Another possible reason for the delay/inaction in cracking down on Comino’s illegal deckchair operators: Tourism minister’s father, uncles, own water sports, ferry business with interests in Comino

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1. >A cursory look at their filings on the Malta Business Registry reveals that the company has not filed any audited accounts since 2015.

   >Oh Yeah Malta’s base of operations shares a jetty with DB Group’s Blu Beach Club in Mellieħa, a few metres away from the same business group’s Seabank Resort and Spa

   You just can’t make this shit up lol

   Also I’m pretty sure that Oh Yeah were the same company allowing illegal boat parties back in Sept. 2020 when they were supposed to be banned…now it all makes sense

2. X’mafja ta’ pajjiż jaqq

3. Make it all public, protest about it, disrupt. All this shit from 1 SINGLE act of your average joe going “if the authorities don’t do it, I’m taking it into my own hands”.

   Imagine if this becomes the norm. This is the only way we will ever turn Malta around, it is the only way to get any results.

   Bil-Malti: “Indahal kemm tista!”

4. It’s a shame that there is no protest culture in Malta. People just accept obvious corruption

5. Dal pajjiz qisu kaxxa fucking hamsters man.

6. They’ll remove them at the end of the summer, as usual.

7. Someone should go shit on all the deckchairs when nobody’s looking