Ismek biss juri kemm int bravu a kemm il-Labour Party jigbor irmixk!

Not much industry is active at 7pm on Good Friday. It seems as though a miscalculation of some kind took place and a slow reaction to respond to the ‘spike’ created the problem.

One does not have to spend good money to appoint an ‘independent team of experts’ in order to determine who was at fault.

It would be more interesting if Enemalta had the expertise to find out what this 11.5Mw spike was all about. I am no engineer but 11 megawatts is a lot of juice and a darned rare coincidence that a whole town suddenly decided to switch on.

Another mind boggling observation by J Tabone which typifies the Labour mindset.

God must have realised that fasting on the day was already more than enough. Charlon and co on air would have been pure agony. Actually – there may be another theory to be looked into. what if the demand increased because ONE news had just started?

From the information above, the blackout occurred at about 7.30pm. At that time, a lot of my brethren turn on Super One to watch Charlon or Jonatin with what they call One News.

The blackout happened as the street lights were being switched on which must have resulted in the spike mentioned, but the engineers on duty should have known the consumption needed by the street lights and the amount of energy being used before the street lights were on.

So in my opinion this could have been easily avoided or at least this should not have resulted in a total blackout.

I know, partial blackouts are unfair, but for the economy they are better than total blackouts.

Il-maj, kemm int ta’ gewwa. Jaqaw?

Apparentement, fejn tidhol Consuelo, kollox irid ikun jidher sew.