Sorry, there was an extra ‘not’ there… I meant to say ‘could actually be trusted’…

I agree completely. I suppose Consuelo’s public position might be a slight aphrodisiac, but otherwise I don’t know what else she’s got that she used to get him in the sack, and I would not like to find out.

High-fived him? There goes an example of people with the sort of ‘male’ (no, it’s not always the men) mentality that is depicted in the much-maligned Vella Gera fictional piece. Well, obviously, that was only fictional insofar as it wasn’t autobiographical, because, as we can see here, it is closer to the truth than many would have liked to admit. No, MJB, the hotel owners did not over react.

They reacted as parents, who wish that their children, even as young adults, have the social morality to distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behaviour. But they reacted also as parents who, even more so, probably wished that a more mature person and one who bears a heavy responsibility in Maltese society, (in ensuring, ironically, that in this society wrongdoers are brought to justice in an attempt to make the place safer for the rest of us), could actually not be trusted to uphold that same level of acceptable behaviour.

I say thank goodness there are still some parents who, if they do not exactly raise an eyebrow, at least do not high-five their children in these circumstances. Just because something is not illegal doesn’t make it kosher, does it?

Well, whether he lied about it or admitted straight away… I doubt he would have kept his office for long…

Lino Cert, I can just hear your moans.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzcDi9Cw3zo

But then this is Mickey Mouse country.

I wonder if they get these juicy stories in good old Munich town! I once read of a sex romp with a female judge in Hanover or wherever… similar story to D’s latest Pulitzer one, except the judge involved looked like Claudia Schiffer. And that, dear friends, made a huge difference to the drama…. miaow miaow.