Sigh. She was singled out because she was invited to an occasion where she had no place to be. What does she have to do with Malta and its independence? Were you invited? No, that is why you weren’t singled out.

I may of failed to mention, my husband worked closely with both princes, he may be a royal, but I can assure you, he has many friends with tattoos, including my high ranking husband and myself, a social worker, dual nationality British and Maltese and highly educated, I have a tattoo, military men, and woman genuinely tend to have tattoos and speak things how they are… Captains… Majors…. Mostly with tattoos… Both princes never thought of them of chavs or hamalla… David Beckham….. Full of tattoos, but prince Williams close friend he is still. You are singling out this individual, for the only reason I can read, because she went to the party and you did not…. How childish, I really beloved better of you!!

You’re forgetting that the reception marked the 50th anniversary of Malta’s independence. It was a state occasion, which the Muscats treated as their own personal garden party.

Mrs Muscat’s friends, including her hairdresser, her dressmaker, her dietician (I’d fire her for failure), and Ms Vero, among others, displaced people who played a significant role in Malta’s 50-year history as an independent state. Exactly how do you explain that?

What is the code and what are the signifiers for a chav?

Stop evading, please.

[Daphne – I’m not evading. If these things have to be explained to you, you must have grown up in the North African desert.]

It always amazes me how close minded some people are and will remain. Typically you would much rather employ someone who has no idea what they’re on about, over someone who actually knows a job in side out… just because they have tattoos. Please let me know where you work White coat? So I can ensure to never bother there, not that I would need to downgrade my career any time soon haha

I am part of the management team within a, famous to say the least, and massive international company… and wait for it… I’m as, you would call it “covered in tattoos”.

Smart people of the 21st century judge on merit and skill not on what ink you have on your body. They so rightly should as tattoos are personal, not there for you to pass judgement on.

So, you are not jealous?

But still you go on so much about Ms Vero.

What has she done to you?

Ah yes, she has tattoos. Must be prejudice then.

[Daphne – Do please go away. This place is for grown-ups. It is, in fact, supposed to be a refuge from this kind of stupidity.]

Name a high profile British person living here who Mrs Muscat is liable to know. Like I asked, who would *you* present?

[Daphne – If you were not an English chav, you would know that the guest list for state events, in your country as well as this one, is not to be decided and compiled by the wife of the prime minister. Who Mrs Muscat knows or not is completely irrelevant.]

You’re free with the insults and assumptions too. How can you assume Ms. Vero is a chav? What should people assume about you based on the vitriol and prejudice here?

[Daphne – I assume nothing. It’s right there for everyone to see. Of course, if you are also a chav, you will read the codes and signifiers differently. Obviously.]