It is called “meritocracy” a la Muscat.

Anzi, it is one with great relevance. I used to work in the ophthalmic ward and at 2am dockyard workers or any other welders would come to the ward suffering from burning eye sensation, and blindness. It would be the result of either welding without the use of goggles or even staring at the welding.

The pain as explained by these people was excruciating, yet never were these reported to newspapers. The treatment used to be local anaesthetic eye drops and loads and loads of eye ointment. In the extreme cases, we would also apply dilator eye drops, because when the pupil is dilated, the eye is at rest.

Grow up, PM and don’t ask to be pitied for nothing.

Ghaziza Sinjura Borg,

Kemm ninfurmak li blog huwa s-sit li fuqu jigu ppublikati artikli, opinjonijiet, etc. Dawn tal-ahhar huma rreferuti bhala posts mhux blogs.

Rigward jekk hux stupidu l-post jew le, sinjal li laqtek fil-laham il-haj, ghax apparentament anke minn semplici okkazjoni bhal din, il-Prim Ministru Muscat irid jaghmel kapital.

This is already happening. Although none of the ones I know who have changed sides last election are admitting it.

In wanting to appease and bring in more readers, they blatantly gave all that exposure to PL and its futile antics.

The same happened with Arriva and so many other issues.

I partly blame them too if today we have a PL government. The sad thing is that they keep making the same mistake. And seriously, was that interview really front page material for THE SUNDAY TIMES?