No offence here, but I think you’re a bit too old to be speaking and thinking like a teenager. Middle-aged people with the gift of intelligence and a healthy dose of cynicism (and you have both) are supposed to able to make a cold and clear analysis of the facts.

Which is exactly what I do – despite not agreeing with you that there is no hope of good governance. How is your alternative route going to get us good governance? You have to work with what you have, not with what you wish for. And no, the two parties are most definitely not the same. One of them is a criminal organisation.

That’s what makes him all the more credible and trustworthy to me – and why it will now give him the moral high ground to criticise the great mountain of Labour corruption.

Nobody can tell him any more that people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.

There’s no hope of good governance. Neither with PL nor with the rest of the lousy pretenders.

You know that, I know that and all the half brained folk who still dare to cling to some half baked principle or other know that.

This is the pits. The Ground Zero of basic human decency and only a terrible tremor can alter this sad state of affairs.

All one can do is divorce himself from such poisonous unions. There’s life beyond bi-partisan politics.

There are other paths to ‘happiness’ and ‘success’ (such an odious word) and those willing to tread them should do so defiantly.

Jien naqbel mieghek dejjem. Imma Salv biddel il-lingwagg ghax ma dan il-poplu tispicca tkun kontro produttiv.

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