These hundreds of ‘businessmen’ picked up where they had left off when their new smarter-than-smart meter was installed.

When Muscat came to the fore, the message was the same, standards, innovation and brains weren’t of this place.

In the end, this government is keeping its promise. It will be its undoing, one needs only look at the anomaly in import/export figures and a deficit rising exponentially. Both clear signs of an incapable class of newcomers whose only target is landing government contracts or slumming it at everyone’s expense.

This country doesn’t have the critical mass to take it for long, when resources are nil, their criminal action turns political at once. Toni Abela couldn’t be more clear.

A party which cannot even imagine a use for Australia Hall has all its followers doing the same.

Sustainable development needs cutting edge decisions with an administration and the best entrepreneurs on the same wavelength. We’re falling behind, and rest assured there’s nothing the new bizniss class will do about it.

There was talk of the Maltese business class going out and looking for new markets once, now we’re not even allowed anywhere near Sai Mizzi’s contact number. The mindset crystal clear, business is government sanctioned, real entrepreneurs direct competitors to this holding group.

Muscat then, is just a reflection of these swindlers, the vote a sore point for the PN to ponder. Radical mindshift required, before we’re reduced to some South American state’s wealth imbalance. These usually having some anti-American leftie dictating ‘economics’.

To date Labour has; nationalised the bus service, proposes to nationalise local wardens, made sure no one gets their hands on power distribution, speaks of difficult decisions at the national air carrier, can blackmail any business with this electricity scam, let alone protect others, raised the stakes with land speculators, (indeed is one of them), removing any clarity in planning regulations and introduced ministerial discretion to development.

Those who gave him the benefit of the doubt, foremost AD forget that what he said implied a headless state. If Muscat had an issue with independent authorities and clear written rules, who did they expect to fill the void planned? Briguglio’s marxism blinded him to any abuse. Which in this half baked Western Malta is a natural occurrence whenever rules are tainted an obstruction to development.

Never was nhallukhom tahdmu so true to form. Muscat won’t be happy until the clientelist regime is fully ramified into every aspect of economics.

Meantime, no one’s safe.

Can we sue for discrimination if we are ever caught doing something bad or criminal?

And if they don’t they will lose even more thousands of votes of honest citizens.

But truly under Joseph’s rule,who cares.

Min mexa ħe*a u min ma ħe*iex inħe*a!

Being transparent means being invisible – that is cannot be seen.

Joseph’s promise of transparency is exactly that.

Ed anch’io pago!

Name and shame the bribers.
60% of Enemalta is ours , we have the right to know who thieved those €30,000,000 every year from a company in which we are major shareholders.

Fehn hu Fredu Sant and the” level playing field” in business ethics he was nattering about in yesterday evening’s ONE tv program hosted by Manuel Micallef and Simone Cini?