Yes, totally incomparable situations and I will not be surprised if he steps down anyway while Joseph Muscat, Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri hang on.

I wish some journalist would ask Cameron what he would do if he were in Joseph Muscat’s position? I doubt Cameron would have let a minister and trusted aide stay more than 5 minutes had he found out that they had set up such structures while in office.

Some of us were adults even between 1955 and 28th April 1958 and also before that, when you cast Dr Boffa and his social principles overboard like plague-bearing flotsam.

We will hound you till Judgement Day for the way you treated your country and your political opponents. We were there.

You are now gone – however miffed you want us to expect you to be – but your legacy is still rife, active and as corrupt as you and your minions were then.

We are still here, and we are still battling hard to overcome the evil you sowed. It will be a long war, but we will succeed.

And, please, no mention ever of Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici. We have such terrible memories of what life was like under his ‘leadership’ between 1984 and May 1987. He was your ‘anointed’ – seeped in the slurry you poured. A few of us had known him even from his student days, when he spoke of his brand of idealism in the University Catholic Social Guild.

We trusted him for quite a while, but It all went so sour after his being embroiled in the G.W.U. during your regime. You know what I am saying, don’t you. So, just shut up on this subject, too.

Including his lackey in the Office of the Prime Minister controlling government operations.

I used to try and see the best in people and in the Labour Party. That has not served me very well over the past 10 years. I totally agree that the Labour Party today is exactly what Mintoff had always wanted, and think it is made up of failed lawyers and architects who have mental problems and are down right selfish and devious at best.