What I am saying here has nothing to do with getting confused however, Catherine. Ignorance and lack of common sense does.

Well, it’s all a bit hard to decipher, those bits where Jesus said don’t be a thieving bastard and don’t put up with thieving bastards and stuff like that. No wonder the majority of Maltese get confused.

Religion, for the majority of the Maltese is just a habit – something which they are unaware of.

And anyone whose name and official position has been mentioned publicly, and who has the powers to investigate, has a duty to do so. To do otherwise is negligence and association with the crime.

Bir-religjozita tieghu kollha ma jhossx il-kuxjenza taharqu jekk jaf li xi flus li kellhom skop jghinu nies fil-bzonn spiccaw ihallsu l-ispejjez personali ta’ xi hadd iehor. Min jibqa sieket huwa komplici.

Dak kuntent kif inhu. Jimsah it-ticpis u c-caflis tal-partit.

Ma jibqax jekk jaf b’xi haga tintenn u jedhed li jikxef.

Jekk full up, jaghmluh president.

More worrying is the fact how he announces this piece of news, following the serious allegations he published, as if nothing ever happened. Moreover, his “friends” congratulate him and all is well again.

This total lack of ethical behaviour and values is worrying as well as the fact that this is being accepted as normal by the majority.