Here’s Joseph Muscat, amusing the European Parliament with his British humour
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July 11, 2013 at 11:06pm
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Mr. President I speak to Soleil and Etoille in English but to you in Maltese.
And gave them French names no less.
He maked them smel di kofi den 2!
Tenk u end gud bi! We no need you
He was then, quite literally, half the man he is today. Enough to put you off soup and salads.
Which effectively means we can only get twice as much shyte off him today. I shudder at the thought of what is lies ahead for us in the coming months.
Heck is what’s called a “minced oath”, where you avoid actually swearing by saying a word that sounds similar to them.
Other examples of this are darn, cripes, jeepers.
Heck itself is usually a replacement for “hell” by either those wishing not to swear or not to use the true word in case it offends, hurts or scares those around them.
I think he actually said “wot de fuck” at the end, but the microphone was turned off.
Such is his burning zeal for his ancient mother tongue, refreshed with the blood of his patriot forefathers, what.
You and I may think he’s a prize twat, but to everyone else in Malta, this is how a hero speaks, acts, thinks and looks.
Sorry Baxxter, please don’t count me and many others in “your everyone else”.
HERO lol :D
Wicc ta’ rieqed, mohh bla sens, u personalita’ zero!
Min jaf kemm dahaq bih f’qalbu van Rompoy! Nimmagina li ried jghidilna “Ahjar tilqghu lill-imigranti ilegali u tehilsu minn dan in-nofs kedda.”
Nofs kedda hafna.
http://www.parlament.mt/filebank/audio/audiopublic/12thleg/Plenary/Plenary%20047%2009-07-2013%201800hrs.mp3
Shame on those who discarded former Prime minister Gonzi. Go to 1’40″ and listen to a true statesman…and then weep.
I am not an English enthusiast, but I found myself feeling rather embarrassed at our prime minister insulting President Van Rumpoy in Maltese when Van Rumpoy himself chose English to communicate rather than using his own language.
You either give us our language or thank you and good bye. It seems threatening was always his style
Threatening is Mintoff’s style. He has whatever was Mintoff’s style.
He can really be mistaken for being a member of one of the lunatic mobs of the far-left or the far-right.
What a national embarrassment. Our country deserves much much better. His infantile behaviour is alarming.
Is this man for real? Such a drama queen and then he swears in English (he says fuck at the end) and talks to his kids in English as well jekk ma tridx, how posh! Making his speech in English would have spared us that Naqblu fuwwqu introduction.
“You either give us our language…” What a colonial mindset.
Now he’s amusing them with his black humour – pathetic.
Juvenile standards and not those of a prime minister speaking on very serious matters to an international politician in parliament.
I do not see any humour, still less British humour, in what he said.
For his own sake, and that of Malta that he represents, the prime minister should show more maturity.
Dr Muscat lost his dignity there. It is not easy for a Maltese to emulate the British sense of humour.
They are not translators but INTERPRETERS.