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[WATCH] Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando ‘non-committal’ over future after elections
Nationalist MP Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando keeps one step back from revealing what he intends to do after the general elections of 2013.
17 October 2011, 12:00am
Miriam Dalli
Miriam Dalli
1 min read
Speaking with Saviour Balzan on Reporter, divorce bill promoter Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando did not want to reveal what his future plans within the political arena were going to be.
“We’ll see,” was all that Pullicino Orlando said when asked by Balzan what his next step will be after the elections.
Quizzed over the “harsh criticism” which he is receiving, Pullicino Orlando said that is part and parcel of the local politics. He added that this criticism will however not affect his decisions.
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Mr Pullicino Orlando should do well to remember that the mercenaries that he so rightly refers to in this interview are on the payroll of this party.
They receive their information and instructions directly from the OPM. This was lately established in court by one of main mercenaries.
In a political party's set up, you either tow the line at all times and all the way or else you'd rather leave.
Jeffrey's position in the pn is rather ambiguous. It gives a somewhat shaddy picture of how the party is committed to bend over its principles backwards as long as it does not jeopardize its chances to retain its hold on power.
