Reading what you have being publishing on this infamous charade continues to confirm to what extent Dalli is prepared to go to cover up his corrupt practices. Dalli getting involved with a character like Mary Swan/Eloise Marie Corbin speaks volumes.

Why hasn’t Dalli made public the documents he showed the PM to shut everyone up?

It is not Brussels that tarnished Malta’s international reputation. It is John Dalli and his dodgy manoeuvers and dealings that tarnished Malta’s reputation. This will never be corrected unless he is held accountable.

Unfortunately, to make matters worse he is supported by our PM. What a disgrace. The PM had stated that he appointed Dalli for his capabilities and international contacts. As for his international contacts, Mary Swan whatever else she calls herself and the Gaddafis, speak for themselves.

It could be that Malta is going to go through a period of political corruption we have never experienced before.

He is so “hopelessly corrupt that he knows no boundaries at all.” I have been saying that for many years. Many are now coming round to my way of thinking.

If you do not like what is happening in Malta start to protest and demonstrate peacefully but loudly.

http://ec-eu-john-dalli.blogspot.co.uk/p/john-dalls-witness-1.html
http://ec-eu-john-dalli.blogspot.co.uk/p/john-dallis-witness-2.html
http://ec-eu-john-dalli.blogspot.co.uk/p/john-dallis-3rd-witness.html

It’s always about people wanting to ruin his reputation but honestly, what reputation?

Izda fid-dinja mhux kullhadd iblah u mazzun.

One of the most serious problems here is the unanalytical, piddling petty-mindedness that you so ably demonstrate. Were you born a c*nt or did you become that way?

He has been getting away with so much for so long that to his mind it has become normal and even ordinary to do things like this.

So much so that he speaks about it openly (of course only once you have exposed it) as if there is absolutely nothing wrong with any of it. When there is.

One example is the way everybody seems to be treating as normal the fact that Dalli, when EU Commissioner, tried to sell a power plant to the Maltese government.

There was more unacceptable behaviour from Dalli the Commissioner. His comments on the Maltese political scene were in fact political involvement, something which should not be considered as acceptable from an EU Commissioner. Eventually people accepted it as normal behaviour.

Dalli seemed to think that being EU Commissioner was a 9 to 5 job and that he could do and say what he liked outside office hours. In everything he does, an EU Commissioner represents the Commission.

He or she no longer represents his or her country of origin nor a political grouping. Political involvement in a member state therefore is unacceptable …. but not for Dalli.

It’s nothing but a repetition of the Olaf affair, which is now practically forgotten.

Could it be that all this is a smoke screen to alienate us from the true scandals, like the oil scandal, undeclared money in swiss banks, prominent persons humiliated by 500 euro gifts, and so on.

All this is very reassuring, for it means that we don’t have any real serious problems to worry us like most of our neighbouring countries.

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We demonstrated for our own liberty and justice. If there were people who were corrupt there, it is neither here nor there. We did get the change we wanted.

So no, it was not a waste of time. Can you imagine if we didn’t have the Eddie Fenech Adami and Gonzi governments. Were we’d be now.

You’re right, of course, but the shame is not on us, but on those like Dalli and that gang of PN turncoats whose only interest was personal gain.

What we did then, did in fact change this country and we should be proud of it. corrupt and spineless egoists are to be found everywhere and unfotunately we have been saddled with our share of them as well.

They are now all in the Labour camp, so let them saddle the party in government with their brand of ‘meritocracy’.