“Now, one can easily say, “Ah! But you are not African, you are not black! You never stayed at a detention centre!” That is right, but even so, Africans being treated in the manner described in this article is in total contrast to Libyan Leader Mu’ammar Gaddafi’s dreams and hopes for Africa, and to the Libyan government’s policies on Africa, not to mention that racist behaviour is in total contradiction to the religion of Islam.

We in Malta are not very much aware of the great efforts being done by Colonel Gaddafi in respect of the African Union. And emigration out of Africa is a big issue for Colonel Gaddafi – he is totally against it! He believes that Africans should stay in Africa, thus avoiding a brain drain. I myself have heard him deliver speeches to this effect. The unity of the African continent is Gaddafi’s goal, one Africa, one people, one economy, one army. Colonel Gaddafi at present holds the African Union presidency.”

This guy has invented himself as some kind of Revolutionary now, when all he did in the war was hide and drink coffee. he only came out when the coast was clear, along with his mates from the Islamic Call Society in Paola, all of whom were fronts for Musa Kusa in Malta.

Yes, Antoine, the ‘lack of consultation’ relates to the scheme, specifically the “problematic” aspect of the scheme that “entitles new citizens to travel in the EU and get access to the rest of the Schengen area…”

You deserve 783,000 slaps on the face for being so dim-witted.

Kev, the “lack of consultation” refers to the whole scheme – the “Maltese decision” – and not to each individual citizenship sold.

Why does Joseph seem to be in love with all his appointees? What’s going on here?

No, the tourism campaign was meant to be during the Tunisian uprising.

During the Libyan campaign, Muscat said we should be careful because it wasn’t certain that Gaddafi wouldn’t remain in power.

“The budget panicked them. It was a budget that surprised even those who do not traditionally support Labour. So when the IIP was announced, the Nationalists acted like a drowning man clutching at a straw.”

It was the other way round. First we heard about the scheme and then we heard about the budget.

“But these are not the real issues for the Nationalists, so it looks like the many shenanigans which happened during the seventies and eighties are set to happen again. “- That’s quite an allegation.

“On the other hand, Labour in Opposition supported the Nationalist Party in power ”

Seriously?

“During the Libyan crisis, Joseph Muscat, as Leader of the Opposition, supported Prime Minister Gonzi and indeed helped him in the interest of Malta.”

Wasn’t Muscat’s advice something to do with unleashing a tourism marketing campaign?

Should the IIP fall through, we will all be made to pay dearly in future budgets. Needless to say, government will be able to place the blame squarely on the PN’s shoulders.