February 1989…and it’s Groundhog Day
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May 18, 2014 at 10:18am
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Did Labour lock up Eddy Privitera or exile him to Filfla away from his computer? Did someone from Labour hack his computer?
He was advised to ignore my comments. I am as old as he is and I know much more than the younger generation because of my age, that is. Bil-Malti nghidu li jien naf il-qohob, mhux kollha, imma hafna, taghhom. U allura jibza’ mill-kummenti tieghi.
Here’s a recent picture of Eddy receiving training on how to criticise the current government.
http://cdn.business2community.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ostrich-head2.gif
And the groundhog went back to his hole…
“Il-pajjiz bela dawk il-hafna weghdiet fiergha li ghamiltu intom”. It suits more 2013 than 1987.
Add the following to what Daphne wrote in her article today on The Malta Independent.
“PL MEP delegation head, Joseph Cuschieri, who will be contesting the EP elections once again, did not give a specific reason for not having featured in Friday’s Xarabank MEP debate other than “it was a choice I made” but did say that he does not agree with the formation of the Xarabank debate.”
http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2014-05-18/news/cuschieri-says-he-did-not-show-up-for-xarabank-debate-voluntarily-5054431232/
Xi hsibtuni, jien ma nghidx gideb bhal Muscat tafux.
What Mintoff would say if he were to confront himself with Konrad Mizzi today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJCgVQLq1v0
Meanwhile it is 296 days to Joseph Muscat’s resignation should the power station not be ready by March 9, 2015.
The international energy market is so dynamic and volatile at the moment due to Russia, Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Turkey etc, that anyone signing a 5-year gas deal would be considered a candidate for the looney house, let alone signing an 18-year contract.
It is wishful thinking that Joseph Muscat would resign because of the power station.
Do you honestly think he will resign? Don’t you understand British humour?