An absolute classic from Maltastar
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October 8, 2012 at 6:06pm
On the subject of Monsignor Charles Scicluna:
He has also been the chief prosecutor in child abuse cases involving the clergy and has apparently quickened the process of the abuse of minors at St Joseph Orphanage in St. Venera.
Let’s hope the Labour Party’s mysterious electoral programme is not going to be written, Karmenu Il-Guy Vella having failed to do anything about it, by the same people who write its news stories.
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In the unlikely case of Maltastar being taken to court for libelling Monsignor Charles Scicluna I think that the editor should plead abject ignorance. I would believe him readily.
What a hoot. A perfect specimen of their ignorant command of the English lanquage, The very lanquage in which they will be required to communicate, if elected, to outline, and then specify their, as yet, non-policies to the rest of the world.
A quick fumble in the vestry, what.
Dear Harry to state ” their ignorant command of the English lanquage” have a look in the mirror, twice you wrote LANGUAGE incorrect.
Labour, the shape of things to come.
It’s not just the electoral programme; by this time next year these morons will be writing government reports and statements.
Crass! How do you find it in your heart, Daphne, to comb through all this idiocy day after day?
[Daphne – I don’t do much trawling at all. People send stuff in.]
I’d love to know how he quickened the process. Did he hire that star candidate from Marsa?
Ask the puppet master.
He contradicted himself this morning, saying he wasn’t aware of anything until last week, to then explain, a few minutes later, how he used to check every month whether any report had been filed.
It sounds like he designed some kind of horrid ‘production line’ for the purpose.
He provided the K-Y gel.
Maltastar also “reported” that Airmalta will be organising bingo sessions on their flights.
http://movimentprogressiv.blogspot.com/2012/10/what-happens-when-pregnancy-and-crack.html
Maltastar: “Bingo to replace ‘free’ food on Air Malta”
Airmalta: “We’ve got no plans at the moment to host Bingo games on Air Malta flights, . . .” (Airmalta comment on Facebook)
http://www.facebook.com/AirMalta/app_312525422091764
And, on The Independent last Sunday, that silly man, Charles Flores wrote a whole article based on the Maltastar report.
I so hope the Ryanair guy doesn’t see this idea, or it will happen!
Can anyone who observes these things let us know if the appointment of Charles Scicluna is one in the eye for the hawks like Anton Gouder, or is it more of the same?
One can speak of process in the legal context as in the expression due process of law.
[Daphne – No, Mr Contrary Pain in the Arse who pops in regularly to contradict. ‘One’ cannot do anything of the sort. The mistake Maltastar made here is bloody obvious: translating the Maltese ‘process’ to the English ‘process’. But then I suppose you would have done the same thing.]
Besides your name calling instincts, I hope you know what due process means.
[Daphne – Unlike you, David, I did not learn English as a second language. So what do you think? And that is quite apart from the fact that I have lived with a lawyer for almost 30 years. And not the EdwARRRRD Zammit Lewis/Franco Debono type, either, biex niftehmu sew.]
Daphne believe me you are wasting your time. Well i know youre well paid for your blogs and releases but nowadays who cares what you say?
[Daphne – I’m not paid a cent, Robert. On the contrary, it costs me money in hosting fees and a great deal of time (which is also money). I do it pro bono, as my civic duty. I guess people like you are so caught up in civil liberties that you’ve forgotten the flipside: civic duties.]