Joseph tries to get his people to Think Blue (but they still tink rett)
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May 19, 2012 at 5:10pm
A Labour tink-tenk session: the backdrop is blue, and so are the clothes
But out in public, it's a little different. Dese are rett.
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The latest installment from Labour: Garanzija ta’ xoghol (or something like that) on a blue background.
But, again, as I said elsewhere on this blog, if you want people to vote for you, how on earth are they supposed to know who you are if you use the same colour as that of your political opponents?
Muscat is happy with the way things are being handled and he sure does not think he can do any better – in fact, I surmise that he is quite possibly petrified of the idea of actually having to run the country, hence his turning to those who at least have some experience in doing it, however badly.
It’s inevitable that he associates success and progress with Blue and wants all of us who are not Rett to think of him as simply a different shade of Blue.
Do they order them to wear blue shirts? I would like to know.
I can’t win, I can’t reign
I will never win this game
Without you, without you
I am lost, I am vain,
I will never be the same
Without you, without you
I am blue, I was red,
I will never be the same
Without you, without you
I am fake, Kemm jien tan-n*ejk
I will never be the same
without you, without you
…..
Oh oh oh
You you you
Without
You you you
Without you..
– Labour’s chosen David Guetta song, a little amended.