‘Heads don’t roll mate – not now’.
People get moved around and may even be promoted to higher and better paying positions…

Heads don’t roll mate – not now, not ever. People get moved around and may lie low/moved backstage for a while but accountability is not part of local government culture.

I agree with you, curious.

Of course it’s too ruddy late. OccupyPN could have worked in in 2013. Not now. Now the only way is for all those who would have liked to see #occupyPN create their own political force. I’m taking applications. You’re all welcome. I don’t even care about political views.

curious, you better get “curious” about who OWNS those stalls..

Jozef, re the tools to OccupyPN:

Your momentum. This sense of passion. No distance from subject or from medium of communication – every and any medium needs to be used. No waiting for time to pass before expressing “oneself.”

The dignity, not in how it’s said but what is said. How directly.
In touch.

Correctly worded two months later. In a column etc.

A bit too late.

It’s actually a tragicomedy called ‘Joseph and the technicolour nightmare coat’, in installments, the latest one being directed by William Lewis, sponsored, as with all installments, by the tax payer.

The tragicomedy is given high ratings by the taghna lkollers who wouldn’t know good taste if it hit them in the face.

The main character, being the prima donna that he is, keeps everyone on a tight leash and therefore the cast cower, shy away and have been rendered impotent on stage.

Let us give the clowns a round of applause!