@ Taks Fors

My comment was not intended to correct yours.

It was only made to bring to the attention of other young readers who did not experienced these instances that with the help of Sabrinu Sansone of “The Times”, gone are the days when the Muscat Labour Party thugs put at risk the lives of many employees of this press, where Sabrinu today is earning his living.

I think you should point your finger at the editor instead.

@DUST: I’m referring to the issuing of permits.

Perfectly agree A, Charles. It’s just the habit, a life-long one, to read a paper while having breakfast.

That’s what makes it difficult to stop me getting The Times.

@ l-Iskocciz: The spirit of my blog was that cranes were indeed used for the new building housing The Times in Mriehel.

You are right to correct the timing bit, and you were also correct re the cranes used to rebuild their Valletta premises after the attack by L-Aristokrazija tal-Haddiema.

But how can Malta wilfully drive itself back into those days? And now even with the help of The Times, itself a victim of Labour’s thugs?

Yes, it is a good idea, after all gone are the dark days when you had to have permission to buy a computer.

Today, almost every family has a computer and you can read this paper on line, IF YOU WILL STILL BE INTERESTED IN IT because as things are folding no one will be interested to read it.

What’s RTK? There used to be a radio by that name. Does it still exist?

No, Taks Fors, you are mistaken because the mega-building in Mriehel was already build by two or three businessmen as a storage division for their goods to be distributed all over Malta in their chain-stores.

The cranes were in St Paul’s Street in Valletta re-building the guttered building of that newspapers when the Labour tugs burnt it and when Kurt Sansone “kien ghadu f’zaqq ommu”. Is he who is in-charge of “Sabrinu” at the “Times” aware of the damage this person is doing to this firm, once was “il-krema tal-gurnalizmu?”

What irregularities were condoned by the PN?

As far as I am aware, there is absolutely no development at Mistra by JPO.

It should be flippin’ obvious that JPO was not afforded any favours by the PN – even though JPO is effectively trying to blackmail it.

Stopped advertising on The Times because it is getting even worse than MaltaToday.

It is following the same criteria as Labour’s character assassination attempts.

Observe how each and every letter criticising Arriva is always in the prime spot and any letter in favour of the present government is placed at the very bottom of the page and surrounded by non-political subjects.