It’s like having a bad hand of cards. Whichever one Muscat plays doesn’t matter but he wants to the best out of the situation anyway.

His cronies think they’re God’s gift, but their curriculum vitae is all smile and shade. How does Muscat put the Police Commissioner on Twoo? He doesn’t, but I think that’s a pre-requisite to be embraced by the Labour Party – remember Nuxellina?

They become soldiers of steel through their shameless deeds. Muscat calculates when to launch some crony into the limelight, so as to take public discussion down a different road while in the shadows he bakes something he doesn’t want the world to know about – as you have proved time and again.

It’s an indictment of both, but more properly, it’s an indictment of the school system and the home.