The tactics may have had some effect in the immediate aftermath of the elections but now, after 9 months in government, it is becoming increasingly clear that they are his only means of defence, a smoke screen to try and cover up the disastrous turn of events unfolding before our eyes.

The Leader of the Opposition has explained in very simple language that his positions are ones of principle and not based on transitory expediencies or to fulfil promises made prior to the elections.

Funny, one would have thought 9 months are enough to learn from one’s mistakes.

Easy. Licking spittle.

Jilghaq

Not if he sees him as a threat.

“However, experts in the field have defined the cost to subsidize the new routes Minister Mizzi has been talking of as the main contributor to the surge in public transport costs in 2014.”

Issa qed nifhem. Ministru Mizzi irid juza it-taxxi taghna ghal rotot godda biex jaqdi erba’ bazuzli Laburisti.

Some useful comments from MHRA on the change of the public transport operator.

It seems that MHRA is worried that the service will get worse, and not better, and that this will negatively impact tourism.

MHRA should go one step further and make public the feedback that they were receiving from tourists on Arriva’s service. Was it the disaster which this PL government has claimed it to be? From a tourism point of view, was the change of operator needed?

Over 70% voted Joseph Muscat. What a joke!

Hmm. How would the story go?

So I walk into a strip club and ask for a private show. The Roma dancer refuses to serve me because she says that’s not a wad of cash in my pocket.

I said he’s clever and manipulative, not upright and noble-minded.

Jeez, do I have to explain everything again?