Exactly. Why engage a firm at all? Because Galea’s friends are not the prime minister and the prime minister’s simply taking credit for other people’s efforts.

Why engage a firm at all? Why not go, cap in hand and soberly, to your allies and ask for help?

Because Malta doesn’t have allies, that’s why.

See? I told you it was Muscat who said that there’s a secret mission. The idiot said it himself in parliament.

They’re so excited to be living a real-life action movie that they can’t get their act together.

Since when are secret missions talked about openly in parliament?

And why engage a firm that has close contact with the militias? Please don’t tell me it’s because they’ve supplied arms to them in the first place.

“We will not tell you, in the interest of national security.”

My dear Madoff, it stands to reason that the roots of infamy stretch all the way back to the Nationalist administration. I, for one, have never and will never be selective in my criticism. That is why the NP hate me more than Labour.

Wilfred Kenely was not very infamous under the PN. He went from one position of authority to another leaving messes behind him like an untouchable. I know of at least half a dozen votes lost for the PN because of this. Untouchable he is.

And they don’t even keep it to themselves.

Deducing which militias then, isn’t that difficult.

That’s all we needed, become a target.

It includes Jaime Cremona, the infamous Wilfred Kenely, and Nikoloz Natbiladze.

http://www.lavallettecorp.com/managment.html

Way to go, Malta, way to go.

But I guess it figures. Crooks will hire other crooks.