Allahares. Ragel serju ma jippruvax jimmanipula l-imhuh.

M’ghandha xejn x’taqsam ma’ freedom of expression. Ghandu dritt izomm opinjoni personali ghalih.

Jew int xi wiehed li tifrah meta jghidu “Sajmin astjena?”

Ha jigi jghid lilek meta u kif iddecieda kif jivvota

U mhux se jaghmel bhal xi bahnan jigi jxejejr il-vot (kif ghamel haddiehor fuq l-EU), u imbaghad immure bis-senter b’xi ghalqa (bhalma ghamel xi bahnan, mar jigri jerda mill-EU).

Ghejdlu jivvota issa biex nohorgu mill-EU lil Dr Sant…ara jaqbilx.

But bird hunters do it for sport not for eating.

Should people with a tendency to suicide be allowed to carry a gun?

He’ll be more than happy to get the hunters off his back, at least on the spring season, and blame it on the referendum.

Then there is also slide 13. That looks like a very tight top-to-bottom hug.

Evil thought crosses Joseph Muscat’s mind:

“Je ne suis pas Charlie. What the heck.”

Oops, sorry. Links to The Telegraph front page article change when the site changes the main story.

So here is a permanent link to their picture of Cameron and Thorning-Schmidt in the Paris march.

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03161/paris-cameron-marc_3161238k.jpg

Moira Delia together with other true animal lovers must stand up and lead the campaign against spring hunting.

[Daphne – The proper position against bird-hunting has nothing to do with love for animals. It’s about conservation. Otherwise you might as well vote for an end to eating meat and chicken.]

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20150112/local/yes-placards-were-about-the-courts-decision-for-referendum-to-go-ahead-views-vary-on-possible-boycott.551559

“Dr Muscat had said the referendum question would be based on the petition made for the holding of the referendum. The petition had asked whether the dispositions of the law (on spring hunting) should continue to remain in force. On the other hand, this was an abrogative referendum – to strike down a law. A process was therefore under way to ensure that the question was in line with the petition and conformed with the law. It is therefore not yet clear whether people would need to vote yes or no to abolish or retain spring hunting.”

There is no party in Malta with a programme/ideology/representatives that I can get behind 100%, and I am sure I’m not the only one.

At election time the voters (forget the supporters, they will vote for Satan if he stood for their party) will have to choose, and more often than not the choice is for a lesser of two evils.

I find this fixation on which party you voted for a bit boring, and the “I hold you responsible for everything the party you voted for does” downright illogical.