Ta l-ajkla attracts thousands again

Alex Buds

Feb 24th, 15:48

Alot of people here are depoloring those who showed up to this event as solely intent on making fun of the speaker and having a laugh at his expense.

I'm thinking the joke will be on the commenters if enough of the event participants go on to actually vote for him...

Joe Galea

Feb 24th, 14:50

.........Dan kollu, Mr Bonnici ghamlu minghajr ma stenna ebda ritorn ta flus.Inheggeg lil dawk kollha li mhux sejrin jivvotaw ,biex jahsbuha ftit, u joffru il-vot taghhom lil Mr Bonnici.Wara kollox dan ghandu kull dritt ghal-vot taghna lkoll, ghax hu cittadin malti bhall kull wiehed u wahda minnha.

Joe Galea

Feb 24th, 14:49

Ma ninsewx li darba kien hemm zmien fejn kelliem (suppost politikant) hareg jitkellem f'meeting xorban fejn qal li ir-rebha kienet taghhom u rnexxielu jikkonvinci nofs Malta.Kienu buzulotti u hmerijiet f'laqwa taghhom.
Lil Mr bonnici jien ma nafux pero insellimlu minn hawn talli kien kapaci jaghqqad u jferrah aktar minn dawk li kienu xorbani...........

Matthew Aguis

Feb 24th, 12:16

Is-support li ghandu Zaren juri bic-car kemm l-Maltin jridu naqra satira politika fil-pajjiz

Mark Montebello

Feb 24th, 11:21

All those who think that 'tal-ajkla' is funny just confirm how CRUEL and INSENSITIVE local politics is. And I'm not talking about candidates, so-called leaders, and campaigners. I'm talking about the voters. Perhaps about YOU as well. Being amused with ridiculing half-wits, and encouraging them to be publicly mocked, is SHAMEFUL, MEAN and IMMORAL. This is local politics at its best. A disgrace!

Edmond Micallef

Feb 24th, 10:40

All this sarcasm and fooling around.

If, according to AD, two thousand disgruntled voters (a mix from both the PL and the PN sides) happen to want to take the Mickey out of this election result and vote for Zaren, we could have a very colourful not-so- valid Onorevoli in Piano's fiasco of a parliament.

These mishaps did happen in other bigger countries and even in our own Local Councils.

m farrugia

Feb 24th, 10:28

this is a clear indication that people are fed up. Oil scandal is in the hands of the police & persons involved are being arraigned, we don't need to hear more from policitians on the case. please discuss proposals. PN definitely stands to gain from discussing proposals- more investment in jobs, education, infrasutructure & tourism using eu funds & pl sounds very amateurish discussing these issues

Charles J. Buttigieg

Feb 24th, 08:21

Li tmur en masse biex tissapportja l-partit tieghek hi haga tajba,imma li tmur biex tirredicola persuna li ovjament ghanda bzon l-ghajnuna hija tragedja. Anqas ma qbilt mal partecipazzjoni ta Kevin Drake fuq One TV,persuni bi bzonnijiet speccjali irridu niproteguhom mhux nuzawhom bhala strument ta propaganda.

Mark Schembri

Feb 24th, 06:53

This man is serving the nation as the much needed historical "fool". Throughout history, rulers used to take jesters/fools seriously and were held with much respect. They served not simply to amuse but to criticise their master or mistress and their guests.

Wilfred Camilleri

Feb 24th, 04:07

Was that clock worth €5,000? Better call Evarist! lol

Michael Tabone

Feb 24th, 02:01

I hope he gets elected. Would be nice to have more influence in parliament outside the two big parties.

X Borg

Feb 24th, 01:53

Good stuff. Viva Zaren.

I hope there will be a 3rd meeting. If so can somebody announce the place/time. I always get to know about these things after they happen.

Joe Grech

Feb 24th, 00:06

God bless the Maltese - they make light of a very negative and decidedly overlong political campaign.
The PM should have put the interests of the country first and ensured there would be a much shorter campaign as business is down as a result of the political goings on.
But Gonzi, true to form, put political interests before the needs of the country.

