And if they were smooching a caldo, was there anyone close by biex jivventilhom?

Look at it this way, those 36,000 did not vote for this. Ergo Busuttil’s thesis is reinforced.

[Daphne – 18,000.]

I’m not so sure they can multitask.

No need to forget policy fora.

And if it’s just a fling why would she involve her son in the equation? Or maybe she is trying hard to persuade the Minister that she is in love? Bil-Malti, tbellahilu u hu qed jibla l-lixka.

Jason Azzopardi has already suggested it was attempted murder. So what was his boss doing shaking hands with the hitman’s boss’s boss?

Imma ma ejja ma nkunux personali, hux tassew.

A no-confidence vote works ONLY if the pressure is kept on even if the motion is defeated (which it will, given Labour’s 9-seat majority). That is to say, what is wrong is not transformed into right by a democratic vote. Which should remind us all of the 36,000 li ghandhom ragun.

Forget policy forums. What they all need is a good no-nonsense lesson in common sense.

How exactly is positive thinking going to protect you and me from a 9mm bullet? Because this is what we’ve come to.

Obviously. And it’s not just Busuttil, it’s Saviour Balzan in his editorial, Times of Malta in its editorial and every columnist who can put a logical sequence in place.

Jason Azzopardi, just go for it.

Someone suggested a vote of no confidence in the house, definitely, let’s see where Deborah Schembri’s and the Farrugia duo’s principles lie.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20141124/local/unemployment-down-sharply.545496

[Daphne – Not strange at all, but exactly what was expected: http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2014/11/amazing-what-you-can-do-when-youve-sacked-the-uncooperative-head-of-the-national-statistics-office/#comment-2753132 ]

Ghalhekk baqa bilqeghda… Biex tibqa “concealed”