AD unveils slogan for June MEP elections

Raymond Camilleri

Mar 16th 2009, 19:57

DREAM ON ALEX SPITERI! The same old whining story which never comes true... Yawn! Real prgressives and forward looking people at long last. There are others who prefer parochial and provincial politics instead obviously....

Robert Callus

Mar 16th 2009, 19:51

@Charles Sammut You are not saying the truth and you know it. Lukily for you AD are not fans of libel suits, since what you said is blatant lies 1) Gay marriages - AD talks about civil unions of both homo and heterosexual couples, different from marriage 2) Gay's adopting children - Where? Quote me one line where AD mentioned that 3)Migrants voting - Where? Same as above 4) What brainwashing children at schools are you talking about?

L..Galea

Mar 16th 2009, 18:19

Charles Sammut You are right. Thanks but no thanks AD.

carmen caruana

Mar 16th 2009, 12:04

The AD was the only party talking about green jobs and asking the government to introduce alternative resources many years ago. If the government listened to what the AD said, today we would have a better Malta. Hope that AD makes it this time!!

Charles Sammut

Mar 16th 2009, 11:03

Civil rights is a euphemism for gay marriage, adoption of children by gay couples, Maltese citizenship and voting rights for illegal immigrants, brainwashing of children at schools and so on. No thanks.

D.MANGION

Mar 16th 2009, 10:44

Dream on Alex Spiteri.... I've been hearing your sentence for the last 10 years....and from people who's prophecies are usually more credible than yours. Yet AD lives on. The core of AD is made up of much tougher stuff than you can ever dream of. And as long as there is a need for a real "left" in Malta....as long as there is one environmental battle to fight for....as long as bipartisan politics keeps dominating our little beloved islands....there will be scope for the existence of AD. Electoral results count little....in this perspective. Just one more question......why do you hate AD so much ? Does it maybe strike you where it hurts? What would you achieve by your wished demise of AD ? Long live AD. For the umpteenth time they will have my vote. I know that I will not be able to hoot my horn the day after the results are announced, but for four and a half years in 5, I know that I'm smarter than those which would have been promised heaven on earth, and left with nothing but a vague feeling of cheat and empty promises.

Robert Callus

Mar 16th 2009, 10:37

@Alex Spiteri AD has proved its credibility over it's 20 years carreer. The main parties, especially the PN but not exclusively have done anything possible (albeit unethical) to keep AD out of parliament. WHo knows why? Maybe cause they know AD will oppose corruption or laws that are harmful to the environment or our civil rights? Apart from that there actually is n0 other alternative. I definitely don't consider AN as an alternative since it is a single issue party. Politicians need to take a variety of decisions and while it is acceptable that a particular party focuses more on a specific area (ex AD - environment) it shouldn't be blind to any other thing. All AN does is criticise on one single issue and propose things that people want to hear, even if they are impossible to implement. With all due respect, the other small parties such as Alleanza Liberali are not an alternative cause they are too small, have little or no access to the media and people find it hard to connect with them.

Alex Spiteri

Mar 16th 2009, 09:47

The next MEP elections will be ‘the nail in the coffin’ for the Greens...whatever slogan they use!

Malta deserves a valid alternative to MLPN, but surely AD doesn't fit the status!