Is that why the Armed Forces have been placed on high alert? To protect the sugar?

And no funds to complete Piano’s for converting the Valletta ditch into a lovely garden same as was done around Mdina. By the way I hope that to create space for the buses in St James ditch no trees are removed.

You have hit the nail on its head as this exactly what this wretched bunch will do given that the majority of Maltese are greedy and very easily taken for a ride by dangling money in front of their eyes.

Yes but in the meantime we are on HFO so utility rates should go down.

Exactly. I do not see a problem that the Moviment has found Eur 6 million to build a lasting monument to this carnivalesque government of clowns.

Its been carnival every day since 9 March 2013.

Farsa wahda wara l-ohra.

Next on the agenda: Labour government to transfer its offices to the carnival village. One-stop-shop government.

The AG! My aching sides!

Very good question. Natural gas prices usually lag behind crude oil. So the price of natural gas is only just starting to drop. But drop it will.

Just like oil, there is a glut on the market. So prices fall. That’s the physical reason.

There is another, market reason. Gas contracts, especially in Europe, are tied to the price of oil. The older contracts remain in force, so prices are still tied to older oil prices, but eventually the contracts will be revised.

We don’t need http://www.petroludiesel.com, but http://www.lekonomijaglobali.com

My gay couple Sorbonne professor friends.

‘…At the beginning of the sitting, Dr Grech said that in terms of the law and the code of ethics, he was bound by professional secrecy and could not comment specifically about the case unless his client (the government) released him from this condition…’

And since when is the AG a professional hired by the executive?

‘….Dr Said asked why the government’s clearance was needed on a criminal issue. So was the AG subject to a minister?…’

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20150211/local/live-government-objects-to-attorney-general-testifying-before-house-privileges-committee-in-dalli-case.555673

Not that they didn’t see it coming.

‘…Deputy Prime minister Louis Grech said the government had already warned that asking the AG to give evidence would cause problems and set a precedent…’

Up yours pepe switchers.

The Deputy PM to refer immediately to parliament and define whose problems it will be. Unless of course, the house is now Muscat’s gran consiglio. We’ll all have tea with his spouse then.

The AG no more than Muscat’s guarantor; slowly, very slowly is this republic being eroded.

Fascism is primarily menefreghismo with a press bent on benaltri gli scandali.

The timing of Balzan’s editorial, pity he forgot last week’s show of emails confirming Gonzi’s arrogant no to meet Farrugia, most telling.

But it seems the Independent is to blame for this descent into taking over the country’s institutions. Protecting oneself ensuring their autonomy isn’t for the ginger dux.

Balzan, you can be such a useful idiot.

Must be some shortened configuration. Agile into corners.