Oh don’t bother. Helena Dalli’s son, the lawyer, is one of them.

Which is why I think the Opposition must step up the pressure on the Prime Minister and Kurt Farrugia to shoulder their responsibility for the case of 19 November, together with Mallia.

Mallia would be right to argue that he has been chosen as a scape goat for the mistakes of a whole chain of command.

And Mallia is still defiant and insisting about his innocence. Can you imagine him telling the Prime Minister “Aw siehbi” right now?

Isn’t it the role of the media to analyse scenarios and hypotheses?

The Malta Independent analysed “six potential choices” which the prime minister had about Mallia before the inquiry report was published just a few days ago.

These are the kind of stories the media should be looking into.

Got a bit muddled there. So Mallia occupies two seats?

Well, bring them on. This one was won by Simon Busuttil and the PN media. Should be fun.

Simon Busuttil was right when he said that what happened during the night of the shooting was typical of Super One’s newsroom.

Times of Malta could be more precise with nuance given to words.

“Insisted” is weak.

Carm Mifsud Bonnici was not at all weak in how he went about the reply.

“Asserted” is stronger.

Nuance helps shape opinion.

There needs to be more responsibility as to nuance given.

Michael Cassar: Expert in the art of the let-off, where it pays.

That is not so different from the Labour Party penchant for defending errant judges from the impeachments they may deserve.

The major difference in this case that in the public eye he has been embroiled in a systematic cover-up lies.

But he is only one among many in the Labour Party mess.

He is a scapegoat and he is not the only one.

Tell me why you think this is rubbish. It’s politics I am talking about here, and Don Manwel Mallia the Defiant.