Nahseb li l-enfasi tal-Oppozizzjoni m’ghandux ikun daqstant fuq ir-rizenja tal-PM daqskemm fuq il-fatt li Jowzef Muscat u l-ministru tieghu tal-energija K Mizzi huma giddiebin, qarrqu bil-poplu b’hafna weghdi u dokumentazzjoni fantastika u fittizja, waqghu ghall-mizura proposta mill-PN qabel l-elezzjoni ghan-‘night tariff’, ecc.

In-nies trid tigi tibqa’ mfakkra li Muscat u l-gvern tieghu hu bbazat fuq il-qerq, tidwir tal-kliem u gideb sfaccat (u mhux fuq l-energija biss). Issa spicca z-zmien tal-‘pozittivita’. Mhux ghax qatt kien hemm lok ghalih ma’ dawn in-nies qarrieqa li weghdu haga qabel l-elezzjoni u tul it-tmexxija taghhom hlief jiffangaw fil-hnizrijiet m’ghamlux .

Lill-giddieb ma tistax tafdax, u tkun iblah jekk taghmel hekk.

Photos or it didn’t happen.

It is up to voters to decide whether they were incompetent or deceivers. But since then they have repeated more than once that everything was on track, and that was a deliberate running lie.

For that Joseph Muscat should resign, but I do not expect him to, because his promise to resign was another lie. And so is his claim that he never said that he would resign.

What an Honourable Prime Minister!

And here I was thinking that the PN were making quite some good points and comments recently. Honestly, what do you expect them to do? I’m getting tired of all this whining about how Simon Busuttil is laid back and how the PN are completely lost etc etc.

@ Jozef

With due respect Jozef, don’t go there; please.

Simon Busuttil’s challenges are limp and unconvincing. It’s not his natural way of expression and he should avoid it.

Besides, he should think about what he really wants to achieve if the PM steps down. What then? Will Busuttil be the new PM? No he won’t. He doesn’t even have the will to win the election.

It is insulting because one has to be acutely mentally deficient or totally brainwashed to believe it.

According to independent studies, the air emissions of the BWSC are complaint with EU standards and therefore there is no way that it could cause cancer.

If it really causes cancer, as Joseph Muscat claims, why is the PL government still operating it?

Do not expect anything of that sort when there is no difference between his face and his bottom. I wonder why the English version is less rude than the Maltese version.

He even had the nerve to use the term ‘cancer factory’ again as recently as last week while talking to a Labour audience in Gozo. Having had the suggestion emphatically and factually disproved all those months ago, to reel it out again now was confirmation that his back is right up against the wall, when it comes to the energy road map.

The big debate is in parliament this evening. I wonder if Muscat will again resort to his infantile ranting and screaming, as already seen when he hits panic mode.