Surrounded by cretins
Another barefaced direct order that rips up the rulebook
Lawless roads and random lead
The Canadian government has enraged the ‘go back to
Time to bin the ‘serenity’ and ‘peace of mind’ clichés
The survey published by US analytics company Gallup that
Burmarrad-a-Lago
The rallying cry from the Burmarrad washroom does not
Muscat’s mob rule
“Our voice is not one crying in the desert
Abela’s tax on information
Anything too stupid to say, said Voltaire, must be
Government attacks The Shift with legal Groundhog Day
Forty separate branches of the government are attacking another
The Exploit Nation
The plush beaches, the emerald waters, the luscious untarnished
Malta: a pseudo-democracy
Britain’s chaotic exit from the EU. Putin’s war in
The tenor and the Sopranos 
Here’s a placard from the French 2002 presidential election:
Holidays in hell
I’ll always remember my first visit to Comino. Don’t
Embracing tyrants – Kevin Cassar
“Will they call von der Leyen corrupt?  Will they
Michael Zammit Tabona, anti-communist – Ranier Fsadni
We should all thank God that this country has
When the green’s gone, build on the blue
It isn’t enough to fill every remaining green space
The ‘idiots’
“Every ten years or so, some idiot brings up
The not-so-smart city – Noel Grima
It was when Lawrence Gonzi was prime minister and
Sliding relentlessly to autocracy
Robert Abela’s new cabinet was sworn in.  Since then,
Brussels names Muscat, Malta shrugs
This week we had two EU reports on Malta’s
Tony Blair’s spin doctor on meeting Malta’s Kink
“Smaller than I expected, a bit pudgy, but sharp.”
Light years
The images acquired by NASA’s new James Webb Space
State of the nation – Andre Delicata
It’s no figure of speech to say that the
Disgraceful terms, disgraceful exits
Boris Johnson is done, and what an exit. The
Witches and the public interest
The Court has thrown out four libel suits brought
The luckiest woman in the world lives in Malta – Ryan Murdock
The luckiest woman in Bormla might just be the
Tailspin – Kevin Cassar
Time flies when we’re having fun. The gap between
Rigged – Jacques René Zammit
It is the nature of lotteries that they are
The lucky lackey – Kevin Cassar
Konrad Mizzi’s right-hand man, Ronald Mizzi, turned 40 yesterday. 
Culture of impunity rebooted – Ranier Fsadni
The return to public life by Joseph Muscat, the
You’ll have your botched day in court
I’ll never forget the winter when I was served
L-ilsir li ma jaħsibx huwa lsir kuntent – Kevin Cassar
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