If I may add something else, I remember him during his University days working for none other than Sandro Schembri Adami.

I think this is a strong indication of the influence he was subjected to.

He didn’t grow up with his own father, but with his mother and her partner Carm Lino Spiteri, ic-Cumpaqq, a Nationalist Party politician (now deceased).

You do also do a spot of Freudian analysis there on his complicated relationship with the (stepfather) Nationalist Party and his pleasure in rejecting it publicly for the (father) Labour Party.

Sa fl-ahhar is-serp qed jinkixiflu qoxortu.

Another one from the viva chi regna brigade insomma. And last week he was the guest at John Bundy’s RTK talk show. Kollox kumbinazzjoni of course.

When asked if Joseph promised him a post, he said there is nothing wrong in having talent deployed for the benefit of the country. In simple words, yes he was promised a post. I guess we’ll soon know what.

You read the situation perfectly, Baxxter.

Nixtieq jisfidah xi hadd mill-PN biex jaghmel konfront mieghu. Forsi Frank Psaila jistiednu fuq il-programm tieghu.

Exactly, and this is an important addition to Baxxter’s other comments.

It highlights Castaldi Paris’s take on things. His telling the Labour audience what he thinks they want to hear about The Great Leader, and prostrating himself at their feet just makes him look silly. A total wuss.

If he’d lauded the wonderful Labour ideology and values instead, maybe he’d have been a TINY bit more credible. His baggage doesn’t help either, it screams ‘Cyrus’ or ‘Franco’.

zzzzzz…

Does the Stamperija have a wooden door? Because I’d like to nail my 95 Theses when the next Konvenzjoni’s in session.

Bunch of JOKERS.