And now for a little light entertainment
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October 17, 2014 at 9:05am
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Toqoghx tghidilom, Ang – hallijom jaqqdfu ghal rasom ghax jikkuppjawna.
Dejjem smart u sexy. Hafna bravu. Always handsom u big Like.
Was he ever taught how to sit properly?
Mow Raal O tor ty.
Fine one to speak.
The art of listening? Ethics of Government? Cultural Diplomacy brings everyone around the table?
What a hypocrite.
I smell bulls**t.
My Lord, he waffles on and on about nothing. It’s an art form. What a dork.
“Get someone on the table with you”. He must have been thinking of his friend Lolita Pusang:
http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2011/11/anglu-farrugia-and-the-filipina-husband-hunter-excellent-you-never-knows-in-life/
I couldn’t bear to watch more than 2 minutes.
The speaker is a very clever man, Daphne. I saw him on the catamaran to Sicily a few months ago and he was holding a very heavy, old hard bound book in his lap.
His head and specs – on the tip of his nose, in the fashion of great intellectuals – were inclined towards the book.
I must admit that his eyes were directed above his specs towards the cartoons on the shiny TV whenever I looked over (which I did as often as was decent).
But, ignore the eyes for a moment, the general impression was of a great man pitting his wits against the author of a heavy, old hard bound book. Yes, ignore the eyes.
That book must have been Erskine May.
The brunette is having a hard time keeping a straight face. Now look who’s talking about truth and being transparent. Kill me now.
But why, oh why, do some people approach some others to pontificate on matters about which these are in no way knowledgeable – still less competent?
And, Daphne, why oh why do we have to sit for nine and a half minutes to know that – when we get enough glimpses of it within the first one?
See whether you could beat me. I managed to listen to just over the 1st minute.
Brings to mind a very good song by “Manfred Mann’s Earth Band”, namely, “Going round in circles”.
He speaks like a twelve-year-old’s English composition.
More painful to watch and understand than being kicked in the face.
Çouldn’t get further than 3 minutes hearing the nonsense he was imparting.
The blonde lady didn’t seem at all impressed. I don’t think Anglu will ever persuade her “to come onto the table” with him.
She can certainly come onto the table with me
I don’t know how to react…..laugh or cry? Those women look totally bewildered.
Kemm hu bravu l-widna. I just love the head nodding, especially by the blonde.
Kemm hu ragel klessy. Really nice posture Mr. Speaker. Keep it up.
Sorry , couldn’t listen to it all – had an urgent attack of the runs .
Real entertainment indeed, I don’t think. What a tragic ambassador for Malta.
in a sentence, what did he say exactly? Despite all this entertainment, our Honorable Speaker of the House is such of a good man.
He looks like Old King Cole with his jaunty background crown holding court.
At point 3:59 of the video he throws the Masonic Vesica Piscis hand sign when the questioning by the lovely young ladies gets too much for him.
“Ow-tor-it-ee”.
What an imbecile. The obvious conclusion made by anybody who doesn’t actually live in Malta is if THAT is the Speaker of the House then the people must be walking around dragging their knuckles on the pavement…if they have pavements.
Entertainment? I don`t think so. This is a national embarrassment of the highest order.
Aren’t those banana trees in the background? For Christ’s sake couldn’t somebody have fed the monkey? To keep him quiet?
That’s the last straw. I’ve just booked myself into a Dignitas Clinic.
Here’s more – http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qEC3uIYbJfw&feature=youtu.be
(It would be funny if it weren’t tragic.)
Hilarious. Needed a laugh. Love the ‘ speak to them like a child’ bit
How badly spoken our Speaker is.
Not cool Anglu, never go full retard, you might just give your more intelligent listeners a stroke.
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Go straight to 14:10 for Michelle Muscat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-oneDpFjas
The real tragedy is that he clearly hasn’t the slightest notion what it is.
The even bigger tragedy is that he got chosen for this.
In summary, the Speaker can’t speak.
Proof that Malta is an intellectual desert.
This isn’t magna cum laude material, Mr. Speaker.
And you’re a fine one to talk about values, transparency, neutrality.
So now you Labour people are talking about Malta’s part during the Libyan crisis as if it was your doing. Now, that was magna cum laude diplomacy and behaviour.