The conspirators claiming to be the victims of a conspiracy: it must be the heat wave.

Kieku kellu daqsxejn melh f’mohhu messu ilu li nduna. Donnu jippretendi li jzomm l-istess post li kellu fi zmien Fenech Adami.

Din li joqghod isemmi kemm ghandu korrispondenza u ma’ jsemmix ismijiet dejqet lil kulhadd. Jew johrog ghonqu, jew joqghod jissupervja li johorgulu b’xi wahd’ohra.

Minn banda ma’ nlumux. Imma kif qed jhewden hu, wahda tibqa’ iggib ‘il ohra, u qatt mhu ser jirnexxielu johrog minnha.

Irid jifhem li b’huh ma’ setghax ikun kap tal-partit. U din tas-Sargas kompliet ghaxxqet id-dinja, kemm hasibna fidili?

My hotmail address had to be taken down, it was sending spam to my contacts abroad, mostly Alice and Virgilio servers.

How about this:

DCG
MAKES ME
CLICK

Why is The Times asking for an election every other day? I hope the PN delegates remember this after the next election when they choose a new leader.

Another T-shirt:

SOMEONE’S HACKED MY COCK

(+ Franco’s face)

MY MISTRA LAND DESPERATELY NEEDS A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.

“Dr Gonzi also referred to his meeting with EU Commissioner John Dalli and stated he trusted the Commissioner of Police blindly to investigate the names of alleged hackers passed on to him but he wanted the result of that investigation to be made public.”

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120721/local/no-luxury-to-concentrate-just-on-internal-matters-pm.429511

The PM would not have mentioned hacking of emails unless Dalli actually reported it to the police.

I think that Dalli has realised he made a big mistake and he is trying to patch it up.

However, this is serious.

He has to explain how he got the names linked to IP numbers, if he did so at all, because as you said, this is an offence. This is not the end of the story.

Now this is very interesting because either Mr Dalli doesn’t know the difference between hacking and writing an online comment (which I doubt) or else he realised the gaffe he made when he somehow obtained information which falls under Data Protection.

This is serious indeed because no one, except the police (for criminal investigation) may obtain such information.

Mr Dalli has the duty to clarify the matter and explain his actions further, not only to the Maltese but also to all European citizens because he is a Commissioner of the EU.

And no European citizen is going to accept the fact that an EU Commissioner doesn’t know the difference between hacking and online commenting, let alone obtaining sensitive data which falls under data protection laws.

Oh yes, I suppose that an alleged hacker boasts about what he does over coffee in the canteen at Pieta.