Muscat takes planned holiday after calling for country to vote early
Opposition Leader Joseph Muscat left for a holiday in Northern Italy last Friday soon after calling on the Prime Minister to call an early election given the prevailing political situation.
Dr Muscat joined his wife and children in Italy two days after they left for Italy and will remain there until Friday.
Asked about the timing of the trip, considering Dr Muscat’s view of the crisis, his spokesman said: “This was the time for a holiday because the situation will only get worse in the coming weeks.
“After all, the ball is in the Prime Minister’s court and his indecision is what is affecting the country.”
Just a day before going on holiday, Dr Muscat described the political situation in Malta as having a “hung Parliament” where the government had a “coalition partner” in its former MP, Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando.
The latter’s fallout with the PN arrived after voting with Labour on a motion to oust Malta’s Permanent Representative to the EU, Richard Cachia Caruana.
While resigning from the party, Dr Pullicino Orlando still kept his seat as an MP and promised to “collaborate” in Parliament on the PN’s electoral programme.
Asked whether Labour would have tolerated a holiday by the Prime Minister at this sensitive political time, the spokesman indicated sarcastically that this could be a good idea.
“It would be better for the Prime Minister to take a short trip and come back with decisions that need to be taken,” the spokesman said.
President George Abela is also out of the country, carrying out voluntary work in Peru with a team of volunteers.
Asked whether Labour felt Dr Abela should return to the island in light of the political situation, Dr Muscat’s spokesman said the President was “responsible enough” to make decisions according to the country’s best interest.
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Joe Vella
Jul 23rd 2012, 23:52
Why Muscat is on holiday if his country is in a crisis? Maybe it is not a crisis probably it is propaganda that Muscat says Malta is a crisis. He says to One news that there is a crisis but really what he only wants is to be prime minister i think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb3rc5hjFvw&feature=plcp
Emanuel. Vella.
Jul 24th 2012, 10:01
@ joe vella,23-7-12,23:52.
mhux ahjar is-saqsi,x'aghmlu ghal poplu malti u ghawdxi,
il-klikka RCC,AG,LG,u GP.
s'issa ha ihallu dejn ta 75% ghal poplu malti u ghawdxi xi ihallas,
sur joe vella,dak li jaf jghamel il-PN,SIEHBI.
u meta il-PL iggverna ghal-15 il-sena shah,u hadem ghal poplu
malti u ghawdxi,ghal kontra dak li jghamel il-PN,ghal 25 sena fil-gvern
il-poplu hadem ghal PN.
il-PL,f'dak il-15 il-sena li iggverna lil pajjizna halla 20% BISS,dejn warajh,
dik hi id-differenza bejn il-PL,u il-PN,habib taghna malti bhalna,sur joe vella.
Eddy Privitera
Jul 24th 2012, 21:30
Joe VElla: What a stupid comment ! Do you expect that Dr. Muscat and his family should not take a 1 week holiday when Dr. Gonzi has closed parliament for around 10 weeks ??? And do you think Dr. Muscat is not in daily contact with his Deputy Leaders and other officials ?? If you think not, then you have no idea about Dr. Muscat ! Suggest you listen to him next Sunday morning on One TV at around 10.30 up to 11.45 a.m. !
VV Bartolo
Jul 23rd 2012, 17:20
what difference does it makes if the LEADER goes on holiday or not? isn't the LEADER always GALLARIJA?
so why all this fuss then?!
min hemm jew min hawn dejjem jaqlaha donnhu L-LEADER!!
Michael Magri
Jul 23rd 2012, 16:26
Guys.. Dr. Muscat and his Family, DESERVES to have a holyday right...!! AND HOW...
On the other hand i`m sure that Dr. Muscat, as a true statesman, would obviously like to be informed of certain important happenings going on in Malta, just the same.
So don`t worry GonziPN & `Klilkka`. If you would like to call an election during Dr. Muscat`s holiday, just do it.. Period...
Joseph Camilleri
Jul 23rd 2012, 15:13
So what if he is on holiday? Mela m'ghandux dritt dan?! X'affarijiet dawn! Ara veru qed nizolqu fin niexef! Gonzi has to call an election, and no one else. If Gonzi calls an election tomorrow (which by the looks of things doesn't look like it's going to happen) i'm sure Joseph Muscat will cut his holiday short.
