European Commission closes infringement proceedings against Malta

lgalea

Nov 20th 2009, 21:01

This is another reason why we must leave the eu dictatorship and tell its petty dictators to go to hell.
They are all out to de-nationalize the Maltese nation and dilute it with other backward cultures from Africa who are still living in the stone age.
WE MUST GET OUT FROM THE EU COLONIALISM IF WE ARE TO SURVIVE AS A NATION.

Stephen Farrugia

Nov 20th 2009, 16:27

@ Louis Gialanze

You are exactly right but remember, they do get a very good pay check , at the nations expense,

Derek Bennett

Nov 20th 2009, 16:15

Louis Gialanze is spot on with her comment, when I used to write letters to the Times of Malta before your referendum on EU membership I warned of the loss of sovereignty and that the ultimate end game for the EU was one single nation - a superstate.

I was often attacked for this on the letters page and accused of wanting Malta to return to being a colony of the UK, which was not the case. Because thye warnings of EU-sceptics such as myself were not headed and the people of Malta voted 'Yes' in your referendum, you are now fast becoming a colony of the EU. Like the UK, Malta should quit the EU while it still has a chance.

Miguel Micallef

Nov 20th 2009, 16:15

I am actually very thankful for that. That is precisely why I voted to get in the EU, so that our government is reduced to the status of local council.

Since our parties are not capable of running the island (which would have been my 1st preference - to have a solid local government), then we have to fall back on the leaders from outside.

At least they fix some of the problems our government would never dream of touching.

Louis Gialanze

Nov 20th 2009, 15:45

Whilst any form of racial discrimination is to be condemned, one cannot help noticing that Malta is back into the colonial days, this time as a colony of the EU, taking it's orders from the unelected bureaucrats in Brussels. Unfortunately, with the coming into effect of the Lisbon Treaty our parlament will be reduced to the role of a local council.

Joe Tabone-Adami

Nov 20th 2009, 15:43

I always half-wondered what "talking out of one's hat" really meant. Now I definitely know - thanks to Mr Stephen Farrugia.

Stephen Farrugia

Nov 20th 2009, 14:28

All these actions and laws are directly aimed against the Maltese people, Malta is lost. A federal state ( only option left), will have to revise all such agreements. In fact, none will be signed and all withdrawn.

Sliema.