Inhossni kommoss naqra kummenti intelligenti miktubin b’Malti tajjeb. Kommoss.

Fl-ahhar, ftit normalita’.

Grazzi minn qalbi.

Private medical care you say?

If I had their millions I would pop over to Rochester Minn. even if it was just for a common cold.

They happen to have a clinic there which is very state of the art and even better than Mater Dei.

Jekk taqbad tirraguna maghhom fuq dal-punt malajr jghidulek li m’ghandhomx minn xiex jisthu b’daqshekk. Ihossuha haga naturali li jekk tkun xi haga fil-poter ghandek dritt ghal trattament bhal dan (basta ma jkunx tal-PN).

Igibu elf skuza biex jiggustifikaw dan l-agir. Taf x’qalli wiehed?: Inti tahseb li l-ohrajn ma jaghmlux l-istess? Tal-labour ghax raffi u bla grazzja jidher; tan-nazzjonalisti jahdmuha minn taht u ma jidher xejn.

Apparti li dawn jemmnu l-‘gideb’ taghhom stess, lanqas biss tidhlilhom f’rashom li ghallinqas ma jurtawx in-nies u jisfidawhom u jmeghkuhom f’wicchom.

I agree. Possibly the PN should have several people working on “Harping on the Government’s Misdemeanor” project.

Not every body reads Daphne’s blog and the majority – both PN and PL – aren’t aware of what is happening.

PN wake up and play the game the PL played at election time (and before) to the utmost, otherwise we’ll be going back to the future of the 70s and 80s.

They carefully work through & within the systems, using all the underground contacts and all possible means and with a clever plan, only targeting to gain power.

These people will rarely then follow polices and principles of the rules and laws imposed upon society in general but will naturally live a life under all privileges available inherited by their posts and through extended powers, very much and at the expense of the genuine taxpayers. Their attitude will shift to being selfish, arrogant and greedy in the most clearest way, although they are pretty much good actors in trying to hide themselves from such dishonest behaviours.

I very much sympathise with the woman (and the rest of the people experiencing similar situations) who faced this arrogant behaviour. I will not judge Mr JD’s son-in-law’s needs at the time but unless he required urgent attention, he should never been allowed any preferences above other fellow human beings.

If he didn’t warrant any urgent attention, it was clearly abuse of powers and pure arrogance at its best. It humiliates the rest of society and weakens trust in the health system and it’s administration.

This particular incident became public because genuine people just like this woman happened to be there and seeing this happening in front of her owe eyes. Believe me that there are thousand more of these “preferences and extended privileges” which occur daily at any level of government’s administration which go without being noticed.

This is reality. Politicians in general are responsible for these imbalances and we must not forget to mention all those people in civil service roles which allow this to happen to the detriment and frustration of the other taxpayers. This is a shame but is also damn reality.

I agree. Malta’s press is becoming a joke.