The Times of Malta reports that Michael Briguglio is to be uncontestd and is expected to be confirmed Alternattiva Demokratika chairman at the party's annual general conference on Saturday The Times states that "Having militated in leftist organisations such as Graffitti and Żminijietna, Mr Briguglio's leadership is expected to shift the party to the left." Wasn't it AD always a leftist party? Mr. Briguglio's leadership will take the party from the left to the hard / radical left, and to be fair to him he's honest about it. Under his stewardship, the green cover of AD will be dispensed with - it will be red hot, Alternattiva will be "radical in its message" and the message "must not be moderate". Michael Briguglio is a Marxist, he has militated in neo-Marxist organisations. He plays in band called "Norm Rejection", He is a "university lecturer" who has graced us with "academic" works such as "The Communist Manifesto – Karl Marx’s Legacy to Humanity, pp. 23-39, Malta: Malta University Press" 
Anarchic Symbology 
Briguglio (lower right) proudly wearing a t-shirt with an image of his hero - Marxist mass murderer Che Guevara. When I John Spiteri posted a comment on the Times to see whether they will now be referring to AD "far left" if not Marxist, it remained unpublished, it got censored. To the Times it seems, only those who oppose Marxism deserve the title of 'extreme' or 'far' something. Now isn't that telling? I have a suggestion to Michael Briguglio and his supporters - given their obsession with deconformation and the rejection of the norm: They should perhaps rename AD to Alternattiva Dikonformista, the previous Demokratika is unlikely to appeal to the radical and unmoderate. other News. Drifting boat assisted by Italian authorities An Italian tugboat yesterday afternoon assisted a drifting fishing boat carrying around 200 illegal migrants, which had been navigating the sea for two days,.
The migrants were located in Libyan waters, 70 miles north of Benghazi, three days ago.
Italian media reported that the boat was located last Friday after someone on board the boat informed an Eritrean migrant in Italy, about the bad sea conditions via a satellite phone. Subsequently, the Eritrean informed the authoritiess that the fishing boat was in distress. Court: Almost 1,500 police officers file judicial protest against Police Chief A total of 1,473 police officers at different grades in the corps, yesterday filed a judicial protest against the Police Commissioner for not being paid overtime when working over 46 hours-a-week and when time off in lieu could not be granted. Budget to be held on 9 November Sources close to the government yesterday morning told The Malta Independent that Budget 2010 must be announced on 9 November, so as to fit in with other important government plans due towards the end of this year. This date was then confirmed in yesterday’s evening parliamentary session.
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