A Tonna

Feb 23rd, 23:32

Was that clock expensive?

Kenneth Cremona

Feb 23rd, 23:03

Zaren's Blue and Red Army!

JOSEPH mercieca

Feb 23rd, 21:34

Alternativa demokratika has been struggling to get a seat in parliament for many years and both parties have borrowed many of there policies .Now Zaren manages to bring thousands to his meetings , what does this say about our culture ,this man is a joke and although it remains to be seen how many votes he manages to get its very worrying indeed .

M. Zammit

Feb 23rd, 21:33

A crowd is a crowd is a crowd with no brains... without looking at the speaker or what the message is... the crowd cheers :)

This is sheer genius for those who wish to consider our political parties' message.... what they say doesn't matter to the crowd... we are satisfied with empty promises before every election and we cheer!

I'm voting Franco Debono!

Mr Evan Camilleri

Feb 23rd, 20:55

Pity I am not on district 2 anymore :(

Karl Consiglio

Feb 23rd, 20:43

Tension breaker melting pot

J Chircop

Feb 23rd, 20:39

Ghada press conference PN... Zaren involut fl iskandlu tax xiri taz zejt...

Vincent Cassar

Feb 23rd, 20:38

He certainly has managed to get all the people of all political colours for some fun together; PN, PL, and AD supporters all together for Zaren...in fact he is the best thing that could have happened in this long campaign!

Steve Schembri

Feb 23rd, 20:12

Well...would be nice if an independent candidate or a member of a smaller political party would be elected.

Lourdes Mamo

Feb 23rd, 20:09

Dawk in nies kollha imorru biex jihdu gost?? fil verita imorru biex jaghdu iz zmien b' din il persuna.

anthony sultana

Feb 23rd, 19:46

PL & PN they have one thing in common,they both proven big liars.They lie in the past and they are liars now.Send them a massage that they will never be able to forget and vote for a third party and make political history.

M. Cardona

Feb 23rd, 19:45

Grande tal-Ajkla; sei un mito,

Kacca s-sena kollha.........................................................

peppi pace

Feb 23rd, 19:39

This is Catholic Malta.

David Borg

Feb 23rd, 19:37

The writing is on the wall... MLPN are making people sick. . . They have shut up norman lowel but the people still find the need to cheer someone unique that thinks with an independent mind.

Alexander Brincat

Feb 23rd, 19:34

Hey!! Where are the police to investigate those who gave Zaren that clock?

Someone wants to get a commission over the water-operated poer station?

Stannis Baratheon

Feb 23rd, 19:34

look at the people's faces in the crowd, the majority are all laughing or smiling, it tells alot why most of them went to Zaren's meetings. XD

A Vella

Feb 23rd, 19:28

forza zaren bhalek irridu ahna

Victor Vassallo

Feb 23rd, 19:18

Beside all this finger pointing coming from the leaders of both political parties at each other. Will anyone of these gentlemen advice how will the national deficit of over 5 billion euro will be reduced in the next five years and how all these new proposals of give a ways will be payed from?

david debattista

Feb 23rd, 19:13

It tells us that we have a section of our people that feel disappointed with the two major political parties . Its sad and not a good rep ! Why ???

mark borg

Feb 23rd, 19:11

Oqod attent zarhen ghax ma jdumx ma jaqla xi haga fuqek tonio halli jfarfar l-akbar skandlu li qatt rat malta min fuqhu.

Charles J. Buttigieg

Feb 23rd, 19:10

Part Two. Those present at the meeting did not go to give support to this person, they went for a bit of free sick entertainment and none of them will give him their vote. The 10th.March will prove my point.

John Vella

Feb 23rd, 19:05

is that an arlogg tal-lira? worth 2.33 euros!

