Just trying to get inside the mind of the propagandists, that’s all.
Mhux kemm taghlaq it-toqba? = reversible.

The rules on reversibility are being broken all over the place. I don’t know how much of the Fort St Angelo restoration is reversible. Or the new air conditioning system at the President’s Palace.

Apples and pears.

Silvio Parnis built a shed on property that was not his, and without a permit.

Whether it was reversible or not was almost irrelevant.

The rules for historic buildings are very specific. We spent months studying them at university as part of the archaeology course – needless to say, I have forgotten most of what is required, but I do remember the fundamental rules on reversibility.

“Reversible” is the mother of all loopholes.

Silvio Parnis’s wooden hut too was “reversible”.

If the Superintendent did approve he ought to resign since he would have proved himself unworthy of the appointment.

Let’s hope that, for once, the media and NGOs will not let this desecration be forgotten until those responsible resign.