
Thursday, 20th March 2008
Rushing to print
Albert Gauci Cunningham (March 15) states that I supposedly predicted a huge victory for anyone. By unfortunate coincidence for Mr Gauci Cunningham, in the same edition of The Times, the first line of my article was "Nobody serious I know predicted a landslide victory for any party during the last election".
Perhaps Mr Gauci Cunningham should do some homework before rushing to print.
Mr Gauci Cunningham, a promoter of gay rights in various media, will also perhaps remember that I also wrote in defence of gay and other minority rights - even if I am not at all related to gay movements - and that leftist movements defended gay rights more than rightist ones (who express themselves viciously against gays).
Does Mr Gauci Cunningham contradictorily believe that only some minority rights should be promoted, while political minorities (even if relative) should shut up? In that case his defence of human rights would not be flawless, would it?




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The "percentage victories" happened only because PN voters stayed at home in larger numbers and not because there was any perceptible swing towards Labour. Now that Dr Licari has had his predictions refuted by the PN victory at the polls, he does not admit he was wrong, as a good academic would, but persists in arrogance attacking Albert Gauci-Cunningham who simply pointed out what Dr Licari had put in print before the elections.