What I honestly cannot understand is what are we waiting for to take some concrete action in the face of their non-compliance even on a Parliamentary level, of giving out information to which we have a right and which is being requested. They are riding roughshod with impunity and my feeling is they have a good ole laugh in private at the expense of our parliamentarians.

To be honest, no one cares about Malta.

Just like the old whore joke where the punch line revolves around:

“Finding him still in her bed the following morning, 100$ well deposited, she slips on her false teeth and says: Run along, now. Don’t you have better things to do than pay to *share a bed with* an old hag like me.”

Only in Malta: where the majority goes for it with eyes wide shut.

Were it not for the sterling work done by Enemalta to update and modernise its network throughout both islands over the past 25 years we would have not only a very scarce black out but many more each year as used to experience during the sixteen and a half years of Socialists governments

http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2014-08-14/news/malta-a-vintage-destination-6208094210/

“Since time in memoriam”…. really?

Our dear leader is a man of his word. Seven months more and then he will resign (and elephants will fly).

Imagine, Mr Leslie, what would have happened had there not been the cancerous power station as Joe Muscat used to refer to it.

Regarding pocket linings, Leslie seems to have also forgotten the pocket or rather sack linings of certain ministers and their friends of friends under the Labour governments of the Dom Mintoff regime.