The Author
A Gozitan lawyer drafting decisions for a judge at the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg, Jacques started blogging in 2005 and hasn’t stopped yet.
J’accuse the blog has become inextricably linked with the Maltese blogging world after having survived various phases in the development of the Maltese blogosphere (and provoked a few Saint Thomases into blogging themselves). It is now the longest running Maltese political (and more) blog – a favourite among purveyors of quality posts.
J’accuse and the other blogs all reflect Jacques’ positive attitude towards life, the universe and anything Maltese based on taking everything in with a a slight dose of scepticism and a barrow load of humour.
Jacques spends his spare time travelling, playing French tarot and scopa, following the greatest football team on earth and eating ravenously. His main passion is anything related to the world of comedy, he believes that the building unit of the world is humour, and that work is an invention that alienates the human being from the full enjoyment of life. He cannot stand people who let politicians take them for a ride, hypocrites and any dishes involving endives.
Jacques and his better half live got married in November 2011 and live in a converted Chateau (well a quasi-tenth of it) in a forgotten village in the Grand Duchy. The latest addition to the J’accuse household are two felines who have since begun to answer to the names Thatcher and Blair.
“j’accuse: la verite’ si je mens” has been online since x.iii.2005.
Since February 2008, J’accuse also appears as a column on The Malta Independent on Sunday.
* the photo is what happens to the author when he forgets the blade, the hairdresser’s address and generally any sense of personal grooming and is therefore not illustrative of everyday likeness. Yet, we posted it. Go figure.










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Hi Jacques
May I tell you that I have long admired your contributions and from now on intend to follow these on your blog. Please, therefore, notify me of new posts. My wife Rita who I understand used to teach you art at St Aloysius sends her regards.
Richard Saliba
Hi Richard,
Thank you for your note. I will add your email to the subscription list. Give my regards to Ms Saliba.