He might be good at writing l-avvizi but he has no clue how to use the article in Maltese.

Ara sewwa dak li qal il-Profs. m’hawnx nies ta’ kalibru – fil-Labour Party.
Q.E.D.

Quddiesa tax-xaghar? Mela ma tahiex lis-Sur Laiviera biex jikkoregihielu qabel ippubblikaha? Almenu ma kienx johrog daqshekk ta’ stupidu u cuc.

Min kiteb dan l-avviż jew stedina lanqas jistħi ma jaf.

F’madwar mitt kelma, dan l-għaref irnexxielu jagħmel aktar minn 15-il żball.

Aħseb u ara d-diplomazija tagħhom dawn in-nies.

It would be unheard of in multicultural societies to open, for example, the forensic year with mass or have a priest bless new offices. Yet the assumption in the mind of the average small-minded Maltese person is that everyone is Catholic and the involvement of religion is mandatory.

it is nothing but a form of religious intolerance and imposition of personal beliefs on a society perceived to be fashioned in one’s image. Sadly for all the good past PN leaders did, they encouraged the imposition of these religious beliefs on Maltese society.

The results of the divorce referendum, spelt out the reality that society is increasingly less interested in religion. Malta is becoming multicultural and morning prayers and crucifixes hung in classrooms should belong to the past.

Schools are no place to isolate children of other religions. If parents wish to give their children a religious education, they should send them to a church school. State schools should be religiously neutral.

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