You would be surprised to know that two of the most prominent comment-posters on this website (and others) were raised by rabidly Mintoffian parents who thought Mintoff was Is-Salvatur.

You’re right and I take my hat off to him but I really find it hard to believe that a person who’s so staunch, changes his mind and flips his political polarities in such a short period of time. This man seems to be as rabid anti-labour as a typical nationalist li fejn taqtalu, johrog blue. Kudos to him, mind you. I admire people who remove their red or blue tinted spectacles and see things in their proper light.

A logical fallacy: this man you’re talking to changed his mind about the entire party because he realised how corrupt they are.

Policies, in a situation like that, don’t enter the equation. If people are corrupt, you don’t say “Hmm, but they have good policies.”

But that did not make you an ex-Nationalist did it? You changed your mind (and rightly so) about a particular person, as did many others, not about a whole party and its policies.

I changed my mind pretty fast about that louse Pullicino Orlando, I can tell you.

If you up-vote or down-vote a comment in error, or change your mind about it, you can undo it simply by clicking on it again and it disappears.

I apologise for hitting the against vote by mistake. Therefore, it will be a battle of Ps: People, Panama Papers, Police.

Those whom I know and who were promoted later in their police career were those who broke the disgusting omerta’ prevailing at that time, and who were instrumental in exposing a murder inside the police GHQ.

People like you are not expected to approve that whistle-blowing disclosure of institutionalised atrocities by the MLP police of that time.