And now they have all forgotten about the missing roof at the theatre and the noisy fireworks stopping performances whilst enjoying the various performances held there.

Din min fejn gibtha? Unethical? Din min belaghhielek?

The theatre IS incomplete, probably due to this government trying to save a few pennies. The sides should have been enclosed (see below).

http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2010/03/nice-one-maltastar-ja-qabda-kretini-bla-skola/

Saw one of them last week, wearing a proper tie instead of a bow tie. Strange, I thought.

Pray, why is it so? The parliament is a new building and this was the only place where a lacunae existed in the city. All the other lots have been taken up.

So intense was the criticism that the PN gave up on trying to defend them.

To many the Piano project equalled a roofless theatre/cheese grater; the BWSC power station equaled fabbrika tal-kancer; the public transport reform equalled bendy buses/traffic jams.

What irked most was was the way people of whom I had previously thought better ganged up to belittle all of Dr. Gonzi’s efforts to keep Malta afloat in very difficult circumstances encouraging the likes of Dalli, Debono, JPO and Mugliett to do their worst eventually leading to humiliation at the polls.

Sadly, we are now lumped with this corrupt government and no one seems to care.

EF, I’m afraid if it’s after hours NET TV (yes, the TV station which is meant to keep this government on its toes), might not have people available: you know, it’s a 9 to 5 job in the media world.