@mario
Ghandex 1000 ragun sieheb! Din hi problema ta’ mentalita kontemporanja li XEJN M’HU XEJN. Jien ma nqis lili nnifsi xi dejjaq, altru min dan ghax kont inpoggi fl-ewwel filliera kienu kont naf li ser ikun hemm dik is-show mis-segretarja, pero l-idea li kollox sar tajjeb u gust, nahseb li ser titfaghna fl-abbiss. Naqra serjeta w dekor nahseb li ghad baqghalhom post hux?!

“You are like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of dead men’s bones and everything unclean.”
New Living Translation (©2007)

Not Commissioner of Police Grech at all. Go further back to the time of the Blue Sisters.

It was only blown out of proportion by Malta Today (who else?) and, in any case, hawn qed nitkellmu fuq public officials imhallsa minn-nies, u suppost altru fdati minn-nies ukoll.

Businessmen make their own living and employ hundreds of people. I am NOT saying or arguing ghamlux tajjeb jew le – am not in a position to do so – imma ma nara l-ebda konnessjoni ma’ din il-kwistjoni.

Redress in the European Court can be taken if our courts unlawfully do not give the accused a lawful trial. In my illogical way of reasoning, all I’m saying is that I believe that the majority of our magistrates and judges are honest people and they have a right to their private lives.

They are human like the rest of us.

[Daphne – Well, then, all the rest of us can become judges and magistrates, given a law degree and 12 years of prattika in court.]

I would like to quote a sentence said by a very famous man, “He who is without sin cast the first stone”.

[Daphne – Like all others who quote that, you misinterpret it. It was a sanction against stoning, and not instruction to people to turn a blind eye to wrong-doing. Also, it refers to an ordinary woman, and not to a public official, about whom there is a more famous quotation that includes the words ‘whitewashed tombs’.]

The fact that Lydia Abela is the President’s daughter-in-law is a totally separate issue and should not be brought up at this point.

What this photo, together with other evidence, shows is that the magistrate has compromised her political impartiality and this goes directly against rule 25 of the Code of Ethics for Members of the Judiciary.

http://www.judiciarymalta.gov.mt/code

@John Doe

Taf x’nismaghhom jghidu lix-xjuh, ‘L-azzjoni min jaghmilha mhux min jirceviha’

U f’dan il-kas sieheb, jekk l-azzjoni ghamluha l-imhallfin, ikunu huma li jkunu above the law jekk ma jhallsux ghaliha! Jigifieri Daphne kull ma qed taghmel hu li tikkummenta fuq it-tahwid li jaghmlu HUMA.