Wasal iz-zmien li Varist idur lejn shabu u jghallimhom il-lezzjonijiet li tant u tant ghandu ghal qalbu, il-lezzjonijiet tal-kultura tar-rizenji. Ghamel 25 sena jippriedka li wasal iz-zmien ghal dawn il-klassijiet. Issa li d-dekasteru qieghed f`idejh jibza jibda l-lezzjonijiet specjlament fis-sajf ghax jaf li hemm tendenza li jfalli bhal ma fallietlu Skolasajf. Ukoll jekk ma hemmx post ghal kulhadd ghax full-up kif qalu lil bosta genituri ghal uliedhom.

A perfect case study for “The foundations and implications of corruption within amoral governance.”

Jason is not a problem, as long as Cyrus does not get his hands on those pictures.

Incidentally, the chairman at that public lecture (not a keynote he speech, as Maltastar reports) is a pro-director of the LSE and a professor with a research interest in risk and trust.

Muscat holds a PhD. That doesn’t mean he earned it.

Have you seen the pictures? Do tell.

What an asinine comment Mr. Chetcuti. Being Maltese does not necessarily mean one has to have a ‘thick Maltese accent,’ one that can be picked up immediately in a crowd. No doubt there could be shades of accents in someone who may not be speaking his native tongue – but it needn’t be “thick and nasty.”

[Daphne – I wouldn’t know, but I doubt it. Prime ministers almost never write their own speeches. They don’t have the time. And it’s a specialist job anyway.]