Actually, they do.

http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/invasive/ferals/cane-toads.html

Indeed, Anglu Farrugia might easily be mistaken for one. So let us all tread carefully, Ciccio. You’ve seen Mad Max. These people don’t mess about.

It-tutor ra li hu habrieki u hajjru jkompli l-Masters, gotbless.

After deciphering the diplomatic parlance, I take this to mean that “Labour government doesn’t know if it’s coming or going on its push-back policy.”

Read the stupid comments beneath this report.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130908/local/-EU-did-not-understand-PM-s-migration-message-.485211

What next?

Obvious, isn’t it.

A trip to Australia by the Commander in Chief himself. With wife and children in tow, of course. (Maa, attakk feroci u personali fuq il-Prim).

Usual story.

1. A one-hour delay for Emirates on each of its flights to and from Australia.

2. Problems with the Australian customs because they are carrying Maltese hobza, pastizzi, Twistees and gbejniet.

3. Reno Bugeja and Norma Saliba from the PBS following Muscat all the way there to report on the two-minutes meeting with Tony Abbott in a corridor leading to the toilets somewhere in Canberra.

4. A series of visits to the Kumitati Laburisti tal-Awstralja.

5. Lots of pictures to be uploaded on Facebook (You know, like “Joseph mal-familja Borg minn Burmarrad fl-Awstralja”).

6. Propaganda on the Labour media: Joseph Muscat pays visit to Maltese migrants in Australia.

Ooops, what was that, Maltese MIGRANTS in Australia?

When Forace, the MLP’s representative in Australia was also Malta’s High Commissioner there, he urged the Maltese community to vote for the Australian Labour Party, which, in fact, lost the election.

Malta’s bilateral relations with Australia suffered as a result. There was even the danger that its High Commission in Malta would close down. Fenech Adami’s administration had to work hard to repair the damage. Forace was replaced by a career diplomat.

Now the (Malta) Labour Party is going back to its old policies. It has appointed its representative as High Commissioner, and Malta’s Speaker of Parliament was at hand to meet officially his victorious counterpart.

But Labour lost the election. What’s next?

So true, I live in Sydney but very far away from the Maltese. A lot of them are like the Labour marmalja, no different.