Such watertight logic, this Republic of ours.

Edward, Yes, up to the last paragraph.

Negative is a value they are consciously working with.

A benefit, idea, concept, direction, flavour is assessed for its positive and negative SET of values.

There is a high positive impact and a low positive impact.

There is a high negative impact and a low negative impact.

The weighting is given from plus 1 to plus 4 for the positive values and from minus 1 to minus 4 for the negative values.

This weighting is not a precision calculation: it is a gut instinct. Precisely so, because – and here is the strong element in the method – there are values which exist in a mix which are not normally named. This exercise gives the opportunity to notice, identify, name and recognise (a progression) these values.

They know ALL about how this is done.

Edward de Bono wrote “Six Value Medals” – it’s all in there.

Shiv Nair and his team (Mrs Patricia Hills – aka Paddy Hills and Mr Richard Hills – aka Dick Hills – of Shiv Nair’s London address at 135, Holland Park Avenue) are perfectly versed in wrestling positive with negative.

It always depends on the reader to add depth to the content.
How much background information is available?

Once you recognise the application, it can no longer remain a superficial read.

In this case, evil is not random.

It has been long studied and readied.

The sets of daggers going for their respective kill.

Never forget that this affects both parties, vide the appointment of Robert Mangion from village lawyer to judge on the eve of the election for example….

I had proposed that Judge Bonello should resign as early as April 2013 – must be within a month he was appointed.

“I expect Judge Bonello to tender his resignation immediately.”

At that time, the Labour government was proposing the removal of prescription on the crime of corruption by persons in public service, while Judge Bonello, who argues for the supremacy of the Constitution, had raised questions in public on the effect of such measure on human rights.

http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2013/04/konrad-mizzi-still-thinks-tonio-fenech-is-the-man-responsible-for-energy/

I had also commented about Labour using Judge Bonello’s name.

“By accepting that Justice Reform position, Giovanni Bonello has allowed them to gag him and also to acquire his great, good name to bolster their poor credibility.

He is more than capable of doing the job, but I somehow don’t think they are at all interested in whether he does it or not. All they wanted was his name on board their bandwagon. Now that they have got that, they are not really interested in whether or what he delivers.

Justice reform? The first opportunity they have to deliver justice, they turn all principles upside down and deliver a frame-up instead.”

http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2013/08/what-scum-and-by-this-i-mean-not-just-the-police-commissioner-but-also-malta-today-which-appears-delighted-to-see-justice-undone/

And now we have this.

Is Judge Bonello still part of the commission for the reform of justice? At this point, in his position, I would gladly pass the baton to Francock Debono.

The PL have made the PN redundant by copying their policies. Labour aren’t socialist. Nothing has changed. Just be grateful Labour aren’t socialist anymore.

Please stop being negative.

Let’s instead talk about the fact that nominations for Gieh ir-Repubblika should be sent to the Office of the Prime Minister up to 12 August. Obviously the nominees must be people who have “distinguished themselves in different walks of life and whose contribution and achievement enrich the general well-being of their fellow countrymen”.

Start listing your dictators and Taghna Lkollers now.

[Daphne – Exactly.]