This comic strip from Australia strikes a real chord in Malta
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December 11, 2014 at 12:09pm
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Well, its so true about Australia not so for Malta. The nation isn’t calling them a packet of moron flavoured biscuits, there are too many morons in the street.
Fil-very kaz “tutto il mondo e’ paese”.
http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2014-12-11/local-news/Silvio-Scerri-says-he-is-resting-eyeing-opportunities-in-the-private-sector-6736127148
Talk about striking a raw nerve. This is so uncannily close to home.
Does anybody remember this tune?
“Inzlu minn hemm, ja nies bla demm,
ghaliex il-poplu lilkom aktar ma jridx hemm.”
It’s definitely “government by slapstick”! Can’t think of a better one myself .
That’s a comic strip, not a cartoon.
[Daphne – Of course. I have corrected it. Thank you for pointing that out.]
U ijja, orrajt. Issa mur gib il-lowloader.
Groan
“Moron flavored biscuits.” Brilliant.
Cookies are the national biscuits in Malta. Everything gets cooked here, roadmaps, fibs, lies, scandal, with Joseph being the chocolate chip in the cooking.
I follow both Maltese and Australian news closely.
I swear Tony Abbott and Joseph Muscat are related. Unfortunately, Tony Abbot is the prime minister of a much bigger and better country, which makes his imbecilic behaviour so much worse.
And even so, somehow Australia ‘works’ so much better than Malta ever will.