“In 2004 he set up John Dalli & Associates, a consultancy firm which specialised in opening doors for Maltese businessmen in Libya and which had an office in Tripoli. He also worked as a director in the Azizia Glass Manufacturing Company (AGMC), which has a multi-million-euro factory in the north African dictatorship.

He quit AGMC and John Dalli & Associates when he became a Maltese minister in 2008. But he kept John Dalli & Associates in the family by handing the business to his daughters and he still owns a house in Tripoli.”

http://euobserver.com/843/31923

What will you be doing at 11.11 on Friday 11th 2011 ?

The PL just want to control everything themselves. Once again businesses will be at the mercy of their elite contacts. Never was it so easy to open a business and set up your own shop. You dont need contacts, you don’t need to bribe anyone, you don’t need friends of friends.

You just put your mind to it and open your own business.

And the PL. doesn’t like that. They can only brainwash people if they are `suppressed employees` on minimum wage.

How can a son of a PL supporter, who works in the financial sector, vote PL if that party is already mentioning that these jobs might go?

And why does Illum always have a front page with a pair of women’s gifts on the top right corner?

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.154417687935380.28668.150589004984915

Seriously look at the thumbnails of their front pages…. and it’s just plain obvious that they are trying desperately to increase sales.

I was actually wondering whether we can produce energy from green soap. What I know for sure so far is that there is money in it.

Gavin Gulia:
The growth of the Maltese economy can be attributed to the growth of financial services, which growth does not trickle down to the common citizen.

Apart from the idiocy of the statement itself (said with Gulia’s characteristic grin), reading between the lines makes things-to-be under PL a rather frightening proposition. After all they do not exactly have a cheerful history in their relationship with such services.

Simon Micallef Stafrace:
The achievements Malta has managed in ICT have nothing to do with Austin Gatt.
– ….hence as the past is a guarantee of the future he suggested that Austin Gatt is hopeless.

And that’s why, as far as I am concerned, I cannot trust the PL.

One other thing ciccio, just googled ‘peanut shells’ and discovered that they use it to produce soap.
No, not the green one ta’ Bastjan, a soluble one.

Yes ciccio, John Dalli also revealed his secret invention for electricity production on Joe Grima’s Inkontri, saying he was ignored by the goverment.

Ironically the correct channel for disclosing such rocket science should have been through the Chairman of the Malta Council of Science & Technoloy.

Mr John Dalli’s recommendation, which was also echoed by Dr Joseph Muscat, was that instead of using heavy fuel oil we use ‘waste to energy’ such as peanut shells.
This is an ingenious proposition, you give peanuts and you will get electricity half the price …….. was it monkeys?