Dogma and untruths in the name of St Augustine’s despotic God
As one of the authors of Bill 113 along with Andrew Sciberras, I obviously expected Archbishop Charles Scicluna to come out in full force against […]
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A national language debate stifled by righteousness
The first thing we learn as undergraduate students at university is that you are never 100% right. No matter how well constructed and well written […]
Our books are our country
Allow me to be quite frank in starting this article off on the premise that Malta is burdened by its fair share of politicians whose […]
Malta’s greatest historian ever
There was once a young historian who, against all odds, rose to become Malta’s towering authority on Medieval history, slashing away at the ridiculous lies […]
An appeal to re-think cultural policy
In Uruguay’s seaside city-resort of Punta del Este, five large fingers of stone can be seen coming out from beneath the sand of one of […]
Greece – It’s about your future, not your money
The short-sighted narrative on the ‘Greece issue’ championed by the European Commission, the German government and shared also by our government, is that European taxpayers […]