In our ongoing analysis of Labour’s strategic approach towards the Nationalist Party’s upcoming leadership change, we have discussed the principle of striking before the enemy regroups. Today, we turn to another timeless strategy: “Pretend inferiority and encourage his arrogance.”   The Nationalist Party is about to crown a new leader. Their media allies will hail […]

Manuel Delia’s latest piece in The Times of Malta, titled “Maybe the politics comes later,” is a masterpiece of intellectual hypocrisy and empty waffle. As always, Delia dishes out his sanctimonious advice to the Nationalist Party, urging it to “reassess its political stance” and craft “coherent policies” before worrying about image. But let’s call out […]