True – we all noticed that.

Since he was elected, Joseph Muscat has been playing the billionaire with the people’s money — he did this immediately when he bailed out Café Premier to the tune of 4.2 million euros the moment he was elected.

Almost worse than this is the amount he has spent on travel alone during 2016 — Joseph Muscat spent 2.24 million euros on TRAVEL alone in 2016 (reported in Times of Malta 29th Dec 2016) — that is more than 9000 euros per working day. He uses private jets instead of our ailing airline Airmalta. He even just gave Vistajet (of which it seems he is a regular client) a million euro ‘sponsorship’! (…probably to ensure he has a quick way out if he needs to escape prosecution in the forthcoming election).

Galantom bi FLUSNA!!!! We need to remind those people who are suffering financial hardship how he is squandering THEIR money — perhaps they will come to their senses and realise he is betraying them and their once beloved ‘workers party’!

And this is besides everything else! But his attitude towards people’s money in the above would seem consistent with the allegations…

You either look bad for 60 or good for 60, but still you look 60, and the only people who think you look young are aged 80.

This means that all he owns in the world, other than his house, is €70,000.

If he earned, say, €200,000 through his European Parliament job, then that has either all been spent, or only a part of it remains, which constitutes the whole or part of the €70,000.

Botox and fillers are not plastic surgery. When your face is pulled up at the cheekbones, your eyes shrink. Try it using your hands. She never had big eyes to begin with.

Ma nafx, pero jghidu li Botox u fillers rahsu dan l-ahhar. Qed ninnota sew – could it be her new hair cut? Because her eyes look small, and usually during such transformation eyes look bigger.