@ Weird no?

I think that as a consequence of our history, our tolerance levels as a general population are very high.

When a scam is in operation, such as this Government is and and the Labour Party was in the running to the elections, such as all Ponzi scams are, one doesn’t say the victims of the scam “deserved it,” one prosecutes the runners of the scam.

One prosecutes all those involved – including the wives, for the role they played in perpetrating the scam.

Only in our case, there is no one to prosecute Madoff yet because the scam keeps on running.

When the scam is seen for what it is, and the tolerance levels begin to fall, people will begin to realise that no, Malta does not deserve this.

No country does.

No single person does – whatever their creed, whatever their age.

How patronising and offensive.

Were she to stoop, she may still have something to conquer.

That, however, is now out of the question with the way she has been making an utter fool of herself and her new position as head of state.

Possibli din temmen li b’hekk tkun aktar qrib il-poplu?

Wara kollox, President ta’ pajjiz mhuwiex qieghed hemm biex jisma lil poplu. F’dal kaz,messha baqghet fil-parlament.

May I suggest to President Coleiro to enhance this idea and get it better organised, suggesting higher donations if couples (or even individuals or groups for all that matters) to have photo shoots in the actual President Palace’s more private rooms?

Why not also organise TV culinary shows shot directly from the real (actual) President’s kitchen? Or allow some halls for corporate banquets or similar functions, against donations, obviously.

The list of possibilities is endless. We are really very lucky to have a very enterprising President, and very liberal too. Good luck Mrs President.