[Daphne – dcg@proximuspr.com]

“People in authority who are paid handsomely”

I don’t imagine you mean the likes of MaltaToday, but it’s really their job to do this sort of thing.

But no, when magistrates get drunk and spill the beans on cases in their courts, MaltaToday’s columnists keep mum on the grounds that this sort of thing is not newsworthy.

Then they trot out the story several months – or was it years? – after the event, and then only to castigate another columnist for doing the exact opposite.

Yes. It is a pity. With all this silence, we may be unfortunate to hear Astrid’s voice from across both harbours this Saturday, or she may end up accepting Piano’s ingenious roofless theatre concept after all.

Likewise.. I have also become addicted.

Or rather should not have let it come to this.

Imma l-aqwa li nibsu s-suit u jkollna karozza tad-dipartiment, jekk mhux id-driver ukoll. U gewwa vojt u bla sugu. They just lack it! Shame. We don’t need a battalion. Just half a dozen with your courage and know-how. You showed the way.

Hope THEY will follow. It did not cost the taxpayer a cent. But it could save millions. There was the WILL and this is how it works. Brava! Bravissima!

God forbid should that happen. They will be the laughing stock of Europe. plus they’ll get something for dessert also.

You will never see a prison cell like these dastardly show offs. Even if this takes you to the European COurt of Human Rights. Fight these cowards to the bitter end.

Fond memories of Nanna, Daphne – If she were still around today, she’d probably have given them a good bollocking – at least via your blog – because I’m pretty sure she’d have been net-savvy, given half a chance.