Logic?
Noel Abela
Jul 23rd 2012, 14:43
Are not Dr Muscat and his family entitled to a holiday just as everybody else?. This is not a case of hitching a seat on a private jet to go and see a football match. After all Dr Gonzi is adamant in holding to his seat of power to the very end even though he knows that the people think otherwise. Furthermore apart from giving himself a heft pay rise of Euro500 weekly he has also given himself a long holiday from parliament. So why should others not take advantage of such a kind hearted PM. Better still according to Dr Beppe Fenech Adami we have no crisis. It seems or better still GonziPn and all their apologists seem to think that you have to be within the GonziPn fold to merit:-
1. A job.
2. A holiday.
3. A successful business.
4. A decent house.
5. The right to have a flashy car.
6. The right to speck your own mind.
7. The right for a deserved promotion.
8. The right to hold an important official post.
9. The right to govern.
10. To send your children to any school you want.
11. The right to think yourself as being superior to others of different view.
12. The right to participate in political activities.
Joe Tabone
Jul 23rd 2012, 14:23
That Dr Muscat takes a holiday with his family is good, however it would have been even better if JM came to some sort of agreement with other political parties to give everyone a break from politiics by leaving e.g. the first 2 weeks of August free from any political activity!?!
Joe Busuttil
Jul 23rd 2012, 14:00
A to the point and intelligent comment by Dr Muscat's spokesman (or spokesperson). The bit I liked best was that it's not a bad idea that Gonzi takes a holiday too.
Susan Cassar
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:25
Uwijja mux on holiday youve been for the passed 4 years..if the crisis is as critical as you try to make your people think then there is no time for a holiday or else don't try to give the message of a crisis..
A. Schembri
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:10
This might sound strange but usually people go on holidays in summer with their family...shocking right?
Jay Grimaldi
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:09
PN Apologists, your page has been re-directed due to a technical fault. Follow this link to comment on REAL PROBLEMS and not a man's holiday.
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120723/local/malta-s-national-debt-jumps-to-75-of-gdp.429794#comment_1372396
Vince Piscopo
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:48
Why all this fuss merely because Dr Muscat went on a private holiday with his family? "Others" usually go on holiday come for a few days with a private jet and return to continue their holiday! He has every right to do so and probably it was the ideal slot to go since the PM assured everyone yet again for the umpteenth time that the political crisis is now something of the past....well at least I would say for the time being until GonziPN implodes again!
Jennifer Farrugia
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:36
Enjoy your holiday, Joseph. Deeds speak louder than words.
To most journalists:
until you start questioning politicians (as Christian Peregin did in this piece) rather than just reporting their bombastic statements (or actually being part of the party machines even though you work for independent papers), Malta will not have a properly informed public.
Joseph Muscat going on holiday and telling us on the phone from a beach or wherever he is that Malta is in crisis is just plain unacceptable. If Malta were in crisis, the Leader of the Opposition would be in Malta not enjoying a holiday.
Donna Parnis
Jul 23rd 2012, 14:26
Thing is Gozni has caused the crisis not Muscat so how can you blame him for going away, The opposition can not do anything its all down to gonzi and Malta is in crisis due to Gonzis mistakes. Muscat has only gone for a week Gonzi has 10 weeks holiday, what good management from your leader. Hes away from parliament more often than hes in there. What a good caring leader you have.
Karm Lughermo
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:21
Muscat takes planned holiday after calling for country to vote early
..............and your point is???????
Anthony Grech
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:11
Mela sewwa, ghax ghandna Prim Ministru immexxi u kkmandat min wiehed mill ex deputati tieghu, issa is-supportes ta Gonzipn (u mhux tal-Partit Nazzjonalista) jridu jmexxu u jikkmandaw lill-Kap ta' l-Oppzizzjoni.
Joseph Laus
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:10
Has he the right for a private Holiday??He just went as normal People go on their holidays...not on a Luxury Boat an all that...He is with all his Family just having a break..some other comments shows the personal hatred to the leader of PL.....(whoever is the Leader).......after all Gonzi and the rest are all on a long Holiday...they deserve it after all !!!!!
