The Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit would have definitely interviewed Karl Cini and Brian Tonna of Nexia BT. Under such curcumstances, they would have had to reply to all questions, including identifying the ultimate beneficial owners of the companies.

This must have been the reason for the Police Commissioner’s resignation. The Prime Minister must have realised, albeit a bit late, that under Maltese law accountants are not able to withhold information from the FIAU.

The FIAU almost certainly knows who the owner of Egrant Inc is, and let’s not dilly-dally any longer, knowing that you need to prosecute your Prime Minister is definitely too tough for some to handle.

Muscat’s rapid weight loss must have occurred when he realised that the info moved from Nexia to FIAU to the Commissioner of Police. It’s a shame they let the country down and resigned.

Do you just smash your face into the keyboard instead of typing with your hands?

The cedoli scheme is totally legal and complies with Malta’s laws, unlike opening secret Panama companies 5 days after winning the people’s trust and filling them with stolen money from corrupt multi-million deals.

Perhaps you ought to consider spending your retirement seeking for a shop which sells functioning brains, I’m sure you’d do yourself and the ones around you a massive favour.

Most Labour supporters who vote for Muscat are like that – they don’t even know why they vote Labour, yet they keep doing it.

Kemm int bniedem miskin, Privitera

Is that a threat?

Sounds very much like a veiled threat to me, Eddy. It’s been a while since you guys chopped someone up and dumped him in a well.

Just thassru and leave it at that.

Fejn jaqblilkom temmnuha u taqrawha lil Daphne hux!

Oh, come off it, Mr. Privitera. You are now reverting to childish arguments. What is this, a school playground?