Mimcol CEO denies superyacht privatisation corruption claims

John Zammit

Mar 27th, 20:48

This is a mystery. I am Commander of the ship.Someone brings to my attention that the ship I am on is taking water.Instead of repairing it I leave port and try to hide from the passengers on board.In this case not only the captain new about the leakage but also the Officers Close to Him ( ministers).Was there the need for the Leader of the Opposition to reveal what was gong On.And PBO The PN general secretary why he was also questioned by Police.

lilly vella

Mar 26th, 22:08

ma nafx x kien qed jistenna l pm , biex jirraporta l kas lil pulizijja , qabel ma kien qal li ilu jaf.

J. Buhagiar

Jul 30th 2010, 13:59

I can only hope that the Nationalist party understand that I am doing them a service using my time to write this.

I heard Arnol Cassola say on TV that for example, a piece of land that was significant was given for a few thousands (I think he said 100,000) to build loads of apartments that cost loads more (i do not remember if he said that it was a hotel but i think he was iluding to that) and that Goverment has been promising to discuss the issue that was about Donations really, since 1995.

People like me never gave the support of the bad practices we used to hear off during the times of Lorry Sant etc. We voted against!

Some of us may have voted NP during the last elections too after hearing Dr. Gonzi on TV and his highly directive and convinicing promise of a new way of doing thing.

If we continue to hear about such levels of non-conformance to what one would consider to be professional, now that we joined the EU and the high level of expectation this brought with it, do not count on floating voter support. Too many flaws continue.

Stephen Saliba

Jun 1st 2010, 18:45

All this talk about whisleblowers etc. This is an absolute minefield. For one I would have the whistleblower being obliged by law to hold or direct investigations to some tangible proof. Otherwise we would have half the population pulling stunts on the other half (which we all seem to be so good at unfortunately). Then put in place ONE correct structure (legal, executive) as to how such claims will be handled and not call the police for that, call the ombudsman for the other or invoke the committee against corruption and so on and so forth. Unfortunately when there are no clear guidelines things are bound to go haywire and you end up having people making possibly unfounded claims with dire consequences which must not go unchecked. At the end of the day it is the truth that must be paramount. And proven.

charles taliana

Jun 1st 2010, 17:37

The government should issue a Legal Notice or form a Legislative Law which should
stipulate the lenght of time of no more than 6 (SIX) months for these anomailes to be brought forward otherwise persons/personages who always think of how to try and destabilise
the procedures as we say in the english language SHOULD LUMP IT OR HUMP IT.

John Micallef

Jun 1st 2010, 15:35

@ Mario gellel

Min gie l-ewwel it-tigiega jew il- bajda??

Mhawda wahda sew il- biegha qisa! Ghax qisu lanqas min seta hawwad fil- borma ma jaf x'fiha ezatt!!

Mid-dehra il- Vizjoni 2015+ : Min jigi misthareg jibda ibghati bid-dimenzja (bir- rispett kollu lejn min ibghati biha genwinament?) ghax fil- kaz tal- BWSC u f'dal kaz in-nies involuti huma vitmi ta dimenzja akuta!

Kevin Azzopardi

Jun 1st 2010, 15:29

so much for the whistle blower's act. As usual under this arrogant government. You try to bring to the attention of the govt irregularities, and get punished for it. There's a maltese saying which goes really well. something to do with walking.......

mario gellel

Jun 1st 2010, 15:22

First we get the news that the PM heard of this scandal from Joseph Muscat (ie)8months after it happened. Now we get anouther late news that the CEO found out that "corruption claims " are being made on him right now from the police.
JAQAW VISION 2015 HIJA VISION NAQAW F'KOMA???