Two of them showed a real statesman in action. The last showed a schemer trying to distract everyone’s attention from a scandal by rabble rousing and hate-mongering.

I was proud of the manner in which the first two were dealt with and the status that gave us on the international stage. At this moment, the only thing which I can tell my foreign friends is that the Prime Minister’s actions do not reflect the ideas of right-thinking Maltese and that they shouldn’t let them put them off Malta and the Maltese.

Just listen to the speech of your leader in Parliament yesterday and compare it to what Hitler used to say in Nazi Germany. Believe me, there are striking similarities! And, by the way, Hitler also had his apologists. They’re still running around today despite the clear evidence of his crimes.

Iva, imma Malta demokratika li tirrispetta d-drittijiet tal-bniedem. Mhux Malta mimlija ħdura u bullies li sabu xi ħadd dgħajjef li jistgħu jaqbdu miegħu.

C Falzon, yes, if we went it alone we would probably get kicked out of Schengen, but if Greece, Italy and Spain did it along with us – that would be a different matter altogether.

“Popping his chest out” and howling again “What the heck!” and causing as much merriment among the audience as when he uttered that notorious (un)diplomatic protest the first time.

Agreed. Some people don’t get the concept of democracy until it affects them. Such things as law are there for their gratification only.

Where is Hollande now? Any new endorsements for Joseph Muscat?

We don’t even have half enough space on Comino for the great numbers of these people.

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