Bernard Pollacco
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:08
finally a few days without POLITICS !!!
jesmond zammit
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:04
tghid il pm se jiehu prmess minghand jpo ghal vaganza , jew lanqas vaganza ma jafda li jmur?
pat muscat
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:45
Whilst reforms languish, and overpaid ' super' ambassadors bicker with fellow PN members, unsurprisingly there has been more conflict now that Mr John Dalli-a PN heavy weight-has entered the boxing match.... and called in the Police!
I suppose that Dr Gonzi will have plenty of time to ponder- during his long holidays on the mess he has created , but the rot now cannot be reversed; that is why GonziPN is desperate, as it tries to prolong as much as possible its hold on power, dishing out 'favuri u pjaciri' a la carte'!
A Spiteri
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:43
actually...we should send all of our politicians for a long holiday!
M Grima
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:37
It is being rumoured that Dr. Gonzi and his cabinet have booked a holiday to Euro Disney, specifically to meet Mickey Mouse as he needs some advice of how to run a country GonziPN style.
Vince Piscopo
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:32
Mr Grima you made my day......this is really a good one and you could not word it any better hahaha lol :-) :-)
James Tyrrell
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:00
Actually it's the other way around as Mickey Mouse asked to meet Gonzi. Apparently Mickey Mouse wears a Gonzi wristwatch.
M Grima
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:34
Dr. Muscat booked a holiday in Italy as soon as he heard Beppe Fenech Adami say that there is no crisis in Malta. Moreover, why can't Dr. Muscat have a holiday when GonziPN have been on holiday these last 4 years!!!
Joseph Micallef
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:26
So? What's the big deal about this? By any chance, is this related to his Alfa Romeo too? As BondiPlus felt dedicating 10 minutes of his precious airtime revealing that Dr. Muscat has an Alfa Romeo 159. Has he got something less than others hindering him from driving an Alfa Romeo? At least he bought it from his own pocket not like all the ministers in GonziPN vanished cabinet - buying luxurious cars from OUR pockets!
Now, does he have the right to go on a personal holiday??? What are you expecting him to do? Sitting in front of TV and internet and waiting for the one of two prime-ministers calling for an election??? GonziPN has put our mind at rest that after all his government is going to last till the end of the legislature!! no??
Mur ġib kieku jkollkom biex tagħjruħ, x'assassinju tagħmlulu eh??
C Galea
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:20
Dr Muscat you truly deserve a holiday
Norbert Abela
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:20
Dr Joseph Muscat has every right to go on holiday and spend time with his family, like every other human being, after all he is not the Prime minister and according to Dr Lawrence Gonzi is business as usual and everything is under control… so why stay here and wait for some flash news that are not going to take place now FOR SURE…
George Cutajar
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:12
Going off on a holiday at this moment in time can only be interpreted as an act of defiance by the Leader of the Opposition. He wants to portray himself as a cool and collected prime minister in waiting but in reality it simply goes to prove that he does not give a damn as he believes that he has an electoral victory under wraps.
This just goes to prove that the country is moving ahead and JM knows this.His presence is not required so off he goes on a holiday.
Joseph Micallef
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:24
Are you being serious George? Defiance? Dr. Muscat's defiance??? What about GonziPN?? He is being defiant in front of all these shameful events. Do you really think that the country is moving ahead? hehe yes, in debt!!! ahead towards a concrete wall at full speed!! Get a life mate.
ANTHONY PAVIA
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:32
Pray honour us with your opinion regarding our parliamentarians Prime-Ministerially invoked practically full time holiday in 2012.
victor bonello
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:56
lol.. what silly arguments George, have you not noticed the cat is now out of the bag? GonziPN has brought the country on its knees ( read to days article about national debt) and is crying to pass on the buck.
I would not be surprised Gonzi himself will vote PL.
There is little left to drain, and God give Joseph Muscat, should he be the next prime minister the force to try to sort this mess up.
Jay Grimaldi
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:07
Haha George you're hilarious ! You really made my day hahahaha
Robert Agius
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:32
So much progress made under PN that even a holiday (during a long long parliamentary break) has become a luxury.
