The Mafia bosses assemble to decide the fate of the Boss Who Is Not Invited
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December 8, 2014 at 8:57pm
See them converge on the Auberge de Castille. You almost expect to see a violin case.
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http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20141208/local/muscat-at-castille-as-developments-on-shooting-by-ministers-driver-expected.547476
It’s the final countdown.
Manuel Mallia kisser il-Partit Laburista. Anke jekk il-gvern jibqa’ ghaddej, tilef kull kredibbilta’ u se jdum ma jqum minnha din.
It-tort huwa kollu tal-leader ghax hu stess dahhal il-lifa fil-komma. Issa gie ivvelenat.
Mhux ser jqum minnha.
The Labour Party (Traditional Faction) could start by insisting that:
Australia Hall is returned to Government;
The Passport scam stops right now;
The China pre-election contract is published;
The Sai Mizzi corruption comes to an abrupt end;
A clean Chief of Police is found (not Michael Cassar);
ARMS stops acting as torture chamber for Joseph Muscat.
The list is long.
The basis would be RESPECT of the electorate, in word and deed.
This is nonexistent.
Kollha konfoffa bejniethom! Ma rridx li mmorru lura f’dawk iz-zmenijiet tad-dlam!
A whole nation is kept waiting. Our PM playing the drama queen or has he really no idea how he is going to handle the situation?
I have a feeling some last minute deal is still being negotiated.
The question is “who is the capo dei capi?”