She intended the difference saved to be sent to some charitable cause. No big deal for the so benevolent Johnny.

He asked Her to make him honest.

We’ll just have to follow the money trail.

‘Whistleblower Arthur Bajada said that he personally informed Police Commissioner Peter Paul Zammit of certain irregularities. Zammit however, did not take any action.’

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/en/newsdetails/news/national/Gozitan-whistleblower-who-wanted-to-curb-mayor-s-abuses-20131207

Are you asking for a miracle?

“But back to cemeteries, consideration should also be given to the possibility of actually removing some of them and respectfully reburying the remains of those buried in them in a collective one. There are too many ex-British Services cemeteries, for example, on such a small island. Can’t we just have one, say the sprawling Ta’ Braxia cemetery, and then use for development what precious land is vacated by their dead? Of course what uniquely historical cemeteries we have need to remain untouched.”

This article “Where silence is not golden” is penned by Charles Flores in today’s Independent on Sunday

So his idea of land reclamation is to remove military cemeteries. What a crass, stupid, hurtful, offensive suggestion on the eve of the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War. But what does one expect from a “mietna ghal barrani” MLP activist.