Reminiscent of a Police Commissioner who had a very particular way of staging things. He used to leave the CID yard accompanied by heavily armed policemen. Just outside the door there would be a mini Xandir van in grey and red livery. The van led the cortege of cars followed immediately by the Commissioner`s car, then followed three or four officers` cars, then a cortege of cars and vans (at times buses). The cortege rested where the Xandir van stopped. All used to alight but none knowing exactly the why and the what of the operation. Then the Xandir crew would mount the cameras, lights and all. The commissioner would step into an open space, commanding all of his subordinates to ward off and let him stand in the clear. Mission accomplished all the Police force would stick their nose to black box eleven o clock news to see the playback of the filming. None of these operations were ever followed by a successful prosecution Joe in spite of all jobs having been big fish.

‘People often remark that I’m pretty lucky. Luck is only important in so far as getting the chance to sell yourself at the right moment. After that, you’ve got to have talent and know how to use it.’ – Frank Sinatra

Muscat may have the luck but he certainly lacks the talent.

What’s more he can’t sing either.

My way ta’ ghajni.

What were the rebels going to do? Scramble fighter jets and shoot down the Maltese contingent? They wanted media silence so that it would be the prime minister, not Mrs Martin Galea, who gives us the news.

It will never ever be about Joe Citizen and always be about Malta Taghna BISS.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/peter-slipper-found-guilty-of-dishonestly-using-taxi-vouchers/story-fn59niix-1227004701129?nk=c11e1f3eaa68ec14c20760735c94af44

Worst abuse happen in Malta by government officials and apart from this site, it goes ignored.

It is quite obvious to me that Joseph Muscat knows nothing about family. For him his daughters are political gadgets too after all.