Tag: adrian delia

• “Sicut In Coelo Et In Terra…”

  

  I identify as a Catholic. As a Catholic, it was somewhat of a joy to see how enthusiastic a country which is growing steadily more secular was with participating in the Pope’s visit, even one week after the country was so divided. I found myself thinking “the Church is alive in Malta.” But I found…

  crowrider1990

  April 5, 2022

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• Two Cents about Two Parties

  

  Now that I THINK I have mellowed out over democratic outrage (…maybe…) from the Maltese general elections, I have decided to make a fair assessment beyond the undemocratic underrepresentation of a portion of the citizenry. After all, if they WANT to stick around, listening to that portion is the closest thing to the democratic thing…

  crowrider1990

  April 1, 2022

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  adpd, adrian delia, bernard grech, carmel cacopardo, joseph muscat, malta, maltese politics, partit laburista, partit nazzjonalista, pl, pn, political commentary, politics, robert abela, simon busuttil