So Red Eddy Privitera is at it already, and it is only January 2, naming a list of people who had the audacity to not agree that Joseph Muscat is the all being. I was amazed he missed myself and Daphne Caruana Galizia from his ramblings. 

Where I originate from in Derbyshire is a solid Conservative seat (my father was a railway union man and staunch Labour). The next constituency to ours was the Chesterfield coal fields, staunch Labour. I always remember my father telling me as a teenager about to join the navy in 1971: “You could put a monkey in a red jacket and it would get elected in Chesterfield.” Exactly what happened when Tony Benn lost his seat down south and got elected in Chesterfield.

Not harbouring a political allegiance of any kind, having been sent to war with both Labour and Conservative governments, I can only reiterate what I said about politicians in the UK and during my nine years. They are in it for themselves and what they can get. Hence, it is all the brown stuff hitting the fan because of Muscat, Konrad Mizzi, Keith Schembri and the rest of their ilk.

Being the envy of Europe, I do not think so, certainly among us ‘foreign people’.