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  • Bollettino #1: Melita vs Spagna (encore)

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    Scideu il cada ia giereni tale nithadditchem. Illum, ium il mulei sitta ta guniou elphein u disa, iena Gakbu Sfi*o nerga insellmilchom uara assentsa piuttsost estisa. Mincheiia li isc-scoghol tieghi ilu nieches ammont tuil ta zmien nista niggarantisci illi bcaina deiiem inhuphu u nigru uara d-donna bendata mat-truphiiet chollha tad-dinia. Dan l-ahhar cbadniha tissielet geuua…

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  • New(ish) kid on the blogs…

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    There’s a new kid on the Luxembourg expat blogging scene. Well, it seems that the new kid had been around for quite some time but not long enough to register on the J’accuse radar. That may have much to do with the fact that it is not really a blog but rather a column of…

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  • I.M. Jack – The Summer Sophisms (1)

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      1. Understanding Corruption What exactly is corruption in Malta? The trail of MEPA incidents provide an interesting subject for this kind of question. We had allegations (an interesting word of itself) of corruption all of which can be watered down to the allegation that someone obtained something unduly and that the obtaining of that…

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  • J'accuse: The Moral Question

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    Well, I’m back in the Duchy and still adjusting to the abrupt shift in weather conditions. Most days it’s raining and the early morning cacophony of the building site that is Paceville has been replaced by a much more pleasant yet still sleep inhibiting – a thunderous wake-up call by one of the monsoon-like storms.…

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  • Spinoso I

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    Clinton says North Korea has no friends (reuters). Pyongyang to explore openings on Facebook. Karozzini fight ADT to retain Valletta business (TOM). Must involve a huge amount of horse-trading. Microsoft finishes Windows 7 and releases code to manufacturing (pcpro). Previewers think it’s quite a bundle. Valletta FC on the brink of making club history (indy). It’s all…

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  • Morality and the Law (Quis Custodiet?)

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    Not since the days of Alfred Sant’s “konvinzjoni morali” have morals been so much at the forefront. At the time Sant’s “moral conviction” was bandied around in areas where proof was hard to come by – some would say it was an unfounded allegation dressed up as faithful conviction. Nowadays the word “morals” pops up…

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