Bah. I only toast my sovereign, and I do it sitting down, just like you, eh Admiral?

When I do light bonfires it will be for a different purpose – to signal the Chinese invasion.

A spate of bonfires to toast the election result.

I don’t think it’s a back-scratching exercise. Labour never mince words when it comes to Nationalist faults. Hell, they don’t mince words when they fabricate Nationalist faults. The Opposition should be having a field day with all these abuses going on but, although starting to find its feet, it still doesn’t seem to have the vigour and bite to be effective.

Is it illegal to tear down an illegal structure? Call it citizen’s enforcement, like citizen’s arrest.

Do they think that their party and the government are one and the same thing?

Do they understand the difference between legal and illegal?

Do they respect the management of people’s money, which they spend as if it was their own?

Is there no outside force that brings such behaviour to order?

Do they think that they now own Malta taghna lkoll and steam roll everyone?

Do they know that there is a minority, which deserves respect and which could easily turn into a majority, that has had enough of these tactics?

What about the other billboard companies? Do they just sit and watch? Should they not protest? Why have the MEPA and Transport Malta done nothing?

Ultimately, since the PN is now the underdog, should it not do something to force the issue?

My blood boils.

Fejn hi l-Oppozizzjoni? Ma naghmlux mod I close my eyes to your malfeasance and you close your eyes to mine?

Ara ssibux ghand ta’ Karolina.

Jekk tarah hemm ghidli, halli ma nersaqx ghandha – la jien u lanqas tal-familja.

Was this one of the illegal ‘temporary’ billboards?