@ Sylvia – first of all Daphne knows how to read and write in Maltese – secondly – why sour grapes? Do you think Daphne wanted to become President ?

The flag-waving crowd consisted mainly of foreign English language students. Don’t ask.

But Persil, that’s anther good point. How can the pubic even contemplate forgiving her when she has never even acknowledged any of it?

She didn’t say, I made this ‘mistake’, I apologise to those I’ve hurt, and I ask forgiveness.

It still wouldn’t be acceptable of course, but I can’t understand why some are saying the pubic needs to forgive her when we can’t until she asks for forgiveness.

I’d rather have Daphne as President any time. But then she wouldn’t really be representing the country, would she? Only just us , the minority.

Her street theatre could be nothing more than a mask hiding behind it a Labour recruiting ground. So say many circumstances and documents.

They think they have a right to other people’s ‘property’. They think they deserve the glory etc. because they go all out to get it.

They don’t care who gets in the way or who they might hurt.

People like her are called NARCISSISTS. People like her are dangerous. What we saw on Friday was a massive, massive, six-hour display of narcissism.

How sad for us that we have someone like her representing our country.

Il-marmalja u l-hamalli li jaghmlu lill-Coleiro Preca l-idolu taghhom qed jaqraw il-blog ta’ Daphne? and as always they stand out in the crowd.

[Daphne – Forgive me for pointing this out, but exactly what does God and the forgiveness of sins have to do with the appointment of a head of state? The concept of sin is religious. These are matters of state we are discussing. And if we are to take your religious view, then Mrs Preca should put herself forward as a penitent, not as a saint. The fact is, she is neither. She is a self-serving, glory-seeking hypocrite governed purely by self interest.]