Xi hadd ghandu d-dritt jogezzjoni ghall-ispejjez ta’ dawn il-kapricci?

[Daphne – Yes, that’s the picture.]

@FAA-R OUT – Bingo! Alas, the enemy of the enemy is my friend, as they say.

Who me? Defend CSH and Musumeci? Where on earth did you get that bizarre idea?

Are you slipping int the “min mhux magħna, kontra tagħna” mind-set?

[Daphne – Bizarre? Go on then, tell us what you think of them. This saga has been going on for two months, you’re glued to this blog, and we still don’t know. I think you’re torn: they disgust you, you disapprove, but you’re damned if you’re going to say so.]

Grezz, I liked Astrid’s comments to The Times article of 25 Jan 2009 as per your link above. Seems she had some problems with architects like Robert Musumeci back then.

Daphne did you run to the police for protection from One News like our petulant Musumeci?

Th police like confiscating photos, like they did during the Croatia match riots at the stadium and these were photos taken by professional journalists. In this case the photos were confiscated to destroy photographic evidence of police inefficiency and incompetence.

Why does police commissioner Rizzo allow his subordinates to investigate such matters? If Musumeci reported such a case in the UK, he would have probably been charged with wasting police time and making a malicious report.

And in fact, George Abela said nothing of the sort.

timesofmalta.com – 28 February

“The Commission never confirmed nor denied this as its deliberations are confidential. But recently, President George Abela, who presides over the Commission, said the claims made by Ms Caruana Galizia about the magistrate were noted.

He said: “The Commission took note (of the blogs). Then the Commission will see how it will act and is acting,” Dr Abela said.”

A far cry from MaltaTudej’s “… for announcing that the Commission for the Administration of Justice would not be investigating any of her allegations about Scerri Herrera”

I hope next week’s Commission meeting will be dedicated to nothing other than Consuelo Scerri Herrera and her antics.

@ S.B

“whilst according to Malta Today on Sunday 21st March, “Yesterday, Caruana Galizia criticised President George Abela for announcing that the Commission for the Administration of Justice would not be investigating any of her allegations about Scerri Herrera.”

Actually that was Malta Today of 21 February.

Ever so much more that cannot be ignored has come to light since then, including perjuries in court.

If Musumeci reacted that way to a simple photograph being taken, I wonder what he would have done were he in Daphne’s shoes or her sisters’ – faced with a One News camera following them round the streets of Valletta.