This isn’t you, is it?

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20110220/local/foreign-affairs-ministry-issues-travel-warning

Stephen Forster(5 hours, 5 minutes ago)Benghazi has always been a “potbed” of trouble, Egyptian sympathisers are known rabble rousers! Libya’s population is miniscule compared to the millions of people who have migrated and call themselves Libyans. If Libya departs from the current leadership expect THOUSANDS of clandestini pouring into Malta. Better buy some more tents for Hal Far and I will be the first one leaving for the USA (With my Maltese wife and kids)

reno calleja(54 minutes ago)
The GWU and PL should not stand for this. Enough is enough. It is a cold calculated plot to sack workers who have given long years of service to Air Malta and keep those workers who were emplyed under the P.N.

I respect Gejtu Vella the Secretary General of the UHM a lot.

However I was disgusted when I heard him speaking on an RTK radio programm trying to justify this barbaric act by the P.N.

His argument that workers who were first in may not fit into the plan of the
re-structured Air Malta was full of flaws. He gave the impression that his only interest was to save the skin of his members and damn the GWU members.

It would be interesting to know, when the workers get the sack how many of these wouod be GWU members and UHM members.

In other countries , were the livelihood of workers was threatened, workers blocked the streets and showed they are comabtive. The GWU have to do the same. Being combative does not mean being violent. The workers must fight against these facist tactics.

reno calleja(46 minutes ago)
Some years ago a prominent Minister still serving in Gonzi’s cabinet vowed that he will not retire from politics until he will witness the destruction of all the state owned companes set up by Mintoff.

. HSBC, Sea Malta, TeleMalta, the Dockyard, Ene Malta and now Air Malta.

History will damn this man for ever. Malta’s young people and the next generation will view this barbarian as the most tragic fate ever to hit Maltese politics.

As far as I know, the Irish referendum was not a vote on whether to introduce divorce or not, but a vote on whether to repeal the constitutional clause that banned divorce, so paving the way for legislation.

Probably by chance, Benoit contradicts Balzan’s conspiracy theory that Ganni Psaila’s conversion was a mise-en-scene to frame Karmenu Vella’s driver. She thinks that Psaila was genuine which would make it likely that he was saying the truth about the Tarxien shooting.

The worst thing is that he is playing the bully. When interviewed by Bundy, he said: ‘U ha naghmilha cara: jien ghadni nteressat fil-politika ta’ pajjizi.’

He is free to do what he likes but he has no power if it is not given to him by the electorate.

I know, I know – I was just being facetious.

I was worried for a moment, reading her article today, that she would fail to tell us at some point what she had had to eat this week. Happily, she came through at the end.

Lucky for chocolate-loving Ms Benoit that she’s living in Malta now and not 24 years ago.

“Our politics here get dirtier every day. I feel so disgusted that I am going to brave the storm and go and get myself a couple of bars of chocolate.”

[Daphne – Marie Benoit: old, yes, but chum, no. Rather the opposite, I would say.]

I mean John Dalli announced, on One, that some foreign businessmen were going to invest one billion dollars in Malta which is governed by GonziPN. Isn’t that a significant piece of news?
Dalli probably disclosed the matter because he may be on an electoral campaign.