Well, who else but the laundry man when all the dirty linen is being brought out.

Ghax ma jafux jaghrfu l-hamalli, Higgins. Ghax saru hamalli huma stess.

I think this was one of my predictions for the new presidency.

It doesn’t surprise me either, but it is vital that these details are brought to the surface so as to hammer in the ‘perception’ supported by facts, that what we have is a gang of corrupt cheaters, liars and thieves.

Thanks, Daphne.

He was suddenly removed or asked to leave that position.

I think it would be interesting to find out why.

We must wonder whether another Eur 500,000 is going to employ more of the same or if it will bolster those already iced bunned.

”President’s office wage bill up by €500,000” TOM

President’s office wage bill:

2011 €827,064

2012 €912,402

2013 €933,410

2014 €982,000

2015 €1.4m

Before someone suggests that the increase is due to the new foundation being set up by this bleeding heart presidency one should note that there is a separate financial allocation in the Budget for the new foundation of €700,000.

Info from TOM print edition and

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20141127/local/presidents-office-wage-bill-up-by-500000.545833

That is the questions which many are asking.

In a modern democracy we would expect the officer in charge of the scene to answer, as would his direct superiors all the way up to the commissioner of police on to the minister in charge of the portfolio and ultimately the prime minsiter.

In Malta none of these are batting an eyelid.

It is about time to remember that any one of us could hit another car’s wing mirror therefore any one of us could be a victim of a contaminated scene of a ‘crime’.

That is precisely why he is the chairman.