Being Muscat’s CEO must have given them the chance to throw ideas around.

But that was over a decade ago, as Malta was slowly making its way out of the jungle of tax havens. How they remain fixated on their schemes shows how limited their brains are.

“What they are is a campaign finance-raising and election campaign management outfit,” Mark claims. “I just have a sneaky feeling in my bones that this new proposed engagement in Grenada is not coincidental to the fact that general elections there are about a year away.”

Nails it really, explains also Muscat’s tactics as soon as elected, doing everything to bring down the PN administration.

I always had this feeling Muscat was working twice as much behind the scenes; there was a time where the rumour was the residency scheme introduced being too draconian and that it would be done away with.

At least that was the talk at Mile End. No one mentioned citizenship and under such secretive protocols.

Mintoff wanted to turn this place into a workers’ paradise. Muscat wants to turn Malta into a crooks’ refuge. Hilarious how coherent he’s been through and through.

What matters is the money. As if there’s no future left, or better, no turning back.

Chilling prospect.