The author of this guest post is known to me. Opinions expressed in this post are the author’s and I do not necessarily subscribe to all of them. The Labour Party has just secured its third term after garnering 55.1% of the popular vote against the Nationalist Party that only...
Il-bouncer ta’...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
GUEST POST: In this facebook post Christian Grima takes a good look at what it takes to get into the Auberge de Castille. The standards at the door are those set by bouncer par excellence Robert Abela. Who exactly is allowed in? (Post reproduced on akkuza.com with the author’s...
Corradin No
posted by Jacques René Zammit
A reader joins the increasing number of J’accuse contributors. “As You Are” kicks off his contributions with a poem called Corradin No. Corradin No Maltese politicians will never know what it’s like to do time at Corradino and then, when it’s over, to go...
Acts of engagement: ...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
Anton Caruana Galizia sent this open appeal for publication. These are times when different people from different walks of life have been shaken into action. At this moment the reflection is on what to do and how to do it. Anton’s appeal includes that of small acts of engagement. It is...
Joe Bloggs: Thought...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
Joe Bloggs (a pseudonymn) shares his thoughts on Daphne Caruana Galizia. Joe Bloggs regularly commented on the Running Commentary as well as on other online papers. Here he tries to look at what it might have been like to be on the receiving end of insults and threats. Perhaps the worst...
Panamagate: Labour...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
Occam’s Laser is a long-time J’Accuse reader who works in the financial services sector. In this article Occam argues that Labour is willfully muddying the waters over Panamagate, exploiting the concerns of conscientious liberals to further its own agenda. The Labour Party is...
Anne Fenech and Zamm...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
This Zolabyte is actually taken from an intervention by someone in a facebook thread discussing Anne Fenech’s reply to Minister Zammit Lewis’ allegations about her consultancy contracts with the government in the past. The discussion had veered out of point with people discussing...
I dreamt a dream
posted by Jacques René Zammit
It’s been a long while since the last Zolabyte. When my friend put this status up on facebook with his reflections on the scandal that just hit FIFA and the possible links to global politics I could not but ask for his permission to reproduce it here as a guest post. Here is...
Post Ranier – ...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
A reader of this blog was inspired to write an essay-like comment after the post entitled “Your politics are ruining my country (and its future)“. I’ve decided to put it up as a Zolabyte in the hope that it provokes more conversation. Philip Serracino Inglott (currently...
There’s always...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
Lady Chatterley started blogging on The Malta Chronicle. She’s got some points to set straight about marriage and blogging… not in that particular order. I wonder whether the same rules apply here and whether I should wait till I’m married before I start blogging. Well,...
Dars, Pogguti u Bghu...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
Mark Vella (formerly of Xifer… il-blogg mit-truf) was provoked into writing this post in reaction to the “Pogguti” billboard: Jacques talabni nikteb, imma għidtlu li mhux interessat u li kull ma rrid nitfa’ l-vot u nitħalla bil-kwiet. Forsi dan kull ma jrid min biħsiebu...
The Absurdity of Foo...
posted by Jacques René Zammit
Football fan Patrick Galea penned this piece as a facebook note. It could very well have been entitled “the Theory of Relativity as Applied to The Game”. He has kindly agreed for it to be reproduced here as a sporty/geeky Zolabyte. Cheers. (and Forza Juve of course) It is not a...