Sometimes a missive is better than a missal….and much shorter

This report also refers to the Godement report, and Mr. Brincat’s article contains sentences lifted almost intact:

http://www.publicserviceeurope.com/article/600/china-buying-up-europe-claims-study

“China bought Greek bonds “as a quid pro quo for a 35-year-lease on Piraeus harbour and a deal to finance the purchase of Chinese ships” in June 2010…”

“Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain now represent 30 per cent of Chinese investments in Europe…”

“The next month it promised to buy €1bn of Spanish bonds”

‘I would suggest a closer look at the resources and independence of the judiciary, the police and the auditor general.

At the importance of giving the role of the Commission on Corruption to a enquiring magistrate and of giving an executive role’.

Apart from the fact that the wording indicates suggestions made in pencil, (a magistrate, it seems, wasn’t deemed enough), I would like to know who Saviour deems fit for this role.

Or am I seeing things?

La Redoute, You say it wasn’t, but there were all the elements of a Labour disaster.

http://www.illogicopedia.org/wiki/Hindenburger_disaster

Why did he travel all the way from Malta to deliver his message 10km away from that glass house?

I’m thinking, maybe it should have been plagiarised.

What a rant! A totally unreadable one at that. The only valid points made appear to have been cribbed from this site.

And he does visit, regularly, as is evidenced by terminology used.

Sad man!

Expect Maltese whiners, who never complain about noisy petards during their pseudo-pagan village celebrations, to complain about the noisy celebrations of the end of a murderous dictatorship.