They’re drilling for oil close to home. It’s BP so it must be safe. They’re spinning thoughts in the divorce debate and lines are being crossed. It’s a PO (Pullicino Orlando) so it must be topical. They’re still wondering whether our mouths have been gagged or whether we are too scared to speak. Have we fought the law, and has it won? The Banana Republic on Saint Lawrence’s night – when the stars are dancing in the sky. Is it all about Milkshake?
mil-boghod riesaq jinstema l-pass
tal-hotbi qaddej tas-sultan
il-mishun fetah jaghli fuq in-nar
xi hadd rixu ser jitlef jitlef jitlef
mat-tokk ta’ nofs in-nhar
gallinar tas-sultan
is-serduq jidden saghtejn tard il-pagun jisthi jiftah il-mazz
kanarin jiehu lezzjonijiet tal-kant
minghand kokka xiha b’widnejn twal u toga qasira
hemm fil-gallinar
jekk roqqa qatgha tiehu tbid il-bajd
l-farawn qatt m’hu ser izur il-Kajr
gismu hu tqil wisq ghal gwinhajh
attent ghax daqt gej
attent ghax daqt gej
il-hotbi qaddej tas-sultan
Who’s drinking your milkshake?
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Do not expect the government to act on this or to force the issue on Libya.
Don’t forget that Malta continues to try to explore for oil within its territorial waters and there are at least two companies which have permits and as far as I am aware commitments to drilling exploratory wells within the a certain timeframe.
I’m not a legal expert, but surely if the government complains about BP/Libya drilling in the Med that could have implications for the contracts signed with these E&P companies.