Perhaps it’s linked to sense of humour…pulling a fast one:

two for one scenarios happening through the week.

I, for one, find that it is indeed very worrying that the prime minister has no time for the Opposition leader because it means he has no time for the opinions and views of a large section of Malta’s population.

Simon Busuttil represents my views on many an occasion. How arrogant and undemocratic of the prime minister to utter such dismissive remarks.

That colour.

Insipid light blue: not here, not there, not anywhere.

As leader of the county only flying the LP flag?

What should the rest of us do? apply elsewhere for asylum?

Very much in line with dictatorial procedure.

Very out of line for a democracy, even a sham of one.

No context provided suggests this was the way conclusions should have gone. 2nd photo for emphasis.

To have approved this projection and uttered it, is to have wanted it reported just as it was.

How unfit for purpose.

How petty.

How lacking of any of the qualities that make a Statesman.

What a fine example of how to “remove prejudices.”

Any more empty words?

Figures they would leave Gaddafi out.

Speaking of ‘Il-Ħelsien’, did anyone manage to get a look at Mark Camilleri’s book? God knows how much he distorted it if a) it was commissioned by Jo and b) Dominic Fenech’s only reservation is Camilleri’s claim that Mintoff bluffed when issuing threats.

Yes.

The usual National Socialist behaviour of MLP / PL of the past 65 years.

Technically the Prime Minister of Malta is the leader of the PL, Joseph Muscat. I have come to the conclusion that this man is the leader of a gang of ‘pimps, thieves and scoundrels’ supported by hordes of imbecilic soldier ants.

Let us stop using the respectful terms of Prime Minister, PM etc in relation to Joseph Muscat. The use of these terms bestows an undeserved level of respect.

Jo is the fascist leader of a fascist party and fascist governing regime.

We must respect and utilise in full the democratic process – this does not entail showing undue respect to an enemy of democracy.

As for the honourable leader of the opposition being ignored by some enemy of democracy, great: the Leader of the Opposition will know by now that civility and protocol will be continuously abused by the real enemies of the state, they will heap insults – the Opposition Leaders responsibility and duty is to establish a platform of beliefs and communicate this to 50% + of the Maltese electorate – quickly. There is a duty to affect this speedily to diminish and mitigate the damage being done to Malta and its people.