The chairman of Malta Freeport – miskin

Published: December 9, 2014 at 1:01am

aaron farrugia




38 Comments Comment

  1. curious says:

    Bahnan

  2. ciccio says:

    Il-prim ministru li jiddeciedi li ma jiddecidix.

    “Nahseb ftehmna.”

  3. PF says:

    Ipokriti live

  4. Very True says:

    Maltarightnow is saying that Mallia has refused to resign.

  5. ben says:

    Sorry, but I feel like vomiting. Poor lonely pulcinell.

  6. Edward says:

    X’differenza minn xiex? Name one incident the PN found themselves in that compares to this. What an idiot.

  7. Pablo says:

    He obviously is referring to Prime Minister Mallia.

  8. Toyger says:

    Even Franco Mercieca is praising Joseph Muscat on Facebook. Eying a Ministry perhaps?

  9. Joe Fenech says:

    King Aaron from Twattoland spoke.

    • Macduff says:

      I’m sorry, but your adjectives are too… childish.

      But I suppose we shouldn’t descend to the level of our detractors, should we?

  10. TinaB says:

    Joseph Muscat, statesman?

    Ma tridx jewilla thallat lil Joseph Muscat ma Lawrence Gonzi jew Eddie Fenech Adami, hux?

    Il-vera gidra jahasra.

  11. Toyger says:

    And Luciano Busuttil is quoting harakiri as being an honourable way out.

  12. Wilson says:

    Just goes to show you that twenty university degrees cure nothing.

  13. Dave says:

    And on a completely different topic (the budget), Maltastar continues to give its readers (are there any left, bar those with a peculiar sense of humour?) a taste of Pyongyang: http://maltastar.com/dart/20141105-finance-ministry-smooth-sailing-for-malta1

  14. maximus says:

    Inutili ifahhar miskin lil-P.M. ghax dalwaqt itajjru. Floku gej il-Baruni ta’ Wied Ghammieq.

  15. Il mice says:

    Statesman? Joseph Muscat? How did the words come together?

  16. Sparky says:

    Idjota.

  17. Wistin Schembri says:

    What a statesman!

    During a football game, the referee sees a foul that merits expulsion, but leaves it up to the fouling player to decide whether he leaves the pitch or not!

    Is this what Muscat meant by tista’ tahdem maghna anke jekk ma taqbilx maghna?

  18. El Mundo says:

    Dan daqs Ciangura injorant

  19. Rumplestiltskin says:

    Is this man serious? What a pathetic comment.

  20. Christopher says:

    The chairman of a state corporation shouldn’t be politicising things in this manner.

    I feel that there’s going to be yet another purge to clear out “spjuni u nies li jridu jaghmlu l hsara” coming up. Alas,that’s their way of thinking.

    Having said that, one down…

  21. maria debono says:

    if Mallia doesn’t resign, it shows that Joseph has no power over his team and he should resign instead.

    Who would want to work with a man who blatantly undermined his authority and showed him up as a weakling?

  22. Mila says:

    Hi x’serjeta, il-partit qabel il-pajjiz!

  23. Francis Saliba M.D. says:

    A prime Minister who seriously and with wisdom (“b’ghaqal u serjeta'”) decides not not decide but passes the buck to three retired judges and a rejected cabinet minister to decide on his behalf.

    A modern Pontius Pilate washing his hands

  24. Volley says:

    They have nothing to say.

  25. Socrates says:

    Il-Gvern ta’ Joseph Muscat u shabu ghandu kwalitajiet li jirrendu l-Kabinet tieghu eccezzjonalment eccezzjonali: l-aktar wiehed giddieb, l-aktar wiehed imgerfex, l-aktar wiehed bla direzzjoni, l-aktar wiehed imhawwad, l-aktar wiehed arroganti, u l-aktar wiehed bla b**d.

  26. helen says:

    Totally myopic. Needs to see Franco Mercieca, but then, on second thoughts, this would be the lame leading the blind.

  27. Jack Beans says:

    I heard him on “Ghandi Xi Nghid” last Saturday and I confirmed what I had read about him on this blog.

    He came across as an arrogant hamallu, interrupting his opponent (Dr Aquilina representing the PN) by repeating stale slogans about the budget and pressing him for a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer, in typical Lejber ‘hamallagni.’

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