What a dreadful waste, just for a parliament that only meets for a few hours a day
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June 19, 2013 at 5:04pm
The Germans should consult with the Maltese prime minister and get him to advise on all the different kinds of markets they can have on that lawn, and the Promod and Miss Selfridge outlets they can have on the ground floor if Labour poster-woman Marlene Seychell can extend her franchise empire that far.
Oh my God, a horrible thought has just occurred to me…
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Se jzomm id-dixxiplina qal, min ihammeg jitlef il-licenzja.
Forsi behsiebu jnemmsilhom min wara tieqa.
Min ihammegg jixbru Gauci Cunnigham ha jimla l-bawzer.
A Christmas tree for just a couple of days in December! What a waste.
A used car for EUR7,000 a year? Now you’re talking.
A used-car salesman for AT LEAST 5 years? God help us.
He did better than any used car salesman:
Bought a second hand car from the UK.
Will get the VAT paid on it back.
Hired it for €7,000 a year to himself .
And will have it back after his premiership expires.
He surely knows how to squeeze lemons!
Dr Muscat should propose that to Angela Merkel.
And then there is this magnificent parliament of Budapest.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d4/IMG_0208_-_Hungary,_Budapest_-_Parliament_(Orsz%C3%A1gh%C3%A1z).JPG
Shouldn’t Muscat suggest that they put a cruise liner terminal along the quay, and install tower cranes on the spirals?
And how about that huge dome? Can Konrad Mizzi turn it into an LNG gas tank complete with a China-built gas powerstation in the Parliament chambers?
And I guess Konrad Mizzi can change this one too into the second gas tank.
http://thefac.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/eu-parliament.jpg
correction: “and install tower cranes on the spires…”
The link to the Hungarian parliament is not working. Please try this one.
http://media.web.britannica.com/eb-media/99/61199-004-578A19C6.jpg
So according to Joseph Muscat, most Maltese families should rent their homes because most of them are kept like ‘museums’ while they live in the garage or roof room.
Hasra djar kbar ma jintuzawx hlief fil-festa.
In-nar-tal-festa mhux hela ta’ flus u periklu kbir ghan-nies? Ejja naghmlu petizzjoni ghal-referendum kontra n-nar!
Qisni kont naf x’gara!
http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2013-06-19/news/man-injured-in-fireworks-explosion-in-zebbug-1861353472/
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“Sources said the two men were mixing material in one of the 12 rooms at the complex, which is located near San Blas, when the explosion took place. Other people in the complex were not injured”
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130619/local/two-hurt-in-fireworks-factory-incident.474548
Ghandna nwaqqfu dil- ‘hala ta’ flus’ u ta’ hajjiet tan-nies?
http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/en/newsdetails/news/dalligate/Kesslergate-Secret-chats-revealed-20130619
How could anyone prove that the emails Dalli had were genuine?
jistghu jitfghu hod-dock stent f’dil-pjazza il-Germanizi. qas haqq il-hela.
Is the Commissioner of Law , Franco Debono, now under the Prime Minister Joseph Muscat?
Miskin Owen Bonnici qisu l-perzuta fil-hobza.
I wouldn’t wonder – would say always was!
The Transatlantico at Montecitorio is 180 metres long by 30 metres. Nofs tomna.
Ernesto Basile, our erstwhile neighbour from Palermo designed it.
And what a masterpiece it is.
Joey should suggest to Laura Boldrini ( I must admit to a special interest in her) to let it to the likes of Lidl , Conad or Carrefour.
He should tell her : Dak x’ser taghmel bih”
Pure lunacy.
Hamest itmiem
I wonder what Renzo Piano told our great leader Muscat during the alleged meeting in Paris.
I can only wonder though with the black out and biased media all around us.
But, I can imagine Muscat’s reasoning. Typical islander that thinks that thinks that the shoreline is “ix-xiffier tad-dinja”. Or maybe that thinks that Malta can be a China. A communist China. You know like the Golden Years. Meta tagħna (tal-lejburisti) biss kien tajjeb. Here’s the mental reasoning in Muscat’s mind: “Ma’ tarax li se ngħidu x’qal. Mela jien daqsek injorant, le m’iniex. Renzo Piano huwa l-injorant.”
What about using the Renzo Piano building for a ’50 Shades of Grey’ museum. A lot of birds will be hit (literally) with a single stone: Michelle and her friends will be thrilled, it will be a first in the world (at least I think so), it will attract a lot of tourists, and it fits perfectly in the theme of V18 along with the 3 carnivals.
A good idea that would benefit the government while parliamentary sittings are not taking place would be to organise tombola and coffee mornings.
In this way they can use the old orange buses to satisfy the LP voters’ nostalgia for the old polite drivers and trucks.
They can buy their nylon G-strings and track suits from the monti stalls just outside. Life is just wonderful when you really think about it, isn’t it?