Libyan embassy clashes: Libyans granted bail

Martha Zerafa

Mar 23rd 2011, 08:47

Ghax ma jmorrux jiprotestaw il libja dawn u jhalluwna bi kwieti!!Mela meta deheru fuq xarabank u fuq affari taghna qishom angli imma ha nighdilkom haga huti maltin hmar taghqtalu dembu hmar jibqa u dawn il vjolenza go demmhom qeghda u mhux ta min jafdhom ghax biex jaqlawlek wahda ma jridux wisq anzi dak l ambjent veru taghhom!!

pat camilleri

Mar 23rd 2011, 06:41

These lybians are living in flats in Sliema,5 to a room, in blocks of horrible buildings which have replaced period houses.They watch TV all day waiting for news in their country.The sound of the television is turned up so high, that their neighbours cannot sleep.Some also live in so called up market flats in tower road and quisi sana....doing more or less the same thing.Have they been given maltese citizenship, I wonder?Are they considered asylum seekers perhaps?Time will tell.

david gatt

Mar 22nd 2011, 12:26

@Vincent galea
Quote: 'If planet Earth this day were to be visited by aliens what would be their impressions of humans ?'

They would definetely be surprissed that the less intelligent species on Earth whom we call animals are capable (despite their limitations) to lead a peaceful life more than humans. Sorry for having to be blunt in my reply.

victor borg

Mar 22nd 2011, 12:18

Jista' xi hadd jghidilna fejn qieghed l-ambaxxatur tal-Libja ghal Malta biex jikkundanna dawn il-protesti aggressivi? Suppost li hu jirraprezenta lil Libjani kollha. Ghallinqas hekk qal. Mela kif ma smajnix kelma ta' kundanna minghandu. J'Alla li jien zbaljat izda nippretendi li ambaxxatur ta' ambaxxata jghid kelma fuq il-htiega li jkun hemm rispett reciproku bejn iz-zewg nahat. Hadd ma jmur f'dar haddiehor u jhalli dizordni ssir min-niesu quddiem ghajnejh! Jekk xejn apologija lil poplu Malti ta' dawn il-grajjiet li jaghtu dehra kerha ta' pajjizna.

Bir-rispett kollu, kelma wahda nahseb li qal tajba dan l-ambaxxatur li huma jinhtiegu 'evoluzzjoni' izda evoluzzjoni fil-mod ta' kif igibu ruhhom ma' xulxin f'pajjizhom u f'pajjiz haddiehor. Demokrazija minghajr imgieba civili hija biss FARSA. Dan qed nghidu ghaliex nixtieq il-gid u nirrispetta lill-Libjani kollha; huma min huma ghaliex kollha tad-demm u l-laham. Izda fuq kollox, inhoss ukoll li ghandu jkun rispett lejn pajjizna li tant hadem bil-fatti u mhux bil-paroli biex jghin lil kulhadd irrispettivament min twemmin, razza jew kulur!

b.micallef

Mar 22nd 2011, 10:51

These people should not be allowed to do these illegal protests. They are
harming our tourist industry at this very delicate time, and they are doing
these protests without a police permit. They should go and fight their
battles in their country not in our country. God gave them more than
enough rich natural resources (for 5.5 million people only) and it is a
shame that they are killing each other.

Ray Mangion

Mar 22nd 2011, 09:58

We should not allow this to happen. The Ambassor to Libya should be sent back to Libya and shut the Embassy down. Where have these Pro Gaddafi people come from all of a sudden.? Did they have a permit to protest? Or is it because us, the public pointed the matter out yesterday? Most likely money to demonstrate was exhanged as it is happening in Libya. We are in a very precarious situation now; we don`t need anymore danger.

m.farrugia

Mar 22nd 2011, 09:39

Minghajr ma nidħol fil-meritu ta dak li inqala bejn iz-zewġ gruppi rivali ta Libyani il-biereh issa hareg fil-berah min huma dawk li qed jappoġġaw lil Ghaddafi f'Malta. Il-bicca il-kbira kienu studenti li hemm fl-ex- St. Michaels Training College li kien tnehha minn kullegg għal għaliema Maltin u nghata lil Libyani. Tajjeb li wiehed izomm ghajnejh fuq dan il-post u dawk li jmorru jistudjaw fih.

