Black Monday and other violent events (2)

Lino Spiteri, in his article entitled Facts, First And Foremost (October 19), stated the following: "Yes, it must have been Labour thugs who made the 1979 "Black Monday" attacks. But, no, Joseph Muscat did not try to pin the blame on the Nationalist...

Lino Spiteri, in his article entitled Facts, First And Foremost (October 19), stated the following: "Yes, it must have been Labour thugs who made the 1979 "Black Monday" attacks. But, no, Joseph Muscat did not try to pin the blame on the Nationalist party side. Political spin and falsehood have to stop, from both sides...".

I remind one and all that from June 12, 1971 until May 9, 1987, many Maltese Socialist (Mintoff-ian) thugs used to be accom-panied by certain well-known Maltese Socialist (Mintoff-ian) politicians.

There was only one (state-controlled) television station in Malta and Maltese Socialist (Mintoffian) politicians frequently used to appear on the small screen. I can name at least 20 of them.

Is it possible that none of them can name the perpetrator thugs who set The Times building on fire and who, also, ransacked the Floriana and Birkirkara Nationalist party with the same fate (subsequently) befalling Eddie Fenech Adami's Birkirkara residence?

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