Experience proves me right. He would have called the plight of Libya a storm in a teacup, something seasonal which the rains will wash away. Then, afterwards, we shall see.

While the plane was on the ground did a doctor go on board to check on the health Mr Muaza?

The woman being interviewed stated that the last time a doctor attended Mr Muaza was before the flight took off from the UK and no doctor had seen him since he arrived back in the UK.

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2013/12/514003.html?c=on

[Daphne – It does not say the opposite. The Guardian report said there was a fierce dispute about the plane landing in Malta, and not that the plane didn’t land.]

Somehow I don’t think he would have done the right thing and elevated Malta’s name in the international press – judging from his record .

Bubu, my flashback is much more recent than the KMB fiasco.

This incident reminded me when a few months back P.M. Dr. J. Muscat wanted to send back to Africa a planeload of refugees, and was stopped by the European Court of Human Rights.

If Minister Mallia or any other top man in this government were involved in this case, we can only say ‘Shame on you for being so insensitive and inhuman’.

Asked if he was prepared to die, he said: “I was afraid, but now I am a skeleton and almost dead.

“There is so little of me left and I am not afraid. But they – the authorities – have not treated me as a human being and that is wrong.”

You need to wait for at least 5 days.