Lawrence Farrugia

Mar 22nd 2011, 09:26

If they feel so strongly (be it in favour or against) then they should be given the opportunity to go to Libya and demonstrate over there rather than complaining over here, and exposing the Maltese islands to a risk of retaliation. They should all be deported to Libya not be granted bail to contiune to cause unrest in Malta.

mario gellel

Mar 22nd 2011, 08:56

Where is our LAW&ORDER ??? Or is it only there to be implimented on the Maltese ???
A bunch of outsider are difying the Maltese authority and causing panic to our homeland.
There is a limit and law for everything. Just use it and don't let these few blackmale us.
And that goes for every non Maltese. If you don't like it, just Leave.

Joe Muscat

Mar 22nd 2011, 08:14

Looking fwd to hear that the embassy paid them the lawyers?!

BTW, was it so difficuilt to go to court in the morning>? As to open the court late @ night for something that was far from the 24hrs arrest legally allowed, for me sounds more than like an abuse by the authorities them selves. What was the price Gahan il- Malti paid last night for this??

C Vella

Mar 22nd 2011, 08:03

and this kind of people are the ones that will supposedly bring peace and democracy in Libya eventually... we're doomed!

J. Borg

Mar 22nd 2011, 08:00

If they are so anti-Gaddafi....why don't they go to Libya to help their friends the Rebels to oust Gaddafi. Instead of holding protests here?

Charles Zammit

Mar 22nd 2011, 08:00

Well done to the police. Enough is enough. While much sympathy is expressed with the Libyan people they would do well to remember that they are only guests here and while here they have to obey our law. Unruly behaviour is not allowed in Malta. If they feel they should be actively militating against the Colonel all they have to do is go back home and join they brothers. If they stay here they have to make sure they do not poise a threat to our peace.

Vincent Galea

Mar 22nd 2011, 07:19

If planet Earth this day were to be visited by aliens what would be their impressions of humans ?

Stephen Florian

Mar 22nd 2011, 06:57

It is the pro-Gaddafi supporters who should be arraigned. Revoke all their visas now and sent them back to Libya. They publicly support a mass murderer. An outlawed head of state and dictator. Amongst them there could be nested the perpetrators of future terrorist attempts as desired and orchestrated by Ghaddafi in the Mediterranean. There is a war next door and Malta should wake up, this is a war against us too, although apparently the threat is latent. The Maltese Government should clamp down and carefully monitor l activities inside the Corradino Mosque, the Ta' Giorni Libyan School and all other spheres of interest connected to the Ghaddafi regime in Malta. The time of being nice and putting up a tame face for the sake of diplomacy is finished, Maltese sympathizers should be put under check. We are EU members and our neutrality will do little if anything to protect us when madness will be let loose in order to please the tyrant's ego.

Franco Farrugia

Mar 22nd 2011, 06:53

For the umpteenth time, and I don't care who reproduces this comment in his/her blog, these Libyans should realise that they are in someone else's country and we don't need their trouble and tension as well: the Police have enough on their hands as it is. There: quote me!

Noel Mifsud

Mar 22nd 2011, 06:06

we are a free country we respect their religion believes but please let us live in a quiet atmosphere. They should go and protest in Libya, cos up to now the embassy is still the Government of Libya property, like it or not, and our police have have all the right to law enforcement this situation, so stop doing these things. You r invitd to go to Libya and do all the protersts necessary. Thanks

Joseph Borg

Mar 22nd 2011, 00:54

Why not the others who were supporting gaddafi were not arraigned as well. Did they had any permit to organise a dangerous protest like this in favour of a tyran. The whole world is seeing what the regime is doing to his people. I say one thing that those who favour the regime should go in Libya and protest there because they have all the protection they needed. But the anti gaddafi protestors dont have any protection nowhere. I symphatize with them as only they knows what they are suffering. In my opinion these were being provoked by the supporters of gaddafi. And who provoke is also breaking the law.

Peter Bonnici

Mar 22nd 2011, 00:09

Have any pro Gaddafi demonstators been arrested? Did they have a permit to hold a gathering of more than 10? Still sucking up to Gaddafi are we?

muhannad Shembesh

Mar 21st 2011, 23:18

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7MUG24OqLY

L Spiteri

Mar 21st 2011, 21:47

This is MALTA not Libya. These protest have to stop. Tomorrow Moviment graffiti will do something !!!

john vella

Mar 21st 2011, 21:44

This non sense has to stop before it escalate. If these people want to show their courage, why not go where the action is and leave us alone?
Let us get some order can we.

Ross Micallef

Mar 21st 2011, 21:13

Now we will pay the price for Mitoffs and KMB love of that maddog