@Joe Fenech

One would have to re-examine if there was a breaks-on dragging of the feet approach by key players to undermine any PN Government effort at the time.

Did it pay them more to resume normal reflex speed under Labour?

What was the total deal secured?

Worrying about issues that I have little control on is detrimental to my current, very real health issues, unfortunately. I was simply giving my two cents worth, anyway.

Not according to what some Italian politicians were saying yesterday on Rai’s Porta -a -Porta late last night.

Tom double thumb, Malta experienced a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in the 18th century, where every building in Valletta suffered some kind of damage and the Mdina Cathedral became a heap of rubble.

A big Tsunami washed the low-lying Mellieha fields which rendered them infertile for many years. That was when there was an earthquake which decimated Messina, around a hundred years ago.

We are not immune.

This is mind over matter: I don’t mind if it explodes, and you don’t matter to me as long as my electricity bills are cheaper.

God – or nature – has on the whole spared Malta the incidence of major natural disasters: no earthquakes, no tsunamis, no erupting volcanoes, no really serious floods. So we have to invent our own disasters not to feel left out.

Ehm. I didn’t expect to be taken seriously. But I can just imagine PM Jo thinking that this puts him one up on all his critics.

There was an explosion at an LNG plant and ‘only’ 4 injured. Simon Busuttil is just scaremongering when he says that an accident could cause countless fatalities. I could swear that that’s he way he sees it, and of course the same goes for 50% of the population +18,000.

After all, another side effect is that whilst all property that side of South has decreased, property from Sliema Northwards would have increased in value.

Look how far Marie Louise Coleiro went for comfort: at the first chance she decided to scarper whilst not yet in position.

HPB, then the PN were utterly moronic not to use this as a trump card for the electoral campaign. As far as I know they never really ‘marketed’ the project.

Labour, on the other hand, bypassed all ecological, scientific and safety considerations and stuck to a strong slogan which is all the basic Maltese person wanted to hear: “cheaper utility bills”. PN’s inefficiency is PL’s gain.