James Hili

Feb 23rd, 18:55

People are fed up with all the antics that both parties are trying to feed us...blame it on the wise guy who decided on such a lenghty campaign!

Alfred Falzon

Feb 23rd, 18:46

This Ta' l-Ajkla phenomenon is proving to be a headache for our "Come on boys!" "Come on girls!" Parties, all eager to play the petty gods during the forthcoming 5-year mandate!

To tell the truth, apart the humorous dig at them, they are not quite better-off than this one-man Aquiline Party with all their babble and Heaven-on-Earth promises!

They are being taken with a pinch of salt!

aaf

D. Muscat

Feb 23rd, 18:45

That eagle resembles more the NAZI eagle used in wartime Germany & not those of Good Friday processions.

K.G. Vella

Feb 23rd, 18:40

A breath of fresh air after Tonio Fenech's antics.

jane deguara

Feb 23rd, 18:39

God forbid this party gets elected, Malta will go down under for sure. Theses people going tto the meetings are going for a laugh, Last time i heard him speak, he didn't have a clue how to run the country... it will be PN or LABOUR, who win hopefully, PN, As Muscat Speaks out of his rear end...

twanny borg

Feb 23rd, 18:37

kont prezenti l-birgu veru kien hemm in-nies u gost. is-sibt li gej se jaghmel iehor b'kara fl-4pm.

adrian agius

Feb 23rd, 18:24

Malta's Beppe Grillo. Hope he will do well as well. Grillo might make a surprise in Italy !!!

Anthony Neil Pace

Feb 23rd, 18:23

I really hope that he isn't elected :/

John Azzopoardi

Feb 23rd, 18:21

This shows that our political parties - PL and PN no longer have the majority they need to govern wither they get elected or not. It is time that an alternative party protecting maltese people's rights is born. WE are tired of corruption from both sides of the political spectrum and the issue of illegal migration not being addressed at all. There are many discontented maltese ou tthere.

Alfred Falzon

Feb 23rd, 18:19

This "Ta' l-Ajkla" phenomenon is proving to be a headache to our "Come on boys!" and "Come on girls!" Parties, all eager to play the petty gods during the next five-year mandate!

To tell the truth, they are not quite better-off than this one-man Aquiline Party with all their babble and Heaven-on-Earth promises!

Alfred A Falzon

Pule' Carmel

Feb 23rd, 18:17

Pity I missed all this, just around the corner from Kalkara! There is a meaning behind all this and it seems that the public are fed up with the behaviour of the two main parties and this was what they are looking forward to, some entertainment and it seems the public is respecting Zaren for this, which is understandable . The Italians did it iwth Cicolina.

E. Vassallo

Feb 23rd, 18:13

Nispera issa li jtuh il-vot. facli biex tizzufjetta b'haddiehor...

DR EMMANUEL BEZZINA,MA,MAG.JUR.[EU Law],LL.D.,

Feb 23rd, 18:10

GOOD LUCK ZAREN.............PEOPLE ARE FLOCKING TO YOU BECAUSE THEY CANNOT STAND ANYMORE THE IDIOTIC MUD SLINGLING BETWEEN THE TWO MAJOR EQUALLY CORRUPT & EGOTISTIC POLITICAL PARTIES. YOU MADE THEM WITTILY LAUGH HEARTILY & ENJOY THEMSELVES. Divine Blessings : COSMIC.

Charles Micallef

Feb 23rd, 18:09

It shows you how far will people travel for good entertainment!!!

Eddy Privitera

Feb 23rd, 18:06

Tonio Fenech: Lanqas lil tal-Ajkla ma rnexxielek tikkonvinci dwar l-arlogg !!!!

John Mifsud

Feb 23rd, 18:01

This is amusing,& I dare say that the people are also sending a clear message to the PN & PL that they are fed up of 'dirty politics' & the nuisance of a press conference every few hours.The electorate are confused & I made it a point not to view other press conferences until D- Day.
I believe that voters are taking with a pinch of salt whatever is being said & have decided on whom to vote.