First published on my Facebook page on 25th May the day after Joseph Muscat blamed the Russian Secret Service for the Egrant story and when I stopped laughing and started realising Muscat was on a winning strategy:Sober up. I too spent yesterday splitting my sides. But having slept on it and having read what the [...]
First published on my Facebook page on 29 May:I’m not one to lose much sleep about the rants of l-orizzont’s editorials. Today though it is essentially, though not necessarily consciously, synthesising the true agenda of the criminal gang that has taken over the mind of the zombie that was once the Labour Party.L-orizzont today argues [...]
First published on my Facebook page on 30 May towards the end of the general election campaign:Towards the end of a PN-term in government -- I have been a small part of four of those -- the word ‘arrogance’ becomes mainstream. You know the drill. Nationalists think they have some divine right to rule. They [...]
Reflections at the end of the 2017 general election campaign I first posted on my Facebook page on 1st June:When all is said and done there are a few things that we will always hold true. If the boat is sinking, women and children first. That sort of thing. Some of us jump queues but [...]
Daphne Caruana Galizia first published the following piece I wrote when the polls closed last Saturday and before the election results were out:Alea iacta est
Oh yes it hurts. It especially hurts when you’re still convinced you’re right but are now branded arrogant and self-serving to continue to think so. That you’ve learnt nothing from the lessons the democratic process has attempted to teach you. Clearly the outcome of an election determines the choice of government and parliamentarians and therefore [...]