cool comment !!

Troy, you bring up an interesting point. Where I come from the good ‘inspector’ would be called a ‘detective’ or, maybe ‘head detective’. Detectives are also, in street slang, called ‘dicks’.

Therefore our ‘inspector’ would be called the head dick. This term is usually reversed (on the street, again) to ‘dick head’. Seems to adequately describe our Anglu.

Yes it had something to do eocaine, still it was not the PMs job to investigate, meet and arrive to an agreement with Mr Fenech – He should have given the facts to the Police Commissioner and let do his job. That is what people like me believe, no matter what politicians from both sides of the political spectrum say. Surprise Surprise we are the ones who make all the difference.

[Daphne – It did not have ‘something’ to do with cocaine, Grace, but everything to do with it. Either research your facts thoroughly, instead of relying on Manwel Cuschieri, or keep quiet.]

When? And if the Commiss believed one word Joseph uttered, why did the investigation not go to the PM’s office as the LP had stated that someone in the PM’s office had known about the alleged ‘asking for money’ in connection with the contract in question?

Nice try, Joseph, but as usual, you keep beating on an empty barrel.

Little Joey bugs me more than King Kev of Brussels. Didn’t think it could happen.

[Daphne – I know the real truth, Grace. (Is there such a thing as false truth?). And yes, you did hear the facts of the case, and if you missed them, you can look up the newspaper reports of the trial. But I imagine you were too keen at the time on getting your real truth from Manwel Cuschieri and Alfred Sant, who politicised the matter when it had nothing to do with politics and everything to do with cocaine-dealing.]

that is my point. thanks.

Welcome back il- cop

Inspector Gadget is not only a Leader wannabe but also a bully wannabe, the only problem is that he can only function when he’s surrounded by Labour thugs; well not always.