George Cutajar
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:56
If Labour's claim that we are in a deep parliamentary crisis, that the PN Government is finished, that all is doom and gloom than yes going on holiday at this moment in time is an act of defiance.
If JM saw it fit to go off on his holiday good luck to him and hope he enjoys it but than that gives the lie to all recent claims that the PN Government is on the brink of collapse and that an election is near.
Deo Catania
Jul 23rd 2012, 15:08
George Cutajar, can you explain how on earth could we have an election this week when even the parliament is closed and the President is not in Malta? of course you won't answer, you are only capable of writing rubbish as instructed.
George Cutajar
Jul 23rd 2012, 15:47
@ DEo Catania - Just as much as I believe that once someone claims a constitutional, parliamentary or whatever crisis is ongoing ( which as things appear is not the case) then all the country's leaders should be present. Holidays can wait.
As regards your assertion that I write on instructions of somebody somewhere rest assured that that is not the case. I speak my mind, always have and always will. It just happens to be one of those rights I fought for back in the early eighties and believe me I cherish it more than anything else.
Alfred Vassallo
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:11
''Asked whether Labour would have tolerated a holiday by the Prime Minister at this sensitive political time, the spokesman indicated sarcastically that this could be a good idea.''
Well its not a question of tolerating a holiday by the Prime Minister, but more like 'Can the pm trust his cabinet not to come up with something unholy while he is away. That's the million dollar question.
Chris Mifsud
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:02
Its funny how JM says the MLP is in no rush for an election yet they have been doing everything they can to get the government to call an early election.
James Dimech
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:59
The only thing Joseph Muscat is good at is: (i) passing snide remarks; (ii) escaping controversial questions; (iii) criticizing Gonzi; (iv) telling everyone what they want to hear; (v) gossiping about JPO and RCC like my hairdresser does
In the meantime he has no concrete policies and no idea as to what the Labour incapable lot are going to do once they find themselves in government
Karm Lughermo
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:06
In the meantime he has no concrete policies and no idea as to what the Labour incapable lot are going to do once they find themselves in government
Yes because we have very concrete policies at the moment from GonziPN and his hung government! What a joke!
Chris Mifsud
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:24
Very very well said!
William Caligari
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:41
@ James Dimech
James, if you have some concrete policies why dont you contest the
next general election? Let say with the "ghost party"
Don't ask me to follow you please.
Eve Axiaq
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:45
Mhux ta b'xejn il parlament ghandu 3 xhur wieqaf. Vera gvern fis sod!
Martin Busuttil
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:55
Why all this fuss?
The PM, his ministers and his parliament group of pa has been on holiday for over 7 months, doing nothing but fighting each other, while the country was and still is going down.
Chris Mifsud
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:25
Who says that the country is going down ?
Mr Joseph Carmel Chetcuti
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:54
Surely you have aeroplanes in Malta! How long does it take to return to Malta from Northern Italy? Have you not got mobiles and emails? What nonsense. I ran my Melbourne office from Malta for four weeks. And he is only out for a few days.
Angus Black
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:06
Joseph C Chetcuti, how you choose your office is YOUR business. How Malta is run is Parliament's business and Parliament INCLUDES the Opposition which is not there simply to Oppose and throw wrenches in the works. It is there to help and not hinder the administration.
Joseph just shows ineptitude, and a carefree attitude which do not bode well for a future prime minister. If, as his spokesman claims, 'things will get worse in the coming weeks', then it is even more important for Joseph to stick around instead as he previously has done a number of times, run away from problems.
He had better stayed, finished writing the electoral programme which one day he says it's done and the next that it is still being written and tell us what it is all about. I am curious what the front page will look like since one would expect that credit will be given to authors and co-authors and co-co-authors who tried their hand at scribbling it.
Franco Attard Trevisan
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:59
@ Angus Black
Parliament in in recess and it wasn't JM who ordered this....
Robert Agius
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:45
@Angus Black
Yes, sure, all PN members are wrecking their brains, working 24/7 bla bla bla. Get real!! You do know all MPs are on holiday till Oct, right? If things get worse in the coming weeks, then this is the time to enjoy a holiday. After all, it is the PN who are torturing themselves for a longer period and show no signs of leaving their beloved throne. Sucking the blood out of a nation till the last day.
