If Nationalist Party delegates are still unsure about what Adrian Delia’s return to leadership would mean, here it is in the clearest terms possible:
Vote Delia, and watch the PN fade to black.
Because that is precisely what awaits the party if it chooses to resurrect a leader who has already buried it once before. A leader whose tenure was marked by internal collapse, endless scandals, and public humiliation. A leader who left the PN in tatters, trailing further behind Labour than ever in its history.
And yet, here he is again – pushing himself forward as if the party has forgotten the chaos he unleashed. As if the delegates are blind to the fact that every single survey continues to show Adrian Delia as unelectable.
This time, however, the consequences will be even darker. Because while Delia desperately claws back for power, Alex Borg stands ready with astronomical support among the delegates. Borg offers energy, credibility, and the slim chance of a political resurrection.
By blocking Borg’s rise, Delia is not just clinging to the wreckage of his own failed leadership – he is dragging the entire party into the abyss with him.
The choice for the PN is stark:
Vote Delia, and fade to black. Watch the party’s last flicker of hope extinguish under the shadow of a man obsessed only with his own survival.
Because once the screen goes dark, there is no coming back.
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Quick question if i may….
If it were as you put it, why are you putting this kond of pressure on the “kunsilliera” to elect a leader that betters the chances of his party against Labour which you support?
One might argue, its better for the country, but arent we all a bit partisan?
Another angle would be reverse psychology that you may masterfully be at.
These are all plausible (and clever) tactics. Perhaps time will tell when the game is over and you tell all.