A fabulous photograph of President Coleiro in her ‘lock up your husbands’ days as secretary-general of the Malta Labour Party under the leadership of Mintoff and KMB
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May 5, 2014 at 11:09pm
This was before she woke up one morning and discovered that God had turned her hair ‘blonde’ and straight, that saying the rosary in bed was a sufficient substitute for that other thing, and that an Eva Peron complex (putting shirts on the backs of descamisados) is so much more rewarding than being secretary-general to a political party in government that’s literally smashing everything up and violating human rights at every level.
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Reply to Rita Camilleri Click here to cancel reply
Straight out from a 1980s Neri Parenti movie
My mate Spud, who into all that Kung Fu nonsense, is often quoting that Chinese proverb about how you can see the bodies of your enemies floating by if you sit long enough by the river.
I suppose the Maltese version would be that if you sit by the river long enough, it will wash away all your sins.
Racist undertones!
http://www.tvm.com.mt/news/esklussiva-zewg-nisa-u-ragel-ihebbu-ghal-sid-ta-supermarket/
During the first days of Marie Louise Colerio Preca’s tenure as a minister, she made a lot fuss when she discovered that the figolli given to old people contained sugar. The photos show that all along she didn’t pay much attention to what she consumed.
Even back then, by the expression on her face, you could tell that one day she would be the President of Malta Energija Pozittiva.
Bipartisan makeup
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20140506/opinion/Soldiers-of-fortune.517846
Kif qatt ma tidhaq din il-mara, imbaghad meta tidhaq vera imqansha.
What is your email address?
Bill Millam
Los Angeles
[Daphne – dcgalizia@gmail.com]
Wow, Daphne.
10/10 for being INCREDIBLY petty and just generally redundant.
Just to clarify, I’m in sixth form and think that you’re acting like a petulant child who’s bored. In fairness, I’d say your whole existence is a metaphor for that. You just SCREAM ‘upper middle class housewife with too much time on her hands who can’t quite cut it as a proper journalist’.
[Daphne – I wouldn’t ordinarily bother with something like this, but you’re just too funny. Yes, I believe you’re in sixth form. That’s why you’ve only just discovered my existence even though people have been banging on about me in just this precise way for – what is it now? – 25 years.]