“I need to look serious but WTF is he saying”
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October 18, 2013 at 10:21pm
Look at Prime Minister Muscat’s expression in this Department of Information photograph taken in Israel. He couldn’t give a flying monkey’s cuss what the other man is saying, but has assumed the mask called I Am Focussing On What You Are Saying, which he wears for particularly boring constituents and unimportant men he doesn’t fancy (for those, he flutters, twinkles, flirts and sparkles).
Oh, and we can conclude that he didn’t get to meet Tony Blair (though the DOI told us that he met ‘the Quartet’) – because if he had, rest assured that the picture would have merited a separate release.
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Meta smajt li Muscat sejjer Israel u fl-istess granet Joe MIfsud ma kienx prezenti ghal TVAM, mill-ewwel ghidt li mar mad-delegazzjoni.
U ma mortx zball.
George Vella looks confused.
Il-Guy looks plussed out.
Don’t tell me that even Joe Mifsud has now become an adviser to josephmuscat.com! Maybe on Palestinian affairs? It would be interesting to know what he’s getting out of this, financially, besides the €100 or more he’s getting daily for reading from the various daily newspapers on TVAM.
George:(minn taht l-ilsien): ‘Kap, int taf x’inhu jghid?’
“Hallini George ghax qed nipprova nikkoncentra, kont ha nistaqsi lilek.”
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We are going to have to pay 50 million more in indirect taxes, but Michelle Muscat and her assistant Pamela Seychell must fly everywhere with the prime minister.
Reminds me of the graveyard (afternoon ) session of training courses and management conferences when the speaker, knowing that his audience is catatonic, rushes through his PowerPoint presentation of graphs and charts and finishes early, releasing his grateful audience to a reviving coffee break.
Exactly who of the Quartet did our prime minister meet, unless that person is invisible?
Three officials who happened to be on duty at the Quartet’s office in Palestine, when a Maltese delegation led by the island’s PM forced their way into their offices, entertained the said delegation to a round of fizzy drinks.