When you feel that you cannot vote FOR someone, then vote AGAINST someone.

If we cannot make a simple distinction between two political parties and analyse just what one party did during its time in government and what the other did, then I am afraid to say we are beyond redemption.

I will make my choice on a track record of one party, which over an almost 25-year tenure changed Malta for the better compared to the other party which, for the last four years has done next to nothing for this country and everything for personal gain or ego of its elected mob.

I think it’s absurd the way people who voted Labour in the last general election are now saying that they will not vote at all.

Instead of admitting that they were wrong in choosing Labour when faced with a choice between Labour and Nationalist, they ‘soothe their ego’ by saying that there was no choice all along.

There was a choice: you just made the wrong one. And I think we are all old enough to admit it.

Do not tell me Radio 101 or Net TV please because those have a relatively small audience. Some time ago we were told that 101 was getting bigger audiences, but that was when Thake was on air. What about now? “Your kind of music, 24 hours a day”?

A political party which believes in honesty and truth does not exist. It is people (hence politicians) who must believe in honesty and truth. But barring the odd couple none of them do.

They all pertain to the same school – grab as much power (and money, of course – that goes hand in hand) as you can and get into as many comfortable positions as possible and get paid for literally doing nothing, and finally end up with a much better pension than the idiots who voted you in.

We need to not vote (with our head). The game will be played anyway.

I love reading your comments, but this one was naive and a half.