Mr Joseph Carmel Chetcuti
Jul 24th 2012, 05:21
Angus, I hope that when the PL is in government you will repeat the same words: "[The Opposition} is there to help and not hinder the administration." I bet you won't!!
Joseph Aquilina
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:54
If the country is in such a miserable state then how come this weekend thousands of Maltese crossed over to the sister Island of Gozo to enjoy a weekend break?
Joseph Brincat
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:13
Joseph Aquilina
If the country is in such a miserable state then how come this weekend thousands of Maltese crossed over to the sister Island of Gozo to enjoy a weekend break?
BECAUSE THEY CAN NOT AFFORD TO GO ABROAD !!!!!
Brian Portelli
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:26
because they cannot afford to go abroad.......ma' flahtx ma' nwiegbekx
Eddy Privitera
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:28
Joseph Aquilina: You see they cannot afford to go abroad, so they get the same kind of feeling by boarding a Gozo Channel vessel !!!!!!!!!!! Ha,Ha,Ha ! Thanks for the joke Mr. Aquilina !!!
M Grima
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:31
They have probably got fed up of Dr. Gonzi and his cronies, especially their antics to hang on to the power seat. Haven't you realised Mr. Aquilina that crossing over to Gozo is the last entertainment expenses the Maltese can afford because your beloved PN has drained out their pockets.
ANTHONY PAVIA
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:26
Are you expecting everyone to tear out their hair, put on sackcloth and join the Franciscans? What a childish attitude!
More to the point, you should have asked Gozo businesses whether their take was the same as previous years or much lower. Another question would have concerned overseas instead of local breaks. Thank god for LCC, at least the Maltese have been given some solace from their isolation due to far lower fares than previously available to them. And do not think you may thank Government for this. Professional opinion holds that LCC should have been in Malta much earlier.
Edward Curmi
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:54
@joseph brincat...beleive me going abroad is nowadays cheaper than GOZO!!
Franco Attard Trevisan
Jul 23rd 2012, 13:02
@ Joseph Aquilina
You must be joking!!... A weekend in Gozo costs more than a weekend in Italy!
Antoine Zammit
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:54
Fhimtek Mark...... Hija sitwazzjoni ridikola fi ħdan il-PL u jekk mhux tad-daħk tal-Biki.
Ma sibtx diffikulta xejn jiena... fid-dawl tal-ipokrezija u l-pulċinellati, jiena nippreferi nivvota għall-Partit l-avversarju, li għalkemm jinsab għaddej b'sitwazzjoni xejn feliċi u forsi ma jirbaħx għax ilu fil-poter, pero baqa lejali lejn il-prinċipji u l-ideoloġija tiegħu u dejjem kien konsistenti u SOD għall-ġid tal-pajjiż.
Partit li llum jgħid mod, u għada iehor u kollox jgħaddi l-aqwa li nġibu l-voti, u fejn ilu u hu mifni bi nkwiet u intriċċi interni MA JISTAX ikun Gvern tajjeb.. anke jekk jitla għal ħames snin, ikun diżastru sħiħ u għandi d-dubji serji jekk jagħmilx it-terminu kollu. il-PN narah bħala 'the lesser of to evils' u huwa l-partit li kull malti ta' rieda tajba għandu jafda. il-Parir tiegħi, oqgħodu attenti kif tagħtu l-voti b'mod individwali, u liema kandidati ittellgħu - L-Oligarkija.
Che dio c' e` la mandi buona!
David Galea
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:31
Totally agree
John L Galea
Jul 23rd 2012, 12:03
"Antoine Zammit: I think you need a very long holiday too.
Mr Duncan Scerri
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:49
Leader of the opposition goes to a neighbouring country for a one week holiday with his family constitutes something more shocking than the Prime Minister closing Parliament until October? Gonzi appears to be treating this highest of institutions with the same contempt as did Charles I.
joe vella
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:45
these sort of comments make my stomach turn
are not the PN and the PM ranting about how much they cherish and nurture family values, quality time, NISTA adverts have brainwashed us! So what is wrong with JM spending some quality time with his family, isn't he human after all?
as he said matters can only get worse from now onwards so why not let him make hay while the sun shines?'
the PM is not so worried about the overall situation, party seems to matter more to him than country, so why should anybody comment on what the leader of the opposition does?
enjoy your quality time Joseph with your family, they deserve your attention same way as any family does
C Cassar
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:40
"PM in office but not in power"
...Opposition leader not in office he's on holiday.
