I can understand your disappointment, signor, and share it to some extend.

First of all, I would like to thank you for replying. I didn't expect you to, to be honest, though I like being proven wrong at times. Indeed, Malta 'as shifted from a traditional stance of covert contempt to openness about its intentions. We no longer 'ide be'ind the facade of isolationism and instead move towards becoming the legitimate representative force that we are for the 'Ispanic people. That, 'owever, includes a certain degree of cautiousness when it comes to those who approach us, though, since you sure know there are those wishing to undo us. In that sense, I'd apologize for the per'aps rough initial contact, but 'ow would you react if an organization that was believed to be dead suddenly contacted your superiours and asked for a business partnership — on a compromised comm frequency, no less. Naturally, it rang a few alarm bells, and that is why I interceded, signor. I am the one looking at everybody's hands to see if they're 'iding something, and yours seemed rather covered.

To say one thing from the start: If your intentions are pure, congratulations, you 'ave nothing to fear. Still, I would be doing a rather poor job if I didn't consult a second entity for an opinion in order to ascertain whether to point my thumb up or downwards in your case. The inquiry revealed some rather dis'eartening results, but I would love to 'ear you make a statement about them as well, since there are always two sides of the same coin, right? I would very much like you to explain just 'ow you come to ferry artifacts, signor. To my knowledge, this constitutes actively supporting the Cretin economy, and we cannot 'ave that.

We shall continue when I 'ave a bit more to work with from you. A good day to you, signor.