Oh, but it was standard fare. Eddie Fenech Adami didn’t exist, at least not by name.

The leader of the opposition was a nameless individual, a burocrat.

National politics was internal to Labour, anzi, il-moviment tal-haddiema, where the GWU was in blissful marriage and anything else considered subversive.

We got Joseph li jghaqqadna now. A plutocratic design, faked market, conditioned press and undisclosable deals.

It’s long term, and when the decline starts, it won’t go without major backlash. The real issue is that Muscat designed a closed system, not succession or evolution. It’s inherently undemocratic in self-containment.

The fact he acknowledges ‘nationalists’ but not the PN will see to his short-sighted paradox. He will, unwittingly, build the opposition himself.

His vision is static, perversely utopic and inward looking. The people he chose vouched faith but cannot sustain it. Failure by logic and ‘foreign’ forces then, is inevitable.

It’s uncanny how the intention seems to take up Sant’s times with Mintoff’s religion.

The Law Commissioner’s cock or the Science Council chairman’s pastizz.

… a haircut? He doesn’t need any – he’s losing it.

‘Ilsiera ta Muammar Gaddafi’

Yanablandovich must be extra proud.

Which is why I drool on anything Manga.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ost2kCQIBbE

Saturday late afternoon, followed by this Sherlock Holmes on Raidue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAEhPh-6fc0

In 1984 I discovered Nonsolomoda and saw what Malta had really been reduced to. The one thing which I’ll never forgive Labour is what it did to people’s soul.

Taste, style, chic were either taboo or something to oppress with. No wonder Piano’s alien to both artificial constructs.

Cuba had music, Czechoslavakia had Prague, we had troglodytic vandals looting everything. They set bronze cannons in concrete, to use as mooring points, and it was acceptable.

Such was the rape of anything superfluous. L-orizzont keeps harping about the PN’s sense of superiority.

Wrong, it’s a burden.

I think it won’t be that difficult to get the PN back on its feet. Even because it’s imperative Muscat explain what he’s after in Yanukovich’s Ukraine.

He looked a real thug in the pics. Unshaved and with a haircut verging on the skinhead.