She wasn’t officially working in Malta, was she? And she flew in and out at will, so a residence permit wouldn’t have been necessary, either. The flat in Sliema would have been rented out through a trust, rather than to Mary Swann. What are the odds that the rent was always paid in cash, a commonly used means of tax evasion?

Assuming that the PN will let him get involved in it in the first place.

And did you see the 3,000 euro shelter yesterday on the news. It is just a canopy coming out of a standing metal frame with little protection from the sides. And the parliamentary secretary drew all the media for a press conference at the launch of these shelters, if one can call them like that.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130731/local/Paceville-US-warns-of-racial-violence-.480164

He should have a word with Konrad then.

He won’t even disclose the fees or the brief. But they’ll have us believe this firm was capable of producing preliminary designs in less than three months.

So Konrad forgot to factor in costs related to ‘pre-development’. Indeed he forgot he needs major consultancy work to check on the investor’s proposal. Managing half a billion euros by crisis and direct orders.

This minister’s seriously delusional and dangerously driven, something has to give, which will be our money.

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/en/newsdetails/news/national/New-Delimara-gas-plant-direct-order-for-architectural-firm-20130731

…..and his buddy got stuck with imqaret.

[Daphne – dcg@proximuspr.com]

Or they say things like: “Imma dawn hafna irhas ta’ u jaghmlu l-istess xoghol.”

Cheap bastards.

From cigarettes to ‘coconuts’.

L-ahhar sentenza:

Jekk mhumiex komdi bik, dejjem tista’ tesplora forom alternattivi u modi oħra kif f’ħajtek tista’ tirnexxi…bhal nghidu ahna titgharras lil xi magistrat