I suppose we should be grateful that Hugo Chavez has popped his clogs
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October 6, 2013 at 11:03pm
Probably the only reason our government aren’t making overtures to North Korea already is that even they realise that this would be pushing the envelope just that bit too far. Joseph Muscat, speaking at a Labour Party club this morning and quoted on Times of Malta:
Touching on foreign affairs, he said a meeting held at the request of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov had unblocked stagnation in relations between the two countries, and a Russian envoy would come to Malta next month to discuss ways of moving relations forward.
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Officially, the government hasn’t made the overtures to North Korea, but the President has sent his ‘greetings.’
http://www.kcna.co.jp/index-e.htm
See “Greetings from Maltese President” under Past News, 1 October 2013.
“Greetings from Maltese President
“Pyongyang, October 1 (KCNA) — Kim Jong Un, first chairman of the DPRK National Defence Commission, received a message of greetings from Maltese President George Abela on September 11.
The president extended sincerest greetings and congratulations to Kim Jong Un and the government and the people of the DPRK on behalf of the Maltese people and on his own behalf on the occasion of the anniversary of the DPRK.
Expressing the belief that the good relations between the two countries would continue to grow strong in the interests of the peoples of the two countries, he wished Kim Jong Un good health and the people of the DPRK steady progress. ”
He shouldn’t have spoken on MY behalf.
Did he make the funds from the Community Chest available to them ?
Will Joseph be asking for Pussy Riot for the next Isle of MTV concert?
Nah but Kim Jong Un asked for VIP tickets
Will he also be discussing gay rights? And will Gabi press him to do so?
http://youtu.be/00lAE7vYsxU
No, but Muscat will increase the EU trade with Russia. By selling them PVs made in China, re-exported from Malta.
So what will Mr. Nair convince Joseph to sell to the Kremlin, at a nice commission to himself?
The Kremlin is interested in oil, gas and pipelines.
Rubbish. It is interested in selling all that, not acquiring it. In short, Malta is of no interest to Russia, which has bigger fish to fry.
And however scathing you may be of Russia, it is nowhere near as corrupt, manipulating or evil as China.
Does the Kremlin like Georgia?
Now that we know what he looks like will journalists please hound this man and ask him the questions that need to be asked.