Divorce

  • When the dust has settled (I)

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    I still have to watch Reno Bugeja’s program that aired yesterday and dealt with the aftermath of the referendum but I do think that we can begin to draw conclusions on the effect of the Great Divorce Debate on society as well as on the Maltese corner of the ether. As the referendum results are…

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  • Flights Can Vote

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    I received an unsolicited email from the Malta Labour Party. Since I’m not sure whether I had subscribed to some form of Labour mailing list in order to keep up to date with the latest missives from that corner of the world I am not sure whether this is a typical PLPN invasion of privacy.…

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  • Silence of the Nats

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    There’s an eerie, deafening silence coming from the PN HQ in Pietà. Yesterday night Joyce Cassar of the No to Divorce people did her flipping utmost to try to divorce her movement (tee-hee) from any association with the priests, the nuns, or the church (as she put it not so mildly). And she also did…

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  • Warning: Divorce can harm your religion

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    I am a non-smoker. I have been a non-smoker since November 2008 and it has been a long time since I last craved a cigarette (I almost wrote “craved a fag on my lips” we’d never have heard the end of it…).  Nowadays I find the strong stench of cigarettes repulsive and given the choice…

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  • Let me tell you about Amina

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    In these days of “the Great Divorce Debate” it is easy to forget what history has taught us about the struggle for basic rights in society. When we read about Rosa Parks refusing to give up a seat to a white man in 1955 we tend to assume that every other man in the USA…

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  • Un Blasfemo (no comment)

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    Mai più mi chinai e nemmeno su un fiore, più non arrossii nel rubare l’amore dal momento che Inverno mi convinse che Dio non sarebbe arrossito rubandomi il mio. Mi arrestarono un giorno per le donne ed il vino, non avevano leggi per punire un blasfemo, non mi uccise la morte, ma due guardie bigotte,…

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