[Daphne – Read that again: the pincer movement is ON the Chamber of Advocates. You have to consider the three attempts at election as three separate acts or, to satisfy your pedanty, two taken as one + one.]

And how about this one
http://www.maltastar.com/pages/r1/ms10dart.asp?a=13859

lifted word for word from, of all places, a website called F*ckFrance.com

http://www.fuckfrance.com/topic/3854832/1/France/Nicolas-Sarkozy-in-Alsace-gaffe.html&replies=14

Of course it could be that the F*France website copied it from Maltastar – seeing that whoever did the copying took great care to accurately copy something like “said he could accepted unfair competition “

Your Excellency welcome to our ISLAND .. MALTA. Most of the MALTESE population are on your side supporting IRAN defying any sanctions on IRAN Though the EU bribed by usa imposed illegal sanctions on IRAN we do our outmost to see the country achieve it’s target and perhaps in near future we may be free to use your country main resource
Joseph Cachia B’Bugia

Maybe he thinks the ambassador was duped into thinking that he was, in actual fact, not in MALTA but somewhere else. Imagine his dismay when all was revealed to him and how he must have rent his garments.

Secondly, how does he figure that most Maltese, who couldn’t give two hoots about what’s happening in their own country, support Iran in defying sanctions?

How are the Maltese showing support – by spiriting enriched uranium out of the country?

I had no idea, either, that the EU was bribed by the USA to impose sanctions. And then what about the Security Council’s imposed sanctions – did the USA bribe China and the Russian Federation as well?

Ah, but the sting is in the tail: we’re doing this so that we can use Iran’s main resource for free – petlor.

The last time I saw them there together, I had arrived before them and was waiting to be served. The waiter rushed up to serve them, ignoring me.

When I walked out, he had the cheek to ask me, ‘fejn sejjer?’ I told him that he had enough clients and left.

I still go there for my daily coffee, as I realised the problem was not the coffee shop, but the people, and I make sure I am served by somebody else.