Comment of the night

Published: October 8, 2013 at 10:13pm

Posted by ciccio:

If somebody is willing to buy a Malta passport for Eur650,000, then how unlikely is it that they will buy the Malta Labour Party for another couple of million?




26 Comments Comment

  1. Claude Sciberras says:

    Maybe it’s been done already. A couple of years ago Labour was bankrupt, but then miraculously in the last election they had so much money that they were throwing it ‘at the docks’.

  2. albona says:

    I have to just commend people like ciccio who take the time to write good comments. The same goes for so many others. It’s a pity that so many other people are blind to what is going on.

    • Francis Saliba MD says:

      Comments like Ciccio’s prove that not all people are blind, or willing to turn a blind eye so as not to notice the shambles to which Malta has been reduced in just seven months.

    • Watchful eye says:

      I can see your point, but I am more inclined to think that so many other people are not blind at all to what is going on; but many of them are terrified of the goings-on since these are reminiscent of the notorious 70s and 80s. The Malta Labour Party (MLP) can never be trusted.

    • Grezz says:

      Hu go fik, Baxxter!

  3. Aunt Hetty says:

    The further decilne and fall of Malta.

  4. Gahan says:

    Il-ftit minghand il-hafna…Cinizi , jew ahjar hafna minghand ftit Cinizi.

  5. etil says:

    They are blind who will not see.

  6. curious says:

    Manuel Mallia has enough cash, and Faberge eggs to buy passports for his wife’s extended family.

    Are they reputable enough for Joseph Muscat?

  7. botom says:

    Save money. Why spend 650,000 euros to buy a Maltese passport? Just make it on a Labour billboard and you have a fair chunk of Malta Taghna Ilkoll.

  8. Francis Saliba MD says:

    It is a crime for any Maltese citizen to sell his passport for 650.000 euro or for any other figure – but it will be OK for Joseph Muscat to sell Maltese passports ad lib for that amount.

    Hawwadni ha nifhmek.

  9. Osservatore says:

    Perhaps we should consider selling our passports on Maltapark, listing them somewhere between the humidity fire, the empli fire and the sub hoover.

  10. Watchful eye says:

    Can anyone imagine the chagrin if this was done during the PN administration? Is this the way this party can achieve the required funds, by selling the Maltese identity?

  11. rpacebonello says:

    Any bulk discounts?

    • Josette says:

      Actually yes – it’s the passport for the main applicant which is the most expensive; those for his wife, children, parents and possibly in-laws cost far less.

    • Josette says:

      And, once the Main Applicant (as the law refers to a would-be citizen) becomes a citizen, then any children which he/she has will be Maltese by right and therefore pay nothing for their citizenship.

    • Grezz says:

      Immagina x’festa jaghmlu dawk b’xi sitt nisa’ u erbghin tifel u tifla.

  12. numerus says:

    Let’s also not forget that these people will get a right to vote – which party do you think will get the vote of these people?

  13. Wilson says:

    It cost less than a few million to buy them out.

  14. Rahal says:

    Taht il-labour ta Joseph I bet there are many who would sell their passport for much less if it was at all possible.

  15. Barney says:

    It’s time to pack up and go.

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