Joseph talks about ‘il-politika tal-firda’ and how he’s not ‘red or blue’, then he rounds up his (red) mob

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1. Makjavel says:

   February 20, 2013 at 11:16 pm

   Oqbra imbajda.

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2. mark says:

   February 21, 2013 at 12:30 am

   All this talk from Joseph Muscat about political divide and tribal division is just plain rubbish. Joseph Muscat knows very well that it would be extremely difficult to govern without the hundreds if not thousands of Nationalists-leaning individuals. That is the ONLY and REAL reason.

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   • Fido says:

     February 21, 2013 at 10:20 am

     Basta l-pulizija jkun Laburist u f’faż ta’ pushers ta’ trab minn ‘blokka bajda’ ninslew l-obbligi morali, soċjali u legali kollha għall-ġid tal-partit għax dawk l-obbligi ma japplikawx għall-‘Maltin illkol’ imma għal dawk biss li għandhom DNA different (jiġifieri inkużi jekk jkunu Nazzjonalist).

     Logika pura Muscatjana.

     Is-siġar jintgħarfu mill-frott u n-nies jintgħarfu mill-imġieba tagħhom.

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3. freefalling says:

   February 21, 2013 at 8:37 am

   We tend to underestimate Joseph Muscat – he is devious to a level that can bring Malta and its people into great trouble.

   A sore reminder of the past.

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   • maryanne says:

     February 21, 2013 at 10:22 am

     He’s more dangerous than his predecessors.

     To some (not to me) he looks harmless and therefore people will be caught unawares and will only realise who they voted for after it is too late.

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4. zunzana says:

   February 21, 2013 at 10:27 am

   Nehhew il-kelma ‘Malta’ u qed jaghjtu “taghna lkoll”.

   Forsi fil-futur jibdew jaghjtu “Joseph taghna lkoll.”

   U jekk ikunu fil-gvern nibdew nisimghu li “il-gvern taghna il-Laburisti u naghmlu li irridu”.

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