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The Executive Chairman of the National Book Council shows his support to authors

This is the current Executive Chairman of the National Book Council disparaging me in public saying “I don’t care about that exiled guy”. He is a political appointee who has no experience working in the book industry and is also my namesake, having been placed selectively into the entity that I built from scratch to bury my legacy.

I am not taking offence at his remarks. He is a little worm whose feet are too small for my shoes. I get much worse on a daily basis.

I’m showing this only as an example of how our democracy is collapsing with the take-over of our public institutions by criminals and rent-seekers under an autocratic system.

This is the context. I am currently, Malta’s best-selling author and therefore, by law, I am a major stakeholder of the National Book Council. The Executive Chairman of the National Book Council is by law obliged to protect and defend my interests. I have also published journalistic work and investigations on known criminals in a country where a journalist was murdered for doing so.

Throughout my tenure, I built from the National Book Council a public entity that defends and celebrates authors and free speech. There may probably be no guesses why I was purged and replaced with a Labour ?a?an. The entity is now just another bastion for rent-seeking and Labour propaganda.


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19 responses to “The Executive Chairman of the National Book Council shows his support to authors”

  1. […] This is the second public attack I have received after the current head of the National Book Council and a Joseph Muscat supporter, taunted me about being exiled from the country. […]

  2. […] journal. There are many others. Or the executive chairman of the National Book Council taunting other authors publicly. They are today’s intellectual rent-seeking elite supported by politicians like Owen Bonnici […]

  3. […] show other than blind loyalty to their political masters. These men offer our culture industries a gross spectacle of incompetence and total fraud and […]

  4. […] Unfortunately, today my legacy at the National Book Council is being dismantled with a pro-Joseph Muscat supporter as its head who encourages people in public to taunt me about “my exile”. […]

  5. […] Some things are better said to prevent them from happening again in the future. I’m not happy I’m in this position, but I’m filled with disgust at the toxic behaviour of my successor at the National Book Council. […]

  6. […] a different post. They are very happy to see us flee the country and force most of us out, as the Executive Chairman of the National Book Council once said. The latest investigative journalist to leave the islands is Ivan […]

  7. […] been compromised, replacing me as head of the National Book Council whit someone who publicly cheers the exile of the Party’s critics has something to do with it. In any case. You are not going to find Waldo because he has left the […]

  8. […] a conversation he was having with Labour’s pseudo-intellectuals. I am known and described by Labour’s top brass and Labour’s pseudo-intellectuals as the “exile” not in the tragic sense, of course, but in a derogative sense. Basically, I am shamed by the […]

  9. […] institution, however, it is nowadays the entity no longer enjoys its previous autonomy and its head is a ba?u?lu who was literally appointed as a joke to insult me (he has the same exact name and surname as I do, […]

  10. […] the worst kind of scum you can find: apart from being totally unfit for purpose, they are corrupt, idiotically vile and partisan-motivated, and blatantly opportunistic. The Culture Minister, previously found guilty of breaching the human […]

  11. […] against me personally and to curb the autonomy and power I was handing over to the book industry. My successor was appointed simply for the fact that he shares with me my name – the Labour […]

  12. […] The press is finally, covering the mess that the government has made at the entity that I led and built for eight years of my life. This was done out of spite, as my successor was chosen as a joke given he bears my name, and contrary to claims, he is not pleasant at all. […]

  13. […] undue influence on a panel of judges, and such cases are rare. But it is also true that we have a current executive chairman who is blatantly and openly abusing his position to target and discriminate against specific individuals. My successor, who is incredibly […]

  14. […] because I never faced such a situation as Executive Chairman of the National Book Council, and my successor has set a new record by inviting calls for an investigation into his methods. Strangely, Inizjamed […]

  15. […] am not going to explain to my successor (an incompetent imbecile, appointed as a cruel joke by the OPM) how his job should be done, because […]

  16. […] an independent organisation: its head is appointed by the Minister, and in the current case, the head is a political appointee appointed by the Prime Minister specifically to distort the local industry in favour of the Labour […]

  17. […] Today, the National Book Council is run by incompetent political appointees and the entity today discriminates against a number of authors and publishers like myself who are unfriendly to the Labour Party and the […]

  18. […] have always remained consistent in our approach that the current incumbent is unfit for purpose and should resign from his post and we will stick to this […]

  19. […] would also like to highlight the discriminatory nature of the current Chairman of the National Book Council, which he himself has […]

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