In 20111/2012 I had an external leak, after which my meter was changed to a smart meter.

They tried to charge me for the repair, but my lawyer said it was their charge. He was right.

There was a 4000euro agreed-to adjustment downwards to be made to the bill already then. This was in 2012. This hasn’t yet been effected.

In 2014 with no occupation of the property meanwhile, the bill is now at 16,000euro.

The original adjustment was never effected, despite several requests for this to be finalised.

My complete disbelief at the new bill has revealed that my file is effectively: “on someone’s desk.” Previously that someone was “my superior,” “the manager,” “the director.”

Just as I’d thought all along – there are those who were singled out for attention, both in their favour – as with the smart metre scandal – and in their prejudice – as in my case – from well before the 2013 elections.

Actually you’re right – it’s 47 now. It must be Joseph, surely.

…and at 41 in GCI 2013-2014.

http://www3.weforum.org/docs/GCR2014-15/GCR_Rankings_2014-2015.pdf

http://www3.weforum.org/docs/GCR2013-14/GCR_Rankings_2013-14.pdf

Many people are complaining that their electricity bills are actually higher than before.

Some people actually believed they could be up to the task and naively voted for them, enough for them to win the election.

This is the Obamazation of Malta, all show and no substance.

Things get from bad to worse but it is never the fault of the ruling political party.

Sprinkling fairy dust only gets them so far, their hyperbole is finally seen as the lies it really is, in a short time.

Miktuba minn cuc fost ic-cwiec.

Singapore – or, better still, Bejing – style democracy seems so acceptable to this utter idiot….. and so many others like him it seems.

And what about the upcoming wage increase? Goodness, I am so excited I can’t decide what to do with all that extra cash in my pocket!

Wait, perhaps I can buy the antacids I need everytime I read about local meritocracy and shady alliegencies in action and my ulcer plays up. Nah, checked with the pharmacist, the extra dosh won’t cover that.

Mark J. Magri • 11 hours ago
In Malta there is no need of elections either general or councils ones……we need only one stable government like The Labour Party..to rule the country forever!
One captain is enough to keep the ship moving ahead rather than two or more!
So is our country!
GRANPINTO
Hamrun

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20141008/local/government-meddling-with-democracy.538933

Now, I’m off to hack (or ‘heck’) my head off.

Were they ever?