Malta, 9 Thermidor
I say link man link.
Ah. I think you mean I should comment about Labour having a list of the foreign voters. What's new? Of course the PN has no lists of this kind.
What Maltatoday did? Good for them. If the MLPN cannot respect privacy then we are not to blame if the media start to copy their antics. Which does not make any invasion of privacy right does it Faust?
Two points you miss. First, it is a list that was about people who flew AirMalta. Second, it was tabled in the House (and therefore made public). Thankfully, the parliamentary link is broken because that would mean that your personal data is available to the world wide web.
What MaltaToday did? I think "good for them" too. And good for the Labour delegates. There's nothing nicer that seeing someone getting a taste of their own medicine although their personal information was not made public.
So let me get this straight. It is ok for the PN to violate your privacy and keep such a list but it is not ok for MLP to do the same and then use it in Parliament.
I miss no point. I CONDEMN (jeez I love that word) both the actions. The difference between you and me is that I have no tinted glasses on.
The difference between you and me is that you are a closet Alfred Sant admirer who can only bring himself to say that the list was "used" by "Labour". It was not "used by Labour", its contents were made public by Alfred Sant to make no political point other than "we've got moles everywhere" and to pander to the (unjustified) indignation of his Party's supporters.
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