How can he go to London to promote this scheme to the ‘potential Maltese’ without getting approval by us Maltese citizens or at least by our representatives is beyond belief.

Shouldn’t they be first telling us what is this so called National Development Fund? Do we really have to wait until they launch in the UK to find out what are the fund’s objectives, who will administer it and what will it invest in?

Will the money put in this fund be treated as grant, loan or equity? Can the future holder of Maltese passports gain any profits from their payments?

There is a lot to be explained.

Rather than wasting time at BBC, maybe it would be better if the Maltese communications students at PAI take their lecturers to Joseph’s launch and ask if the selling of EU passports is truly an avant-garde style of governance like their PM believes?

Maybe the only solution, when the law is passed through Parliament (it has already been approved for all of Henley and Partners’ intents and purposes), is for the Opposition to start collecting signatures to hold an abrogative referendum…that is buying back our dignity.

[Daphne – Oh come off it. I can see that working like a dream, I don’t think.]

Better still I would ask whether they have a Malta representative.

I heard that in Raxxja they have a fast tracking procedure for and extra charge of 50%. How much is the percentage for my “fast tracking” in Azerbaijan?