Issa se nibdew nisimghu kif wiehed Hal Ghaxaq halla nofs tuzzana qaghaq ta’ l-ghasel fuq il-bonet tal-karozza u sa kemm dahal id-dar u hareg serquhomlu.

U m’ghandniex xi nghidu se nibqghu nisimghu fuq l-iskandlu tal-BWSC.

Xi hadd kien qal li iktar ma’ dan il-partit jiggeded iktar kollox jibqa’ l-istess!

“I assume if there was an indication of corruption the other bidders would have put forward a claim or else they would have reported the case to the police themselves.”

The Auditor’s Report clearly said that the losing bidders were NOT informed (in breach of regulations) about the result in time for them to lodge an appeal.

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/government-%E2%80%98jumped-the-gun%E2%80%99-on-delimara-infringement-notice-%E2%80%93-ec-official

I assume if there was an indication of corruption the other bidders would have put forward a claim or else they would have reported the case to the police themselves.

This type of politics creates polorisation. Labour always alleges corruption and was never able to prove it. That is not healthy for a political party because you lose credibility.

That type of leadership is old-fashioned. We need mature politicians who tell us the truth and not create smoke on every development which is required for the islands.

Ah. So “taxxa tal-korruzzjoni” is a Labour buzzword (which I’m expected to know). I thought it was a standard word in the dictionary.

Joseph Muscat and Varist want us to believe that they are the only ones who are right about all this. They have ascribed their premature conclusions to the European Commission. Notice how they claim that the Commission confirmed the findings of the Auditor General.

Based on what they suggest, there was one massive collusion between all those involved, including the government, Enemalta management, bankers, suppliers, lawyers, consultants and auditors.

This must be bigger than Madoff’s Ponzi scheme, and must make the cases against Dick Fuld and Calisto Tanzi look petty in comparison.

http://www.kullhadd.com/201008212016/Ahbarijiet/il-pl-jippubblika-l-ittra-mill-ke-li-lawrence-gonzi-ried-izomm-mistura.html

Yes, this is highly dangerous. These things used to happen before 1987. We don’t want a repetition of those black days. Moreover, the EUR 50,000000 will be paid back to these people who bought a new car from our own taxes. This person is politacally unreliable.

‘Former Prime Minister Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici was in Tripoli today to present the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan with the Gaddafi International Prize for Human Rights.

The award was in the past given to Cuba’s Fidel Castro, Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez and in 2008 to Dom Mintoff.’