Point long taken, La Redoute. It’s you who’s missing the point. How can you use a baffoon’s comic act to justify ridiculing Muscat’s pomposity?

Is it a typical Mintoffian mindset to deliberately miss the point? You’re no admirer of Muscat. Surely you can see that his posturing on a podium is absurd – that, not Cameron’s photo, is the point of Cameron’s photo.

Drood: don’t play semantics.

Guardianspeak. Not “tax evasion” which is against the law but “tax avoidance” which is legal as it works around current complex tax legislation.

They hold hands but it is obvious there is little closeness.

Height-wise, perhaps.

But Pollyannas are unfailingly impressed.

This report is about people who are totally illiterate. The most dangerous part of society is made up of the semi-literate, some of whom are university graduates in high positions.

While Malta has “ghajjtuli Joseph”, Britain has its “call me Dave”

Of course people loathe him. While the country is facing a financial crisis, welfare budgets have been cut, new tax such as the extra-bedroom tax have been introduced, small businesses are struggling, and jobs are being lost; corporation have increased their profits and have been allowed to get away with tax evasion.

Cameron has many highly incompetent ministers in his cabinet (Michael Gove [education] is the worst one of all) and corruption is rife.

I’ve mentioned this before, but to me Muscat’s Labour bears many parallelisms with the current Tories.