Hamalli United update (1)
Published:
October 5, 2014 at 12:40pm
Glenn Bedingfield – where was that government obesity programme again?
After our senior police officers caught on video saying Qalla, Qlustja and Il-qahba kemm, we now have the prime minister’s consultant and adviser (and long-time Super One star) Glenn Bedingfield telling somebody on public view on Facebook: Mohxi bhalek dak.
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Probably what shocks me most is not the ‘mohxi’ but referring to people as ‘dak’ which strips a man – regardless of how controversial he may be – of his dignity and human complexity.
Abu Bakr al- Baghdadi has stripped himself of all humanity. That leaves him with no dignity.
Looks like someone tried to fatify his photo
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ly.appt.fatify&hl=en
This is the way to get to the top and be admired – swearing, foul language etc. They think people admire them for this behaviour.
What a big fat …., well you know the rest.
Bhal Geddumu?
Now, that’s what I call a neck tie.
And this man was deemed more eligible/worthy to attend the VIP event at the Upper Barrakka during Prince William’s visit than other individuals of real significance to Malta and its history. I am thinking of Eddie Fenech Adami and Lawrence Gonzi but I am sure there are many others.
mohxi means stuffed actually, Glenn. Glenn looks like he’s enjoying free meals.
Which one is his face?
He is putting Tony Zarb to shame .
It seems as though the vulgar message was copied directly to the Prime Minister and a number of ministers. Hamalli United alright.
Is there a competition among some public figures to see who will reach the deepest level of crudeness?
Uuuu leeeeeeee……..