Oh for heaven’s sake. Village politics at its worst and most petty.
Published:
October 26, 2012 at 1:26pm
And this on the eve of a general election, when the government-in-waiting hasn’t had the decency of informing electors of its plans, perhaps because it hasn’t any.
timesofmalta.com, just now:
Arriva bus tyres may not be suitable for Maltese roads – PL spokesman
A number of Arriva buses have had their tyres changed and the new ones were hard and not suitable for Malta’s roads, PL transport spokesman Joe Sammut said this afternoon.
Addressing a news conference he said this this observation was made by industry sources, which he did not name, and called on the Malta Standards Authority to verify the claims.
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Did they really drag journalists to a news conference to tell them about tyres?
What do you think of yesterday’s Bondi+?
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20121026/local/-Zammit-pursued-lobbyists-after-60m-request-refused-.442662
And this is what happens when village politics is taken to the next level.
Given the choice of Joseph li ma jghid xejn and these blabbering fools of his, I’d say give me the golden silence anyday.
Is Joe Sammut suggesting that King Long’s rubber does not work in slippery conditions?
Mr. Michelin speaking.
Oh well. At least we know PL’s policy on bus tyres.
No, David, we don’t even know that. They didn’t say how the right tyres should be but only that the present ones are wrong.