Go to http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
Merriam Webster is a US English dictionary.

[Daphne – In Malta, the official language is British English, not US English. US English is spoken only by US citizens and by non-Europeans who learn English at school or off the television.]

Jacquez René Zammit makes the same mistake.

In fairness, ‘inexistent’ does exist, but the much more widely used and accepted term would be ‘nonexistent’.

[Daphne – My God, how exhausting this is. INEXISTENT is used only by a certain kind of Maltese person from a certain kind of social group. People who grew up speaking proper English say NONEXISTENT. Inexistent is a direct transposition from Maltese. I had never heard the word until a few years ago, when I began hearing it everywhere among certain kinds of people. The queen of ‘inexistent’was that woman Mona Farrugia who used to write about restaurants. And that just about says it all.]

Of interest Could Air Malta inform us when it is going to conclude the investiagtion re the plane departure delay from Paris airport involving Simone’s Cini family and her husband the Air Malta captain?

Who’s this geezer? These people are scary.

They don’t.

This is truly terrifying proof that Labour hasn’t changed at all and that the maggots are already beginning to writhe in the flesh of this country as it totters over the edge of a new Socialist abyss.

Are Hayek, Popper and Friedman so difficult to understand?

‘Jghix fir-rahal pittoresk ta’ Hal Lija..’

Ahjar jizbor il-creeper li ghandu mdendel mal-wires tad-dawl ghax jitfi nofs rahal.