I haven’t yet seen in the Maltese press a comment or column or a pointing out of the Mossack Fonseca link between the Maltese triad caught in the leaks and the Electrogas power station partner.

The link, to me, is so glaringly evident that missing out on it is failing to put pieces of a jigsaw puzzle together.

Frédéric Oudéa, CEO of Société Générale, is interviewed in the CashImpact #PanamaPapers viewing.

There had to be a more solid reason for Hollande’s support, and the figures – as per Konrad Mizzi’s pre-electoral slip-up announcement – had already been factored to precision.

And any resistance too.

Godfrey is truly a man of principle, a professional in his own right and above all gutsy in the face of crooks and corrupt ministers. Perfect profile for a minister of finance. Shame he is not interested in entering politics.

Mr Leone Ganado actually explained that the so called audits consist of company set up expenses. Moreover, contrary to standard audit practice the fees for the audit itself are not included.

I missed it. But to my mind the so called audit is a mere statement of account made up of figures provided by Konrad Mizzi as owner of Hearnville and his trust, conveyed to his Mossack Fonseca agents in New Zealand, passed on to Crowe Howarth. As they say, shyte in and shyte out.