Aaron Farrugia

I want to send all Muslim families in Malta and around the world my best wishes for this very special time of Eid

The issue here (on the blog) was not Arriva per se, but the persons involved, and the past “mode of transport” of the children in question, for want of a better expression.

Yes. You can see her in the video here:
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20110829/local/workers-evacuated-safely-to-malta.382356

Gaddafi harab u Joseph liberu u jixxowja kemm irid mal-Libjani. Lucky him ghax giet opportunita’ ghall-propaganda. Minn jaf jista’ jkun li Big Brother Gaddafi qed jarah minn x’imkien fil-boghod.

http://www.rnw.nl/english/bulletin/dutch-model-gives-insight-gaddafis

“A girlfriend of Ms van Zon who was with her in Tripoli earlier this year brought charges against Mutassim Gaddafi for sexual assault upon her return to the Netherlands.

She has now also accused Ms van Zon of people trafficking. Her lawyer, Bram Moszkowicz, says his client (who wishes to remain anonymous) believes Ms van Zon received money for inviting her to Libya.

In the newspaper interview, Talitha van Zon says she was hoping to receive money to help her father who is suffering from Alzheimer.

According to Dutch daily De Telegraaf, the assault claims were not taken seriously by the Dutch authorities, as the woman’s story was thought “unlikely”.

Ms van Zon met Mutassim Gaddafi in an Italian night club in 2004. During a three-month relationship he showered her with expensive trips and gifts.

She ended the relationship after she realised he was seeing other women, but the two remained friends.”

I am neither a relative nor an acquaintance of Mugliett, however I am utterly frustrated at the way Arriva is functioning.

My staff is arriving late for work and also complaining that its taking too long to go back home. I also have two teenage daughters who do not drive and we are ending up having to drive them to their destinations as bus routes are too long and the waiting on bus stops is never-ending.

So I hope the situation gets better, but the fact that we do not hear a word that the transport system is going to improve from Dr Gatt or some high ranking official at Transport Malta, I doubt we will ever have an effficient service.

This is not a political issue. It’s simply a system which is not functioning and the people responsible should be ‘men’ enough to either solve the problems they created or resign.

Ma jistax jaghmel hekk. Tinsiex li sentenza minn kull tnejn li jghid tkun li hawn krizi hawn Malta. Jekk jibghat pallet ilma l-imzazen ta’ madwaru ma jibqghux jemnuh.

U ma tarax li Joe se jibghat pallet ilma?

Mela ma tafx li meta il-partit tieghu kien fil-gvern lanqas qatra ilma tax-xorb ma kellna?

Issa jrid johrog ta’ ragel b’rihijt il-gvern Nazzjonalista?

In this article it is being alleged that a Dutch ‘girlfriend’ of Mutassim Gaddafi escaped from Libya by boarding a humanitarian ship to Malta.

The Times of Malta reports that a ship has left Tripoli with 55 evacuees who areclassified as ‘stranded workers’. Is this the same ship?

If so, why should her evacuation be considered as a humanitarian action? This is even more so if she took the place of somebody more deserving.