After all, they are “Socialists”, as they call themselves in that self-congratulating pepé way. So that gives them more freedom of speech under a Labour government, not less.

Some aspects are irredeemable, of course – and the rest will take more than one term in office to complete.

But at least it will give us hope that some of the most heinous transgressions will be addressed.

Back in the mid-1980s, it was not being able to buy what they wanted in the shops that made them vote out the Labour government (reluctantly), and not violations of fundamental human rights and general oppression.

Exactly.

Useless pontificating politics and their use and application if content is lost in translation. There’s this difference in discourse between informal hushed talk and that which is acceptable for consumption by public opinion.

Never was Labour so blatantly subdued to that which dismembered the PN; Moral dilemmas the PN, approximation of logic Labour’s.

The fact Muscat has to keep a step back from public opinion will lead him down the same path, albeit inversely. Busuttil instead, has nothing to lose.

Friday is one opportunity to force through the change required in the PN. The Malta independent must NOT create simplistic narratives. It’s as insidious as Ivan Camilleri’s mother of three.

Thake is as much an outsider as each and every regular contributor to this blog.

Perversely enough, ask any MP and they’ll confirm the interface they operate requires, a distinctive mindset to their own. At this crucial moment, most are wary of potentially sticky situations, what with Labour’s irresistible informalities.

Busuttil must distinguish between baggage and the tempting confusion out there.

The act of countering this government then, must perforce adopt comprehensive protocols.

And that is only achieved if the segretary general is allergic to abstract artifice and rhetoric.

No professional representatives in that key position, please.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bPWVq6MwW4E

There are young people contributing to the economy there, who may be semi literate but who pay taxes and have a vote.

I’m not privy to the information that would answer your first question.

In answer to the second: no, it is not publicly available. I found out in other ways, though it was a reasonable assumption to make anyway, given that the companies are registered at RSM Malta’s address and that is also the sort of work that RSM Malta does.

Dr. Busuttil should not be suggesting alternative sites! He should be strongly opposing this whole scam. Full stop.

Is Dr. Busuttil aware that this giving away of Maltese land has not passed through Parlamentary scrutiny? Or is he still busy trying to organize his own party when the country needs him more than the former?

This country is really heading towards disaster. Everyone seems to be afraid of standing up to this PM. And that includes the Opposition.