words in progress
The real issue is, why is he speaking out only now, that he has been given the boot by the electorate?
Why didn’t he speak up when he was a Minister?
And while we’re on the subject, why didn’t he speak up against the unfettered corruption and impunity during Joseph Muscat’s tenure?
There’s a war of attrition going on. A handful of people versus a large mob that wields the power of the state to protect its own and their interests. Yet though the battle is protracted, and we are fighting an enemy far larger than us, victory is in sight.
This is a war of attrition, and by no means can we allow ourselves to be worn down by the brazen evil of this government.
It’s not normal to have a bevy of sitting ministers indicted by a public inquiry to be responsible for the assassination of a journalist.
And it’s definitely not normal for people to support and vote for these ministers. People these ministers call idiots.
We will suffer consequences. Would you put your money in a bank that has a bad reputation? Or invest with a financial practitioner with a bad reputation?
andredelicata 