M Busuttil
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:38
What piece of news is this?? :-)
At least he didn't go with the army's helicopter!
Jonathan Camilleri
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:43
lol, exactly
Mark. Galea
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:36
qed ilesti l-budget tal-qawsalla ... min ghandu zmien bizzejjed jifhem ...
Eddy Privitera
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:56
Mark Galea: Jekk int insejt, jien ma nsejtx ! Il-qawsalla l-ewwel li semmieha kien il-prim ministru meta l-inkwiet f'GonziPN hareg barra !
Mark. Galea
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:19
Jien qed nirreferi ghal-hafna snin ilu, pre 1987 budgets - tidher li insejt - ipprova ftakar - ha naghtik hint - LS
Victor Vella
Jul 23rd 2012, 11:29
Qabel veru kien budget tal-qawsalla taht tal-Lejber. Taht il-partit tieghek dejjem kien budget ta` ngann. Il-gas, il-petrol, il-kontijiet tad-dawl u l-ilma qatt ma gew msemijja fil-budget, izda dejjem zdiedu barra il-budget biex ikun hemm xi cucc Malti jibla` il-lixka ta` gvern ipokrita u bla skruplu. Il-qawsalla tigi meta il-poplu jillibera ruhhu mill-PN partit tan-Ngann kif gralu il-JPO. Hemm tigi il-liberta ta` qawsalla gdida biex ninhallu mill-marmalja tal-klikiek darba ghall-dejjem.
ALBERT FENECH
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:29
Is this meant to be a "news" story? So, Joe Muscat and his family take a holiday! What is he meant to do - sit around PL HQ wringing his hands, moping and lamenting? After all - as far as PM Dr Lawrence Gonzi, the GonziPN and certain sections of the PN-oriented media (including TVM/Radio) are concerned , the situation is "crisis - what crisis?" So what's the big deal?
ALBERT FENECH
Victor Calleja
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:23
Nothing special about this news item.
Gonzipn and all parliament members are having a longer holiday, till the 1st October.
Mario Camilleri
Jul 23rd 2012, 10:09
Voldieri li l-PM qiegħed jittituba u jagħmel li jrid bla ma jgħid eżattament x'ser jiġri u mbagħad dan allura jista jorbot lil kulħadd ma jiċċaqlaqx ħliefu?
Wara kollox, issa mhux kollox solvut?
Issa mhux koalizzjonin ma' JPO għandu Gonzi?
Skontu mhux ser jibqa miexi bil-programm tiegħu?
U fuq kollox m'għamilix ċara li ser jibqa sal-aħħar tal-leġiżlatura tiegħu?
Ila tant għaddejja din il-kummiedja, allura issa l-fatt JM mar għal vaġanza ta' ġimgħa ser tagħmel xi differenza u ser titfa l-pajjiż lura?
Il-pajjiż ilu sejjer lura u kellu jkun Franco Debono li beda juri x-xquq fi ħdan il-PN tant li llum ix-xquq instabu li huma kravessi kbar u fondi u li ilhom hemm ħafna.
Nistaqsi, fi-żmien ta' dan l-episodju kollu mhux il-kabinett kollu ħa vaganża tajba fl-għid?
U fuq kollox nafu min siefer jew le f'dan iż-żmien?
U fl-aħħar nistaqsi, min qiegħed fil-gvern u minhu l-PM? Żġur li mhux JM issa wkoll!
John Zarb
Jul 23rd 2012, 09:32
HAPPY HOLIDAYS DR. MUSCAT. MALTA NEEDS YOU FRESH AND REGENERATED FOR THE COMING MONTHS AND HOPEFULLY YEARS. MALTA NEEDS A CHANGE, STABLE AND JUST GOVERNMENT.
Please choose the reason of your report below: