I'm not going to write about that Debono fellow and whatever it is that rings his bells. Some day I probably will, but for the moment I prefer to ignore him, by and large.
But am I the only one that sees a breathtaking level of opportunism in Labour's motion this afternoon? I'm not up to speed on Parliamentary procedure and far all I know by the time this blog even sees the light of day, they will have been shown to have fired yet another in their series of blanks, but the point is not that. The point is that they have moved the motion, so in the eyes of the populace at large, there is now a motion before the House regarding Carm Mifsud Bonnici and Richard Cachia Caruana and what with perception being king an'all, procedural niceties are immaterial.
Honestly, though, what a cynical move this was by Labour. Not only have they attached themselves to the coat-tails, again, of someone who - even if only by mere dint of the fact that he screams and shouts and stamps his foot about virtually everything - is best left alone to calm down, they are now targeting individuals, one of whom can't even be in the House to speak for himself.
That, folks, is in the best traditions of good, OLD,...
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