http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2014-11-17/blogs-opinions/Great-expectations-6736125810

2nd para. : “When things go awry we make excuses, defend our intelligent choices, do everything in our power to convince ourselves that we have become too demanding, then start questioning our own sanity in that order. Finally, we acknowledge our gullibility, our stupidity, get on with our life regardless, and hope that it’s just a passing phase and that there has to be light at the end of the tunnel.”

That, in my opinion, gives an indication of private conversations between government MPs.

Furthermore, when the PM stresses in public that this budget is nothing but an “expression of optimisim”, it is logical to conclude that a number of MPs have reached the last stage of hope : “a passing phase and that there has to be light at the end of the tunnel”.

It’s the their 22nd month in government. And 22 is not a lucky number for Labour governments. If Mintoff was around, he would reiterate to them : “Tliftu ir-ruh socjali”

Exactly. Now the Chinese have got Muscat by the balls. They now call the shots.

He dances to their tune while we, our sons and daughters and their children suffer the consequences long term. Muscat is a traitor.

If worse comes to worst, we should all set up our own generator and leave Joseph to decide what to do with all the electricity the Chinese can supply.

Must have a billion negative down to earth repercussions on the sale of Maltese passports to the gigantic Chinese market.

Yes, it was replayed this morning during David Thake’s Programme on 101.

It is not ‘turning into one huge mess.’ It was one huge mess to begin with.

I’m hearing this here for the first time. Is it true? If so, when did he say it? Is there a recording of this somewhere?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OGjoxgLhTVM

Someone explain Taghna Lkoll capitalism.