If you’re trying to find Nemo, he’s right here

Published: August 8, 2013 at 2:33pm

Let’s obey their instructions to not take life so seriously, shall we?

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Finding Nemo




23 Comments Comment

  1. curious says:

    Why is it that all those hearing Muscat speak always have a troubled and anguished look on their faces. It is so in every photo I have seen in the last five months.

    • H.P. Baxxter says:

      I would have said the pangs of conscience, but seeing as they have none, it’s probably the chilling realisation that money has run out, and there’s still five more years to go, with voters baying at the door clamouring for their pound of flesh.

      • Last Post says:

        If money has run out it’s because of the financial mess, corruption and squandering of resources by the previous administration. This is the conclusion arrived at by the various reports and (auditors’) investigations commissioned by this government.

        In any case, there is always that Labour panacea that can see them through these 5 years : “Nissikkaw ic-cintorin” (roughly in today’s jargon ‘financial austerity’)

      • ciccio says:

        And worse still, the declaration that there are no surprises in the next budget, when the money has run out.

    • Vanni says:

      They’re all realizing that they’ve been conned. They bought a peacock which turned out to be a decrepit Marabou stork.

    • Kevin says:

      They’re all trying hard not to laugh at him.

    • Makjavel says:

      Simple.

      They are trying to make sense out of what Joseph is saying.

      The body language speaks volumes.

      Konrad’s face shows that he cannot believe what Joseph is saying, Karl is repeating by heart what Joseph is saying, and Joseph is looking more like a Neantherdal than an Homo Sapiens.

    • giraffa says:

      They are probably all anxious to see if he will f*ck up – again.

  2. Ta'sapienza says:

    Straight backs, tummy in, chin forward..

  3. deceduti says:

    Very simple – – he cannot deliver what he promised. He will only deliver the 25% decrease in electricity – imbaghad naraw.

    He is probably regretting being Prime Minister

  4. curious says:

    U le!

    People are not homogeneous Lidl products – Alfred Sant

    Malta Independent Online ‎-

  5. Ghoxrin Punt says:

    I know.

    Konrad looks like he has no idea (or is disagreeing) with what Muscat is saying, whilst the one next to him (sorry have absolutely no idea who he is), is trying very hard not to sleep.

    [Daphne – The one next to him, with his eyes closed, is Keith ‘Kasco’ Schembri, Joseph Muscat’s personal assistant and head of secretariat, and the owner of quite a large business that deals in commodities.]

  6. Jozef says:

    Leo needs a cushion.

  7. Josette says:

    They have all made bets as to what idiocy will come out next out of his mouth and are listening carefully to check who wins.

  8. Osservatore says:

    That would explain why he’s been looking like a fish out of the water since last March. I sincerely hope that he is not getting too many calls from the Navy at night.

    Oh and speaking of the Maltese navy, I do hope that he is aware that our Air Force took part in the Salamis standoff. He must give them a special mention in his typical British humour when he’s advertising the next coffee morning on Al Jazeera. Unless this time, he will opt for twatter instead.

  9. Marlowe says:

    Apparently, many people told Ms. Malmstrom that Malta is very small and has very limited resources. If that’s true, how come Muscat keeps getting fatter and fatter?

  10. Finding Nemo says:

    Time to change my nick, methinks

  11. Natalie Mallett says:

    Just like in the golden years they are waiting to see what sort of dream he had that night and what ideas came to mind as a result, sort of “ha naraw biex hiereg da llum”.

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