And to think that some of you didn’t believe it was the Law Commissioner
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June 30, 2013 at 12:57pm
On Monday, 17 June, a member of my international worldwide network of spies sent me a picture of the Law Commissioner hard at work at 4pm on a workday, standing in the shade at a beach-bed rental shack at Ghajn Tuffieha, wearing nothing but swimming-shorts and his magic smartphone, which he is clearly using to mass-message somebody.
So OK, maybe it wasn’t the clearest shot and maybe we couldn’t be sure. Maybe it was just a sunbed attendant who shares his genetic heritage.
But now another member of my international worldwide network of spies has sent me a photograph of the Law Commissioner at the very same sunbed rental shack, and this time…it’s indisputably him. He is even wearing his famous shirt.
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I’m sure the police can offer technical consultancy.
One wonders to what extent the commissioner will go, we don’t want to lose our loyalty card to Lidl now do we?
With all the mess going on at the moment in the government which he helped to get elected, I cannot blame him if he spends most of his time at the beach. He is probably looking for a place to bury his head in the sand.
He discovered he’s brilliant at filling beach toys with hot air.
It seems that that was his only trip to the beach – in the lower right hand corner one can see part of the inflatable whale in the first spy picture (bottom photo).
What I see in the two pictures: Inflated ducks, inflated whales, and inflated egos.
I love Franco Debono and all the things he has done for Malta. If it wasn’t for Franco we wouldn’t have sunbeds at Golden Bay. Now that’s an important issue to vote against a government.
The poor fool smiled for the camera. He clearly thought the photographer is an admirer.
My thought exactly.
Considering how the Law Commissioner spends his time at the beach, why don’t Castille give him a paid-up job – like the one given to Willie Mangion – to look for a new location for those Little Armier caravans?
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130630/local/Little-Armier-caravan-owners-want-new-site.475929
Are we set to see these scenes again?
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Sorry, but I love my native language. L-iblah taqghlalu ghajnu jifrah. Kif ser jifhmek miskin. Jista jkollok lawrja b`miljun ittra wara ismek, imma ismek jigri qablek, cuc.
Allura, halluh miskin lil Franco Debono bi kwietu, ghax ma tafux kemm bata sabiex jilhaq beach attendant.
Kemm il-100 kellu jġib fir-religion.
Seems like he started his half days early this year. He must have needed to be in those surroundings to think clearly how he is going to change the constitution. Maybe he has a time share there.
He’s a shareholder there.
For a moment there I thought you were referring to the blow-up killer whale.
[Daphne – Franco’s idea of a blow-up doll…]
You can take a pony to water but you can’t make him swim
Could be that Franco was resting after consulting with the children’s inflatable toys shown in the pictures.