Well, I wouldn’t go around messing with a country’s Opposition taking to judicial protests if my shareholders’ interests were at heart.

If they think they’re going to turn any future liability from their clients onto the Opposition they’re mistaken.

The point the Opposition is making is that what they’re trying to sell isn’t their remit, the product, as it is, carries national copyright.

Unless we want to talk privatising citizenship with its various perks and options. Fancy that, buying rights which carry more equality than others.

Now that Henley and Partners have been elected de facto to cabinet, are they willing to spend the rest of their time dealing with the EU, US government and every other sceptical state on our behalf?

Sweet, we’ve outsourced our interior, foreign, EU affairs to this lot. Where is it one goes as citizen of this place to reaffirm their mandate with these individuals? Is it a ministry, secretariat or authority, what’s their budget, helpline?

They opened Pandora’s box with this one. Pity Franco Debono voted himself out of parliament, the endless rhetoric would have been, erm, without end.

Sweet.

Vote Joseph, get Henley & Partners.

Thanks for the qualifier, Baxxter. I was wondering.

I think that Henley & Something are taking part in the discussion as the new owners of the Malta Labour Party. You see, they are in citizenship, residence, tax, insurance, property, legal, stockbroking and now even a political party.

At this point even LIDL is under threat from entry into the market by Henley & Something.

Joseph Muscat took the bait hook, line and sinker. To his eternal credit, Simon Busuttil was not taken in for a moment.

I couldn’t imagine the CEO of another private company in Malta pitting government against Opposition for private gain.

Frankly, Henley and Partners are answerable to their shareholders and as such are only interested in maximizing their own profits.

Their remit is riddled with conflict of interest.

It is, after all, one signed with an executive member of the house of representatives of this republic.

Not in MALTESE academic circles though.

Muscat doesn’t engineer things. He’s engineered into thinking he’s in charge.