While PN and its satellites trade loyalty for convenience, Labour stands as a movement — grounded in values, driven by loyalty, and powered by the people.
The Nationalist Party and its ever-growing list of bitter satellites will never grasp the most fundamental truth about Labour:
Labour is not just a political party — it is a movement.
A movement built on loyalty, conviction, and service to the people — values the PN has long abandoned in favour of personal agendas, media stunts, and hollow rhetoric.
While the PN stumbles through failed leadership contests, broken pacts, and internal power plays, Labour remains a united force. Not because it’s perfect — but because it is real. When Labour speaks, the people listen. When Labour acts, the country moves forward.
They Can’t Stand That I’m Back
Let’s be honest — the Nationalist Party can’t stand the fact that I’m back assisting Labour directly on the ground.
They know what it means. They’ve seen it before.
I have never — and will never — turn down the opportunity to help Labour. I’ve worked under different administrations, in good times and in storms, always with one goal: to keep Labour strong and close to the people.
And I do it without asking for a cent — not now, not ever. Because this isn’t about gain. It’s about belief.
The PN and their accolytes know that the experience I bring to the table isn’t theory — it’s tested, proven, and powerful. They know that with the right strategy, Labour can — and will — secure massive electoral victories, in Malta and in Gozo.
And that terrifies them.
Plastic Loyalty vs Real Movement
The PN is no longer a political force. It’s a shattered coalition of political opportunists, failed commentators, and bitter NGOs, all desperately united by one emotion: hatred for Labour.
They claim to fight for change — but all they offer is noise. They claim to have solutions — but can’t even solve their own leadership crisis. What they envy, deep down, is simple:
- Labour’s discipline.
- Labour’s unity.
- And Labour’s connection with the people — which they can never replicate.
While they spend their time gossiping in political echo chambers, Labour is knocking on doors, solving problems, and shaping the future.
Let Them Rant. Labour Delivers.
They can keep ranting. They can blog, tweet, and whine through their satellites.
Meanwhile, Labour keeps moving forward, building a stronger, fairer, and more united Malta.
And when the next general election comes, they’ll realise once again:
Movements win. Political debris doesn’t.
