Lou Bondi has been moved to comment about politics for the first time in three years

But obviously not Maltese politics as we can’t possibly bite the hand that feeds us. Maybe he should read this for the lesson it is: that those who know the issues should remain ever vigilant against those who don’t, instead of joining them because they think they can’t beat them. And believe me when I say that I’m not talking about political parties here: the war has never been between one political party and another, as the catastrophe in the United Kingdom has shown, but between the rational and the irrational, the informed and the uninformed, the dull-witted and uninformed and those who seek to manipulate them and those who can see clearly that the dull-witted and uninformed are being manipulated to the detriment of all.

If you don’t like what’s happening, Lewis, you’ve got to fight it – not rush into the lap of whoever pays you to do so. Some people die, fight and starve for their cause. Others simply find the cause that pays them most.