Where’s Edward Scicluna?
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January 10, 2013 at 7:39pm
Where’s Edward Scicluna, and what does he have to say about the Mad Hatter’s Plan to reduce your electricity bill by Eur100 a year?
They sent out doddery il-Guy and that Walking Head, Kurt Farrugia, to face the music instead. Cowards.
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Daphne, please. In 1986, Edward “the genius” Scicluna was writing that the Maltese economy was doing pretty well, and only needed a bit of tweaking, a bit of devaluation.
Do you really think he would have anything sensible to say in 2013? The man’s a fraud of the worst sort – a University of Malta professor. He disgusts me.
He is indeed a fraud. A spineless being. An opportunist and a freerider.
Muscat seems to fall easy prey to such people.
He’s embarrassed. ‘Reputation’ at risk.
Tweedle dee and tweedle dum.
Tonio was right.
Edward Scicluna is very cautious about Muscat’s power station project. He knows that he can’t stick out his neck very much because his credibility as Professor of Economics is at stake.
Well, his publication record is very poor with little if any peer reviewed academic papers.
I loved Beppe’s passioned speech. Come on Nationalists, we can overcome this bunch of charlatans. Reality should prevail over false promises.
My friend, it’s not the Nationalists that you have to encourage.
It’s those floaters, switchers, etc., who believe Muscat and his extremely well-funded campaign, that you have to convince.
I was thinking how what I call a Labour mentality pervades everything they do.
In deciding their energy policy they reason things out just like they do in everyday life.
It’s the same reasoning why they build a villa (the size of which they don’t need) and then live in the garage. Maybe the Enemalta workers’ job will consist of dusting the new power station, sorry they are calling it a unit biex jaqbzu lill-Mepa. Just like they do with their ‘showroom’ large houses.
Something else which seems to have been overlooked. Security. Those two massive tanks are a security nightmare. But even more worrying are the ships that will be carrying the gas. Have a look here:
http://www.cfr.org/port-security/liquefied-natural-gas-potential-terrorist-target/p9810
It may well be argued that this report addresses US concerns. Unfortunately, even if Malta has at the present a clear threatboard, the possibility of this happening will require considerable security arrangements. And we are not talking of a cheapo rent a cop setup here, but multi layered, in depth security.
Maybe il-Profs. is considering withdrawing his candidature for the general elections, like Anglu Farrugia, after Joseph betrayed him for Louis Grech?
Oh I am so enjoying seeing Simon Busuttil demolish Toni Abela on Bondi +. A walk over, if ever there was one. Is Toni next to be be-headed by Muscat?
I don’t think he spoke about the judiciary, so he should be safe for now. har har
Hilarious watching lawyers discussing power plant efficiency.
The wire to Sicily. tsk.
To be beheaded, mate, you have got to have a head, first.
Biex issajjar fenek, irid ikollok fenek – as we say in Maltese.
Take a look at these photos of LNG storage plants and shipping vessels.
Where on earth are we to put these?
Not to mention the risks associated with having such ships coming in and out of our harbors so that we can have a constant supply of liquified gas.
http://www.energy.ca.gov/lng/photos.html
Any suggestions please?
Walking Head. Love it.
If I were Scicluna, I would refuse to go and ridicule myself on TV on this shaky proposal. His credibility is at stake and he knows it.
[Daphne – Apparently, he’s spoken about it already and said it’s great. I’ll find the newspaper report and upload it.]
Labour’s energy proposal could mean the bankruptcy of Malta.
I hope the floaters realize this.
I don’t have much faith in the spitting Mad Hatter and all the rest. And does the future of Malta depend on just this proposal?
Is there anything else in Labour’s electoral proposals, or are water and electricity bills the staff of life?
I don’t have solar panels and stuff and yet my bills are not so exorbitant.
I don’t know what this fuss is all about. Obviously if you don’t want to work, don’t expect to be able to pay your bills.
Where better to hold an event with Joseph Muscat than a place where Professor Scicluna could hold an event for free.
Anqas jisthi wiccu wkoll.