Why is the Maltese prime minister tweeting promos for a private company?
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August 15, 2013 at 10:55pm
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Imbilli Joe Tad-Doggy jaghmel naqa riklam lil Challie Hexa, x’fiha?
The new way of doing politics. Nifs gdid.
While many countries are trying their best at finding better ways for renewable energy, we boast about and promote fuel guzzling machines…
Well now that we won’t use fuel-guzzlers for the power stations, we use them on boats!
It’s official from the Prime Minister: #sejrin il-bahar#
JoeyPMannouncementfromdeNAVYOFMALTAMOTHERSHIP@twitter###bjergers5for#de#prajs#of#one.limitedtimeonly.com
Can see it on the side of next year’s Chaudron power boat racer: “Impowered By Joey”.
What a chav! He’s not tweeting for commercial reasons, he’s tweeting to say “look at me I’m attending boat launches”, like that tweet at the Joseph Calleja concert was saying “look at me I’m at a concert”.
Everything he does, he does it for appearance’s sake … not for its intrinsic value. He doesn’t appreciate and understand classical music, fine arts, the pleasures of sailing, the honour of serving your country, and so. He’s only interested in the status and the image.
If he weren’t running the country I would pity him. Instead I pity the nation.
Promoting Challie Hexa…… Nice one for a prime minister.
Latest tweet by Prime Twat:
#Heqq, min Hexa mexa u min ma hexiex inhexa…hekk jghid il-Malti#
Like. Retweet. Despair.
If it was anybody other than our Prime Minister, one would have thought that he was angling for some commission.
But this is Labour, that most respectable and honest Party, who don’t stoop to these sort of things.
Probably he has a share in the company. Maybe Chaudron’s owner was one of the business men Anglu spoke about before the election and now its payback time or an iced bun maybe. Who knows whats going through Dr Muscats head.
Mhux inhallukhom tahdmu biss imma nghinukom tirreklamaw.
Could it be that he is planning to use Chaudron’s powerboats for his push-back strategy?
I’ve been working on setting up a little business with some friends.
Does anyone know how much the prime minister charges for an advert on his twitter feed?