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It’s so over for Miriam Dalli’s dream to become Prime Minister

There was a time when we discussed Miriam Dalli’s ambitions to become Prime Minister. Miriam Dalli went into politics with the confidence of a ONE propagandist and will exit it with a legacy of disasters.

I assume, it’s quite a challenge to manage the energy sector while simultaneously keeping a lid on Joseph Muscat’s corrupt projects.

So, who is going to take this poisoned chalice during the next cabinet reshuffle? I suggest Alex Agius Saliba for the role so that he does an actual job for the first time in his life and suffers some consequences for it.


Comments

  1. Whilst I have no sympathy for Miriam Dalli, truth be told one should ask who is really responsible for the power distribution fiasco we have today.

    Since JM’s government decided to break the law and allow the Planning Authority to issue permits for the development of the airspace over three stories without first re-inforcing the infrastructure (electricity, drainage, transport, parking etc) importing foreign workers after employing all with the central goverment in a vote-buying exercise intended to fatten the pockets of agencies importing such workers – this was JM’s road-map!… to fatten his pockets and all those who supported him in any way, destroying the public service so as to hijack the institutions which to this day are still supporting corruption.

    We have never had a prime minister or ex-prime minister abandoning the island during crisises… one in barbados laughing in the face of all Maltese and the other in Ragusa!

    All those who say one word in favour of the PL is morally corrupt.

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