Perhaps Joseph promised to send his “navy” if needed.

At least he is now happy to be paid for consultancies that he has longed for.

Mallia is the Big Enchilada of Leo Brincat’s investigation team into Sant Antnin’s operation and environmental procedures.

What the prime minister means is that until the LNG infrastructure is ready, the decision to run the plant on heavy fuel oil, with filtered exhaust, is and was the correct one.

For many months, his party media drove home the propaganda that heavy fuel oil is “l-aktar zejt li jhammeg u li jgib il-kanser”, and what a corrupt decision it was.

Now, all that hogwash is behind us.

Perhaps we should thank God for little mercies. If they ploughed ahead and switched to diesel oil, as they had promised, the national fuel expenses would have skyrocketed.

Paymasters? Is he on some government board?

Too busy defending his new paymasters on the Marsascala park debacle.

Malta doesn’t deserve an apology. Labour were obviously crooks and liars – Malta voted for the government it deserves.

Din L-Art Helwa is right.

If the project details are not yet available, how can the government assess the impact on the environment?

As a member of the public, it is the public’s right to be sure that proper studies have been made in accordance with local and EU law.

Joseph Muscat promised us “l-aqwa fl-Ewropa.” That’s what we want, no more, no less.

Hallihom ibatu l-Libjani, l-aqwa li ghandna c-Cinizi jmexxu l-armi. Dawk il-containers kollha, min tridu jinduna?