Well said. That this place is hypocrisy nationalised is an understatement.

It says ‘Henley and Partners’, where partners belong to a long list of law firms busy taking it in.

Thus not one squeak to what actual figures are.

And that is the new Freemasonry.

Why do you remain tolerant enough to mentally see this Government lasting until then?

Tolerance levels are still way too high.

Resistance to these scandals should mean us having had it with tolerance.

As someone very rightly said, the Labour Party and any of the variations to its name and form should be rendered illegal in Malta.

Or shall we say that they have turned Malta in one whopper supermarket?

His definition of people would be Taghna Lkoll ones of course.

We slipped a point every year from 2012, I wonder by how many points we will slip this year.

The best in Europe!

Minbarra li qed jissodisfaw il-kilba immensa ta’ dawk tal-qalba, qed iwarrbu l-kumplament ghall-ahhar sentejn fejn jibdew ‘iroxxu l-bzar’ ghaliex il-poplu jinsa.

L-iskandli ta’ llum ghad jinhbew wara zidiet attraenti f’xi forma jew ohra.

Il-Gvern ta’ Joseph Muscat diga’ rabba kallu gmielu u ma jistax jissogra jitlef l-elezzjoni li jmiss.

Cert li l-vantagg ta’ 36,000 vot ma ghadux iserrahlu rasu anke jekk dan il-fatt ghadu ghamad quddiem hafna ‘fidili’.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/13/us-passport-idUSTRE81B05A20120213

BUCCANEERS

“Some Kittitians criticize the extent to which citizenship by investment is changing the political – and physical – landscape of their island.

“Dwyer Astaphan, a former Kittitian minister of national security, justice, and legal affairs, complains that former sugar industry workers, intended to be the beneficiaries of the sugar fund, have no way of knowing where the money goes.

“There’s no transparency,” he says. “Imagine making a contribution to a foundation to get citizenship of a country, but the inside information of the foundation is kept secret!”

“Astaphan also questions where Henley’s responsibility ends and the government’s begins.

Wendell Lawrence, a partner at Henley, is also St. Kitts’ ambassador to CARICOM, the Caribbean Community and Common Market economic organization.

“SIDF.org, the sugar program’s website, is registered under the name of Henley’s chairman and to its office address in Jersey.

“The St. Kitts official in charge of the citizenship by investment unit, Cheryleann Pemberton, says the sugar program is “an independent charitable foundation” registered privately.

“Kempadoo, who is developing a new resort called Kittitian Hill, worries that public-private partnerships such as Henley’s compromise the island’s sovereignty.

“They’re pirates of the Caribbean,” he says of companies handling the citizenship business. “The situation of the country predicates that they are open to citizenship by investment. St. Kitts’ debt is 180 percent of its GDP. How can the government say no?” ”