The only idea the PL has is how to fill their pockets fast.

I would have thought that the Malta Financial Services Authority would be ideally placed for this. That leads me to suspect that a possible real difficulty the Government may be facing right now is the contract it has presumably already entered into with Henley & Partners, and the consequences that will ensue from any unilateral and premature termination thereof. We are still blind as to the details of this agreement.

It must be a bit of both.

There is not a shadow of doubt whatsoever that secret illicit deals were made with foreign powers masterminded by no other than AST. He has a brilliant cv apropos.

Also the party in government has a very faint idea of what it is doing.

As proof of this vide its daily policy u-turns.

He is both.

He wants to travel round the globe for free ghax min qatt ma ra qalziet….

And he is just plain ignorant.

There is no doubt about this latter attribute is there?

No doubt whatsoever.

What a joke.

Could it be both of the above?

To get back on track we need a change in government as this government is completely incompetent. Now we REALLY need a change.

It is a pity that people voted the way they did last March. Had the Nationalists remained in government, I do believe the best was yet to come. We really would have become the “best in Europe”.

Instead with this Labour government we just keep sinking further and further. And all this happened in such a short time. I am afraid to think where we will be by the end of this legislature.

On your point about Malta having no particular reason for embarking on this citizenship sale, I bet the PL had no say in the matter, or rather, when the PL asked the Chinese Communist Party to bankroll its electoral campaign and God only knows what else the Chinese communists probably made the sale of citizenship a non-negotiable part of the deal.

Mere conjecture perhaps, but what else should I be led to believe? When you see such unfathomable events unfolding you are left with two possible theories:

1) The PL has absolutely no idea what it is doing;

2) The PL made deals with so many people, parties and countries (dictatorships of course – what else?) that any logic applied in an effort to understand these events invariably fails.

I would tend towards the latter theory personally.

If he had to reach his goal, and his performance thus far does not augur too well, he would have to work at it for at least two terms of government, and again as promised, through “economic growth” and not funny schemes.

The passport scam has thrown us back so far that the country will probably need the whole of this legislature just to get us back on track.