No

U l-bagalja (suitcase) too.

bob-a-job, you are very observant. I won’t invite you to my house.

You are grossly mistaken when claiming “Essentially, this government is still following the economic direction of the one before – pro Europe, pro business, and also democratic”.

If the past two years are anything to go by, Muscat is proving himself significantly worse than Mintoff, KMB, and Sant.

Muscat is not pro-democracy. You are being fooled by the manner in which he masks his authoritarian practices.

Muscat is not pro-Europe. Studying his speeches indicates a possible call for exiting the EU if he wins his second term.

Muscat is not pro-business. There are no real strategies for private sector growth. What you are seeing are the rewards to those bankrolling the MLP’s electoral campaign. The Nationalists did something different – they made sure that “hbieb tal-hbieb” got rewarded AND implemented a strategy for economic growth.

Has he taken the hunter’s syndrome to an intellectual level?

Ezatt.

Then you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security like many switchers before the last election.

‘Professor’ Scicluna may not come across as a Lorry Sant, but at the stroke of a pen, in the last budget, he’s just bitten off a considerable chunk out of most people’s largest asset with the 5% tax introduced on the sale of family homes, which were previously untaxed.

And our estate agents haven’t even raised a whimper. Only emails from Frank Salt on how good this government is and what an excellent atmosphere for property sales.