Le Redoute, Thanks for your correction, but since I do not read Madam/Madmoiselle Benoit’s, and do not know Josanne Cassar, I was not aware of that. I suggest you do not bother about Charles J Buttigieg – if I remember well, last time someone mentioned him here, he got a phone call about it, so he was forced to read this blog.

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/2008/08/31/t12.html

Wrong. Marie Benoit doesn’t read this blog. Ditto Josanne Cassar. And ditto Charles J Buttieg, or Buttigieg Charles J as he’s known to his friends.

But they don’t all behave the same way. It should have been obvious to anyone who has ever heard of Michael Cassar that he could not have been the one to fraternise with a magistrate in an unseemly manner.

No, only those at Centru Nazzjonali and One do not read this blog. I am also starting to have doubts if those in the CAJ read it – but maybe they just take note.
Gahan, good one (even if I am reading this on Wed).

Hekk ghandu jkun, kalma, anke jekk l-istint jghid mod iehor. Wara kollox, il-Malti jghid “min ma jisthix jahralek f’idek, tisthix iccappasalu ma halqu”.

U la il-Malti jghidha hekk, hekk nghidha jien, skuzi. Ejja ma ntuhiex lok ghal izjed hela ta’ zmien tal-pulizija u tal-qorti.
Wara kollox, fil-kalma, tahseb ahjar…u dejjem ikollok ragun.

Policemen: they all look the same with their clothes on.

One would think that a person who is being scrutinised by the public would wear something which would bring respect and dignity to her postion. An outfit with a zip-up top is more suitable for a 20-year-old lazing around.

At least there are others in the same position who dress in a dignified, respectable manner.

Many people know Assistant Commission Michael Cassar by sight and by his very good reputation.

The unseemly behaviour of those men should have dispelled any notion that he was one of them.